The small army of videographers and social media specialists have gained a major following, with some advocating for them to receive championship rings of their own. Continue reading →
The incident that was unearthed by the victim herself — the philanthropic wife of L.L. Bean’s late president — has united local residents in outrage. Continue reading →
The company that operates the system determined that the outage was not the result of a cyberattack or hack, but it remained unclear what caused the firewall to stop calls from reaching dispatch centers. Continue reading →
Critics, including the American Civil Liberties Union and the Freedom From Religion Foundation, vowed a legal fight against the law they deemed “blatantly unconstitutional.” But it is a battle that proponents are prepared, and in many ways, eager, to take on. Continue reading →
After a gunman in Las Vegas killed 60 people at a concert in 2017, officials focused on a gun accessory known as a bump stock, a device that allows a rifle to fire at nearly the rate of a machine gun. Bump stocks were banned by the Trump administration after that mass shooting. Continue reading →
Yevgeny Vindman will run in the fall to represent the Virginia district of Representative Abigail Spanberger, who is running for governor in 2025. Continue reading →
In what experts said was among the most complex marine mammal rescues ever undertaken, the pair of beluga whales were extricated from an aquarium in the battered city of Kharkiv in eastern Ukraine and transported to Europe’s largest aquarium in Valencia, Spain, on Wednesday morning. Continue reading →
With a humility stemming from his party’s electoral disappointment, President Cyril Ramaphosa of South Africa was sworn in for a second term Wednesday, conceding bluntly to the government’s failure to cure a nation that remains deeply divided and economically fraught in the three decades since the end of apartheid. Continue reading →
Hundreds of people died during this year’s Hajj pilgrimage in Saudi Arabia as the faithful faced intense high temperatures at Islamic holy sites in the desert kingdom, officials said Wednesday as people tried to claim their loved ones’ bodies. Continue reading →
With increasingly unpredictable weather patterns caused by climate change, would-be swimmers say facilities should adapt to the changes and open sooner. Continue reading →
Undeterred by sweltering temperatures, hundreds marched in Roxbury Wednesday from the historic Dillaway-Thomas House in Elliott Square to the Museum of the National Center for Afro-American Artists in a parade commemorating Juneteenth. Continue reading →
The small army of videographers and social media specialists have gained a major following, with some advocating for them to receive championship rings of their own. Continue reading →
The last two months have been a whirlwind for Pagliuca, who shuttled between NBA Eastern Conference playoff cities and European soccer playoffs. Continue reading →
Massachusetts is one of about a dozen states that have switched over to a Next Generation 911 system, one that's based on the same technologies that power the internet. And that may have been be part of the problem in Tuesday's statewide outage. Continue reading →
Arthur Egeli, who also owns a Provincetown art gallery, says his film offers viewers a peek inside the world of fine art, rife with colorful collectors and lots and lots of money. Continue reading →
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