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The Supreme Court ruled Friday that the government can take guns away from people subject to restraining orders for domestic violence, limiting the sweep of a blockbuster decision in 2022 that had vastly expanded Second Amendment rights. Continue reading →
The Supreme Court ruled Friday that the government can take guns away from people subject to restraining orders for domestic violence, limiting the sweep of a blockbuster decision in 2022 that had vastly expanded Second Amendment rights. Continue reading →
Lawyers for Donald Trump made a longshot argument Friday that the Justice Department prosecutor who charged the former president with hoarding classified documents at his Florida estate was illegally appointed and that the case should therefore be dismissed. Continue reading →
The June 24, 2022, ruling in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization sparked legislative action, protests, and numerous lawsuits — placing the issue at the center of politics across the country. Continue reading →
South Korean Vice Foreign Minister Kim Hong Kyun summoned Russian Ambassador Georgy Zinoviev to protest the deal between Russian President Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong Un and called for Moscow to immediately halt its alleged military cooperation with Pyongyang. Continue reading →
An influential member of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s coalition told settlers in the Israeli-occupied West Bank that the government is engaged in a stealthy effort to irreversibly change the way the territory is governed, to cement Israel’s control over it without being accused of formally annexing it. Continue reading →
As Russian forces are on the attack across the front line, the Ukrainian military has been desperately trying to replenish its war-battered forces, embarking on a large-scale mobilization campaign backed by new laws. Continue reading →
The president should take off the gloves and deliver the facts — with strength and conviction. That’s all he needs to do to beat Trump’s campaign of lies, revenge, and attacks on American values. Continue reading →
Jamhal Tavon Sanders Latimer, who has been identified as the leader of the Rhode Island-based group, and Steven Anthony Perez were convicted by a Middlesex Superior Court jury of a total of eight charges after two days of deliberations, records show. Continue reading →
The prosecution been the subject of rampant speculation and numerous conspiracy theories of a police coverup that have dominated headlines around the region. Continue reading →
“It’s difficult to comprehend the brutality of these stranger-violence attacks or to exaggerate the shock and fear these three women experienced at the hands of this man,” Suffolk District Attorney Kevin R. Hayden said in a statement. Continue reading →
The property comprises a six-bedroom main house and a two-bedroom guest cottage, a pool, private beach stairs, and an outdoor kitchen. Continue reading →
Dealers who use CDK software are being forced to rely on physical paperwork for tasks including vehicle registration, complicating the car-buying process for customers across the country. Continue reading →
Elinor Fuchs, whose impassioned insights into contemporary theater — first as a critic prowling the avant-garde scene in New York, and later as a professor at Yale — made her one of the leading scholars of the modern American stage, died May 28 at her home in the West Village of Manhattan. She was 91. Continue reading →
James Chance, a singer, saxophonist, and composer who melded punk, funk, and free jazz into bristling dance music as the leader of the Contortions, died Tuesday in New York. He was 71. Continue reading →
Best known for her viral song “labour,” the 24-year-old Glasgow-born artist has resonated with women who post TikToks using the song to voice their struggles and experiences with the patriarchy. Continue reading →
On Thursday night, Del Rey crossed a major career milestone at Fenway Park, locking in her first headlining stadium performance in the United States with a one-off (and sold-out) show at the historic ballpark. Continue reading →
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