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Vice President Kamala Harris, who has struggled for nearly four years in President Biden’s shadow, was thrust Sunday into the center of a remarkable political drama that could culminate with her becoming the first woman of color at the top of a major-party presidential ticket. Continue reading →
In the past 75 years, only two Democratic presidents, Harry S. Truman and Lyndon B. Johnson, decided during an election year not to run again, surprising the nation by announcing that they would allow fresh candidates to vie for their party’s nomination. Continue reading →
Israeli air defenses intercepted the missile following an air raid siren in the Eilat area, according to a statement by the Israeli military. The area is a popular beach resort. Continue reading →
Analysts say the weekslong revolt reflected a broader resentment over the uneven distribution of wealth and opportunity in an economy that has begun to wobble after years of rapid growth. Continue reading →
Credit the president for stepping over his ego and toward the exit — and former House speaker Nancy Pelosi for nudging him in that direction. Continue reading →
By withdrawing from the race, the president gives his fellow Democrats a fighting chance to beat former president Donald Trump, who would seek to undo everything Biden has accomplished. Continue reading →
More than 20 cities and towns across the country have passed similar surveillance ordinances in recent years, as drones, facial recognition software, license plate readers, and other technologies became increasingly accessible to local governments. Continue reading →
One of the great careers Washington has ever seen is effectively over. What rises to replace it promises to be the greatest political drama of our lifetime. Continue reading →
As the news that President Biden will not seek reelection ricocheted around the political world on Sunday, New England Democrats were united in their calls to celebrate his legacy — but some prominent politicians remained circumspect as to which Democrat they believed should inherit it. Continue reading →
Schauffele is the first player to win two majors with closing rounds of 65 in the same year. Jack Nicklaus is the only other player to do it in his career. Continue reading →
It’s easy for teams to get lost in the muddle of what their front offices will or won’t do. Manager Alex Cora believes the Sox did so to their detriment in each of the past three years. Continue reading →
It’s a common misconception that EVs are more likely to catch fire, maybe because EV fires are more difficult to put out and frequently make the news. Continue reading →
After the beloved Tex-Mex spot closed its doors for good last Saturday, downtown is facing a margarita mug-sized hole in its increasingly upscale dining landscape. Continue reading →
For 12 years, Mr. Trong presided over his country’s economic and geopolitical transformation and worked to ferret out corruption within its political circles. Continue reading →
For 12 years, Mr. Trong presided over his country’s economic and geopolitical transformation and worked to ferret out corruption within its political circles. Continue reading →
Over a taut 16-song set — and a short delay because of some rogue pyrotechnics — he and his band split the difference between amped-up versions of Brown’s biggest hits and sweet ballads that showed off the core of his appeal. Continue reading →
Carmen Hermo will hold the title of Lorraine and Alan Bressler curator of contemporary art, while Claire Howard will be Hansjörg Wyss curator of modern art. Continue reading →
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