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Many of these dead zones overlap vulnerable communities — already poorer, sicker, and less well-resourced than the rest of the state. Where do patients go? Continue reading →
The war that followed the invasion is devastating Gaza, but it is also impoverishing the West Bank, which has become a kind of second front in Israel’s battle against Palestinian militancy. Continue reading →
Thousands of firefighters battling a wildfire in northern California are getting some help from the weather just hours after the blaze exploded scorching an area larger than Los Angeles. Continue reading →
The popular social media app could be compelled to share the user information with China, which could also censor or influence content seen by Americans, the Justice Department said in court filings late Friday. Continue reading →
The United States and China have renewed their mutual grievances as Secretary of State Antony Blinken and his Chinese counterpart held their sixth meeting since last year amid an uncertain political situation in the U.S. and growing concerns about China’s increasing assertiveness in Asia and elsewhere Continue reading →
Philippine government personnel have transported food and other supplies to a fiercely disputed shoal occupied by a Filipino navy contingent without any clashes with China. Continue reading →
Some 35,000 specimens in the Museum of Comparative Zoology are “primary types,” meaning they are the first used to describe their species. Only the Smithsonian has more. Continue reading →
Homes need help recruiting and retaining staff. They also need stricter regulation to ensure revenues that could go to patient care aren’t diverted to owners. Continue reading →
"The system of Beacon Hill power brokering, awash in money and patronage, is gross indeed," writes one reader. Another writes, "I am 74 years old and fed up with all politics." Continue reading →
The complaints involved infractions related to details, untruthfulness, warning shots and signals, negligent duty and unreasonable judgment, conduct unbecoming, and conformance to laws, records show. Continue reading →
This year, shark season kicked off on the Cape with two late May sightings and dozens spotted since then, which experts said was on par for shark activity in recent years. Continue reading →
Investigators say Adam Montgomery disposed of his daughter's remains in 2020, but he has refused to disclose where he left her body. Continue reading →
One under-reported aspect of America’s firearms epidemic: armed seniors with memory issues. My family had few legal options for disarming our dad. Continue reading →
Mr. Neff pioneered an East-West deal that gave bankrupt Moscow hard currency, reduced nuclear threats, and produced one of the greatest peace dividends of all time. Continue reading →
Roland Dumas, a former French foreign minister, agile political fixer and star defense lawyer whose taste for living large proved his undoing, died July 3 in Paris. He was 101. Continue reading →
On Monday, the vice president made her entrance to her new Delaware campaign headquarters to the sound of Beyoncé's “Freedom,” from the 2016 album "Lemonade." Continue reading →
As they click their remotes or swipe through the oceans of scripted programming, viewers are looking to be entertained. But they are also, on both ends of the political spectrum, looking for affirmations of their values. Continue reading →
We have learned a lot over many miles about how to make a trip work, even when not all of us want to be there 100 percent of the time. Read on for tips about hiking with kids. Continue reading →
Enjoy this summer’s adventures, whether you’re bedded down in a plush bell tent, road-tripping with your roof box, or watching movies under a meteor shower. Continue reading →
For me, life as a kid here included watching tourists pick maple leaves off the ground as souvenirs, attending town halls to listen to Bernie Sanders, and getting really into outdoor sports. Continue reading →
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