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Amid a citywide housing crisis, the Webster family hoped to turn their single-family home on Elmwood Street into 47 mini-apartments. Then neighbors got involved. Continue reading →
During closed-door budget negotiations, Massachusetts legislative leaders inflated the money earmarked for Senate President Karen E. Spilka’s district by more than $500,000, nearly tripling the amount originally approved for a pair of her district’s pet projects. Continue reading →
“The vice president believes that just because something has always been done a certain way doesn’t mean it has to be done that way moving forward,” said her former aide Rachel Palermo. Continue reading →
The results, presented Sunday at the Alzheimer’s Association International Conference in Philadelphia, are the latest milestone in the search for affordable and accessible ways to diagnose Alzheimer’s. Continue reading →
The largest blaze, Park Fire, had scorched more than 550 square miles of inland Northern California as of Sunday morning, darkening the sky with smoke and haze. Continue reading →
The group's top two leaders have not put forward a unified front, underscoring the management disarray that persists after more than a half-decade of corruption scandals and leadership turmoil. Continue reading →
Silicon Valley entrepreneurs see Vance as their emissary in Washington, spreading a doctrine that government and entrenched corporate giants from Google to Lockheed Martin stifle innovation, while nimble, bold-thinking startups can propel the national interest. Continue reading →
Military analysts say the swift gains reflect Moscow’s improved ability to exploit cracks in Ukrainian defensive lines, which have been thinned by manpower shortages and strained by relentless Russian attacks. Continue reading →
The election will have ripple effects throughout the Americas, with voters signaling their interest in joining the exodus of 7.7 million Venezuelans who have already left their homes for opportunities abroad. Continue reading →
Bankrupt Steward Health Care could not find buyers for the two facilities. Now it needs to ensure a plan is in place for patients to transfer their medical records and find new doctors. Continue reading →
America’s farmworkers are at the front line of dealing with H5N1 and they need to be protected adequately — not only for their own health but to prevent a broader pandemic. Continue reading →
Scot Lehigh likened the Republicans to "an asylum of loons navigating a long lake on a misty night." I have a close summer association with loons, and I can state that they display more intuitive intelligence. Continue reading →
The digital spots appear to be among the first ballot question ads to spring up ahead of the November election, when voters will decide five different initiatives, the most since 2000. Continue reading →
Videos of the phenomenon posted on social media quickly racked up views, with commenters saying the swarms looked like a movie scene or the apocalypse. Continue reading →
Boutte was facing one count of computer fraud (a felony) and one count of gaming prohibited for persons under 21 (a misdemeanor) as a result of actions that allegedly took place when he played at LSU. Continue reading →
The 6-foot-5, 315-pounder, who turned 25 on Sunday, is coming off a career season where he finished with 8½ sacks. Seen as one of the best young defensive linemen in the league, he agreed to a four-year extension in April worth up to $92 million. Continue reading →
The vulnerability of Windows PCs to such a glitch goes back to a 15-year-old antitrust settlement between Microsoft and the European Commission. Continue reading →
Ms. Buckley was inspired to chronicle her family history in the early 1980s when her mother, Lena Horne, asked her to store an old trunk in her basement. Continue reading →
She was a literary outlaw in Ireland, targeted by censors and criticized by her family and church, before gaining international acclaim as a storyteller. Continue reading →
And we're betting those barely knowns are about to be big names. Here's what it was like to be at Fort Adams State Park Saturday, with so much good music to choose from. Continue reading →
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