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Residents of the community of Ayer are fiercely opposed to the closure of their local hospital, and they know that the move would not only put people out of work, but also possibly endanger lives. Continue reading →
It may become a casualty of a bigger squabble between the House and Senate as they rush to come to agreements on multiple pieces of major legislation before the deadline. Continue reading →
In testimony at a Senate hearing, Ronald L. Rowe Jr. also acknowledged it was the Secret Service’s responsibility to make expectations clear to the local countersnipers and that his agency might have failed to do so on the day of the assassination attempt. Continue reading →
The legislation would force digital platforms to take “reasonable” steps to prevent harms to children such as bullying, drug addiction and sexual exploitation, and it would broaden existing federal privacy protections to include kids and teens 16 years old and younger. Continue reading →
The race to define Vice President Kamala Harris began in earnest Tuesday, with both her campaign and former president Trump’s team unveiling television advertisements that aim to explain her biography to voters in battleground states. Continue reading →
The nation’s autocratic leader, President Nicolás Maduro, was declared the winner of another six-year term, but his government has refused to release the full results. Continue reading →
Both the United States and Iran have long held sway in Iraq. But since the war between US ally Israel and Iran-backed Hamas broke out in the Gaza Strip almost 10 months ago, they are increasingly at odds. Continue reading →
The intended target, Fouad Shukur, has been blamed for the recent rocket attack that killed 12 children in the Golan Heights and was linked to the planning and launching of the deadly 1983 bombing of US Marines barracks in the Lebanese capital. Continue reading →
A calamitous breakdown in communications and planning allowed a would-be assassin to get within shooting range of former president Donald Trump at a July 13 rally in Butler, Pa. Continue reading →
“For well over a year now, the Healey-Driscoll administration has been clear that the current size of the Emergency Assistance shelter system is unsustainable,” a spokesperson said. Continue reading →
Visiting Seattle scored nine runs in the fourth, fifth, and sixth innings in front of a sold-out Fenway Park, helped far too much by the players backing the returning James Paxton. Continue reading →
While Alex Cora acknowledged Lucas Sims and Luis García weren’t the most glamorous moves of the trade deadline, they're tangible upgrades to a team just outside the American League wild-card positions. Continue reading →
Residents of the community of Ayer are fiercely opposed to the closure of their local hospital, and they know that the move would not only put people out of work, but also possibly endanger lives. Continue reading →
The Boston company has spent $50 million teaching seagoing craft to navigate autonomously across lakes, rivers, and oceans, a task at least as challenging as building self-driving cars. Continue reading →
On Monday night, Symbotic reported a surprise quarterly loss of $14 million and cut its forecast for sales and profits for its next quarter. Continue reading →
Ms. Cheng, a star of two of the most beloved kung fu movies of all time, “Come Drink With Me” and “Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon,” died Wednesday at her home in the San Francisco Bay Area. Continue reading →
Four years after the club’s closure during the pandemic, a trio of business partners has secured a promising location for Great Scott that will reintroduce the club alongside O’Brien’s Pub. Continue reading →
When families visit the Discovery Museum, they can engage in both indoor and outdoor play. Inside, there are sound, simple machine, water, and air play galleries, and outside, there are plenty of ways for kids to get active, including a wheelchair-accessible Discovery Treehouse. Continue reading →
Finding places to eat for our motley crew, which included a vegetarian, two picky kids, a cautious septuagenarian, and a professional baker, was surprisingly simple. Here’s where we ate — and where you should, too. Continue reading →
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