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The governor is weighing how to rescue a half-dozen cash-starved hospitals without aiding executives who enriched themselves while presiding over the health system’s collapse. Continue reading →
Trial testimony revealed that the ride-hailing apps' algorithms can predict how much riders in certain situations might be willing to pay, and how much compensation drivers might accept. Continue reading →
Priorities have shifted for today’s cultural institutions, says Kristy Edmunds, the museum's director. It’s about helping the community, helping artists. Continue reading →
The homeless and migrant crisis has been expensive for taxpayers, but it’s been a boon for some hotel owners, including two Massachusetts companies. Continue reading →
Behind the jubilation over the latest release of Americans unjustly imprisoned abroad are growing concerns that a new era of hostage diplomacy has emerged, with U.S. adversaries concluding that it pays to arrest innocent Americans and trade them for convicted smugglers, hackers, spies — and even killers. Continue reading →
The settlement was reached amid fears that Hawaiian Electric, the power company that some blame for sparking the blaze, could be on the brink of bankruptcy. Continue reading →
The remains are one of three sets exhumed so far during the latest search and were found in an area where 18 Black men killed in the massacre are believed to have been buried, Oklahoma State archaeologist Kary Stackelbeck said in a statement on social media Friday. Continue reading →
A pervasive lawlessness has emerged from the rubble of cities obliterated since Israel launched its all-out offensive on the enclave in retaliation for the Hamas-led attacks of Oct. 7. Continue reading →
Cease-fire discussions on Gaza continued, with an Israeli delegation led by the Mossad chief briefly visiting Cairo, an Egyptian official said. Continue reading →
The blurring of lines between faiths, origins and traditions stands in stark contrast to a growing political discourse in Italy and Europe that insists on firm borders between nations and religions, and immutable identities. Continue reading →
When we released our selections for the best coffee shops, breakfast spots, Italian restaurants, and more, we asked readers to share their favorites. Continue reading →
New England takes pride in its ice cream options and Boston is no exception, serving up everything from inventive, small-batch varieties to the classic Hoodsie Cups Continue reading →
The president proposed term limits for justices, a binding code of ethics, and a constitutional amendment making clear that presidents are not immune from prosecution for actions taken in office. Continue reading →
The viewers gathered at Nedoroscik’s former training gym to watch him compete in the pommel horse final for the US men’s gymnastics team at the Paris 2024 Olympics. Continue reading →
The first round of verbal and written notices were given to families who had stayed in the shelters the longest, said a spokesperson for Governor Maura Healey. Continue reading →
There are thousands in emergency housing in Massachusetts and in overflow sites. Caring for those families is costing the state a billion dollars annually. Continue reading →
Two-thirds of the way into the season, it's been a nice ride, but things are trending in the wrong direction, and the new acquisitions are unlikely to move the needle much. Continue reading →
China is threatening food security by buying access to other countries’ waters and extending questionable fishing practices around the world. Continue reading →
Once I discovered the transmogrifying portal of D&D, the game became a safe haven — the place where I could achieve feats and victories beyond my reach in real life. Continue reading →
Floyd Layne won both the NCAA and NIT basketball championships with the City College of New York in 1950 but shattered his career in a point-shaving scandal. Continue reading →
Wolfgang Rihm, a composer whose forceful, shape-shifting output reinvigorated contemporary classical music, died Saturday in Ettlingen, Germany. He was 72. Continue reading →
Throughout Alexander Waugh's varied career as a composer, columnist, and historian, he bore lightly the weight of his literary inheritance — his father, Auberon, and his grandfather, Evelyn, were considered among the finest English writers of the 20th century. Continue reading →
“To some extent, carrying the accent correctly, at least on screen, is as much about attitude — a mixture of loyalty, pride, and not giving a you-know-what — as anything else,” says Jon Chesto. Continue reading →
We asked some travel-happy folks to weigh in on the places that were unexpectedly delightful and easy to navigate. Here’s what they shared. Continue reading →
Plus, tips for insulating an attic to boost the life of your roof and air-conditioning units. Send your questions to [email protected]. Continue reading →
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