As climate change leads to higher seas, archeologists are racing to understand and preserve what they can before the ocean takes it away. Continue reading →
Founded by kid-lit writers, Authors Against Book Bans fights censorship by deploying authors to the front lines, from social media to school board meetings. Continue reading →
WATCH: The last official month of summer is shaking up to be a soaker and a scorcher. Lead meteorologist Ken Mahan takes a look at what we can expect. Watch →
WATCH: If she doesn’t take time off, would that imply women don’t need it? Or, would it be the ultimate act of feminism? Columnist Shirley Leung weighs in. Watch →
WATCH: Cities across the country are tearing camps down, but local advocates want to build. Reporter John Hilliard unpacks the plan and pushback. Watch →
The number of women getting abortions in the US actually went up in the first three months of 2024 compared with before the Supreme Court overturned Roe v Wade, a report released Wednesday found. Continue reading →
There have been no arrests, and no suspects have been publicly identified more than a week after coordinated arson attacks in France that disrupted rail travel for hundreds of thousands of travelers before the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games. Continue reading →
The diplomatic push by Jordan, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and Qatar, came as the United States, France, and other countries have also been trying to lower tensions in the Middle East and renew stalled efforts to achieve a cease-fire in the Gaza Strip. Continue reading →
The assault, which began Tuesday in the Kursk region of western Russia, has resulted in heavy fighting, according to images from the battlefield verified by independent military analysts and Russian statements. Continue reading →
The Trump campaign was unprepared for Kamala Harris’s strong start and seemed unsure about the best way to attack her. With Tim Walz, it knows exactly what to do. Continue reading →
Readers offer a range of reactions, almost all positive, to Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris's choice of Tim Walz, governor of Minnesota, as her running mate. Continue reading →
The initiative, which works with students in Boston and Cambridge, strives to ensure equity in science education and urban students’ access to nature. Continue reading →
A federal judge has dismissed a class-action lawsuit claiming the Massachusetts Institute of Technology reacted with “deliberate indifference” to antisemitism and discrimination on campus that created a climate of fear for Jewish and Israeli students. Continue reading →
Whether delving into the photorealist movement or creating massive sculptures of women, Ms. Flack spent most of her seven-decade career swimming against the art-world tide. Continue reading →
Whether delving into the photorealist movement or creating massive sculptures of women, Ms. Flack spent most of her seven-decade career swimming against the art-world tide. Continue reading →
"Arthur Sackler’s legacy is not necessarily deplorable but rather is complex, ambiguous and debatable," committee members wrote in a report released to the public Wednesday. Continue reading →
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