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“I love you,” Biden said as the crowd refused to stop in an outpouring of affection. Then they began chanting even louder, “Thank you, Joe.” Continue reading →
A growing chorus of politicians and advocates are urging Healey administration to take more aggressive steps to keep last two Steward hospitals from closing. Continue reading →
“With the need of the new migrant families, we don’t say no to anyone,” said Sandra Nijjar, director of the East Boston Community Soup Kitchen. “Anyone who makes it here, we help them.” Continue reading →
Based on the allegations outlined in each complaint, the judge found that Harvard administrators displayed “deliberate indifference” to the concerns of Jewish and Israeli students while MIT leaders did not. Continue reading →
Secretary of State Antony Blinken said Monday that the Israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, had accepted a “bridging proposal” put forward by mediators trying to broker a cease-fire between Israel and Hamas in the Gaza Strip. Continue reading →
WATCH: Reporter Emily Sweeney details her latest Cold Case investigation of a man found dismembered in 2014, what investigators know, and how you can help. Watch →
George Santos, the disgraced former Republican member of Congress from New York whose penchant for lying led to one of the oddest sideshows in modern US politics, pleaded guilty Monday to aggravated identity theft and wire fraud. Continue reading →
The Bidens and several of their business associates have repeatedly denied that Biden was involved in his son’s businesses, despite the efforts of some business partners to cut him into deals after he left the vice presidency. Continue reading →
A few thousand protesters marched toward the site of the Democratic National Convention on its opening day Monday to voice their opposition to the war in Gaza, as Chicago officials said they were committed to keeping the demonstrations peaceful. Continue reading →
Civilians with small children in their arms and lugging heavy suitcases fled Monday from Ukraine’s eastern city of Pokrovsk, where the Russian army was bearing down fast despite a lightning Ukrainian incursion into Russia’s Kursk region. Continue reading →
Chinese and Philippine coast guard ships collided at sea, damaging at least two vessels, in an encounter early Monday near a new flashpoint in their increasingly alarming confrontations in the disputed South China Sea. Continue reading →
An evangelical pastor in Kenya ordered his flock to shun education and medicine and starve their children to death in order to meet Jesus, witnesses in a manslaughter trial said. Continue reading →
Despite its impasse on other issues, the Legislature managed to pass a bill that aims to license midwives and expand childbirth options. Continue reading →
The judge said that 15-year-old Parker Tirrell had likely demonstrated that barring her from school sports would be a violation of Title IX and the equal protection clause of the 14th Amendment. Continue reading →
US District Judge Leo T. Sorokin found there were “no material disputes for a jury to resolve” and dismissed White’s claims alleging defamation, violation of his right to privacy, and lack of due process. Continue reading →
Prior to his demotion at the end of July, Weissert compiled a 4.24 ERA in 46⅔ innings to go along with a 1.436 WHIP. In four appearances for Worcester, however, Weissert had a 1.50 ERA and a 1.000 WHIP. Continue reading →
The Red Sox’ late-innings black hole appeared in Houston, with the team blowing a one-run, eighth-inning lead en route to a 5-4 walkoff loss to the Astros. Continue reading →
Homeowners could face bigger property tax bills if commercial real estate values decline by hundreds of millions of dollars as remote work empties buildings. It’s time to wheel and deal. Continue reading →
Beginning in her basement in Syracuse, N.Y., she created a tutoring service that would, years later, become Literacy Volunteers of America. Continue reading →
Beginning in her basement in Syracuse, N.Y., she created a tutoring service that would, years later, become Literacy Volunteers of America. Continue reading →
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