In the days leading up to Walz's DNC speech, what struck many delegates about his quick rise was his embrace of being number two to a candidate who could become the first female president of the United States, a role not every man in politics might be suited to. Continue reading →
Around 3,000 students have yet to reach on agreement about their pay and benefits with the institution, less than two weeks before classes begin. Continue reading →
WATCH: Advocates argue that the brew contains a cancer-causing chemical but not everyone agrees. STAT reporter Nicholas Florko breaks down the controversy. Watch →
Under both states' measures, abortions would be allowed until fetal viability — the point at which a fetus could survive outside the womb, typically around 24 weeks. Continue reading →
Delivered ahead of her husband’s own convention speech, Michelle Obama sent a message that was by turns both political and personal. Continue reading →
Russia said Wednesday that Moscow had come under a sizable drone attack overnight, as Ukraine presses on with a cross-border offensive far from the capital that has rattled the Kremlin. Continue reading →
The Israeli military and Hezbollah traded cross-border strikes Wednesday, leaving at least one person dead deep inside eastern Lebanon, as the conflict on Israel’s northern border continued to fuel concerns about a wider regional conflagration. Continue reading →
The attack, the most serious in the Red Sea in weeks, comes during a monthslong campaign by Houthis targeting ships over the ongoing Israel-Hamas war in the Gaza Strip that has disrupted a trade route through which $1 trillion in cargo typically passes each year. Continue reading →
Yes, he was the "minister behind Brazil’s boom," but that boom was a bust, not a boon, to the vast majority of the Brazilian population. Continue reading →
The weather models didn’t see it coming. But “training” storms and an already primed atmosphere converged to deliver a surge of devastating rainfall. Continue reading →
The Cambridge institution is one of the first major universities to release demographic data for its incoming class since the landmark ruling. Continue reading →
The organization will be expanding out of the city to the suburbs to support families who have been pushed out because of the lack of affordable housing. Continue reading →
A lawyer for Apollo Global Management said that the state’s $4.5 million proposal to take the property through eminent domain “significantly undervalues the real property underlying St. Elizabeth’s.” Continue reading →
Attles coached the 1975 NBA champion Warriors and spent more than six decades with the organization as a player, general manager, and team ambassador. Continue reading →
The company includes a total of 68 dancers, 32 percent of whom identify as BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, or people of color) or multiracial, and 14 nationalities are represented, according to the ballet. Continue reading →
Fans who may have missed Noah Kahan’s sold-out shows at Fenway in July have another chance to feel the magic of his performances this summer. Continue reading →
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