Beneath the party atmosphere, there’s also been an unmistakable countdown, which on Thursday reached 75: the number of days left to convince voters to elect her over Donald Trump. Continue reading →
Harris's address in Chicago caps a whirlwind eight weeks in American politics and manifests the stunning reversal of Democratic fortunes just 75 days until Election Day. Continue reading →
WATCH: Tonight at the DNC, Kamala Harris will deliver the most important speech of her life. Deputy Washington Bureau chief Tal Kopan unpacks Harris's message. Watch →
For the frailest Americans, who have been dying of COVID-19 in growing numbers this summer, the shots could offer a reprieve from a virus that disproportionately endangers those whose vaccinations are out of date. Continue reading →
Solutions abroad can be translated to the United States, experts believe. For example, many European countries make it easier to get prenatal and postpartum care that involves both doctors and nonphysicians including midwives. Continue reading →
Many events at the convention this week have focused on female leadership and highlighted core policy debates once dismissed as “women’s issues.” Continue reading →
The Russian advance has put the Ukrainians in the precarious position of defending one critical front while attempting to press forward on another. Continue reading →
Yemen's Houthi rebels are suspected to have carried out the assault on the Sounion, though they have yet to claim responsibility for the attack. Continue reading →
Hungary’s threat to transport migrants to Brussels mirrors similar moves from Republican governors in the United States, who since 2022 have bused or flown undocumented immigrants to Democratic strongholds including Massachusetts. Continue reading →
The idea that prices serve to balance supply and demand — and should be left free to do so — is bred in the bone of economists. So much so that facts barely matter. Continue reading →
The state last week raised the risk level for EEE in Oxford and neighboring Douglas, Sutton, and Webster, after determining a man was exposed to the virus in Worcester County. Continue reading →
Under the terms of a plea negotiation with Michigan prosecutors Thursday, Glenn Chin, who worked at New England Compounding Center, will get get a 7½-year prison sentence but will not serve additional time behind bars, as he will receive credit for time served. Continue reading →
The governor’s deal to save six Steward hospitals has been overshadowed by her decision to stand aside while the bankrupt company shuts Carney Hospital and Nashoba Valley Medical Center. Continue reading →
The UK’s cost-effectiveness watchdog on Thursday said that the limited benefits of the treatment from Eisai and Cambridge-based Biogen do not justify its costs. Continue reading →
Mr. Cross was the editor of The Rocket, a biweekly magazine, from 1986 through 2000, a period when Seattle bands Nirvana, Soundgarden, and Pearl Jam redefined rock. Continue reading →
In a business of grandiose personalities, Mr. Ullman stood out for being a measured executive with a keen analytical mind and an intense focus on customer satisfaction, Continue reading →
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