The Martha’s Vineyard Times and the Vineyard Gazette are translating their online articles into Portuguese. But is it enough to reach the community? Continue reading →
The persistent plea to Democratic National Convention delegates was to work hard to win House and Senate majorities so Kamala Harris can enact her agenda if she wins. Continue reading →
In the aftermath of a destructive, stormy July, a number of organizations are helping flood survivors recover not just from the physical effects of flooding but from the mental effects of the damage. Continue reading →
Amid fears of an all-out war between Israel and Hezbollah forces in Lebanon, the two sides on Sunday mounted the biggest round of cross-border strikes since the war in the Gaza Strip began, with Israel bombing dozens of sites in a preemptive attack, and Hezbollah launching hundreds of rockets and drones. Continue reading →
When Vice President Kamala Harris accepted the Democratic presidential nomination last week at her party’s convention in Chicago, she sought to strike a delicate balance on the issue of immigration, promising to approach enforcement and security at the nation’s southern border as the prosecutor she once was, without abandoning the country’s values. Continue reading →
Senator JD Vance of Ohio, former president Donald Trump’s running mate, denied in an interview with NBC News on Sunday that tariffs had caused higher costs for Americans, as economists have documented, and said he believed Trump would veto a federal abortion ban, trying to blunt two potent lines of attack from Democrats. Continue reading →
The story of New Mexico’s downwinders is little known. But that’s changing as the documentary “First We Bombed New Mexico” racks up awards from film festivals across the United States. Continue reading →
A safety adviser working with a team of journalists for the Reuters news agency was killed Sunday and two journalists were wounded after a missile hit the hotel in which they were staying in eastern Ukraine, Reuters said in a statement. Continue reading →
Ukrainian forces have captured more than 240 Russian soldiers since their surprise invasion of Russia’s Kursk region this month, according to an analysis of visual evidence that includes mass detentions of young troops appearing to surrender without resistance. Continue reading →
German federal prosecutors took over the investigation Sunday of a stabbing rampage in the city of Solingen that left three people dead, citing terrorism as the suspected motive. Continue reading →
For communities of color, the barriers to homeownership are not new; they are rooted in a history of discriminatory practices and systemic inequities. Continue reading →
Michael Escolas, whose charges include motor vehicle manslaughter while driving drunk and auto theft, was driving an allegedly stolen 2021 Jeep Grand Cherokee at a high speed when authorities say he crashed into the rear of a Nissan Altima. Continue reading →
“There are some days I’m so mad at this city I don’t even want to be here,” one business owner said, “but a little bird will say ‘Nope, don’t give up.’” Continue reading →
While other teams rested many of their key players in the final week of the preseason, New England leaned on many of its starters on both sides of the ball. Continue reading →
The rookie showed he’s ready to be Jerod Mayo's starter in Week 1, but the new head coach should fight every urge to do so, mainly because the offensive line looks like a total mess. Continue reading →
Brissett took eight snaps, completing 2 of his 4 pass attempts for 19 yards, but was banged up when Commanders defensive end defender KJ Henry clobbered him on a sack in the first quarter. Continue reading →
Equipped with software developed by startup Venti Technologies, dozens of self-driving trucks are operating 24 hours a day in one of the world’s busiest ports. Continue reading →
Mr. Brown taught thousands of people how to track animals, create weapons from rocks, forage for food, and generally thrive in the great outdoors. Continue reading →
With her husband, Charlie Brill, Ms. McCall had a successful career on the stage and TV, save for that one night in 1964 on "The Ed Sullivan Show." Continue reading →
There is lots to do around the city to get your last taste of summer, from free fireworks, to an Esplanade workout, and the final installment of Berklee College of Music’s Summer in the City Concert Series Continue reading →
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