A mistake by the Massachusetts education department led to students enrolling at Shrub Oak International School in New York, where families have alleged abuse and neglect. Continue reading →
Should phone usage remain steady or continue growing, the $10 million allocated in the state budget to cover the costs of the calls likely won’t meet demand. Continue reading →
Moscow launched more than 200 missiles and drones across a wide swath of Ukraine on Monday, damaging energy facilities and sending residents of Kyiv into basements and subways to seek shelter. Continue reading →
WATCH: Yes, even when it's cloudy. Why? And, what’s better – chemical or mineral? Is it safe to make your own? Correspondent Izzy Bryars spoke to experts Watch →
As the onset of the pandemic in early 2020 threatened to decimate the economy, Trump signed a large stimulus package that included substantial aid for the poor. Continue reading →
Becoming Catholic for JD Vance, who was loosely raised as an evangelical, was a practical way to counter what he saw as elite values, especially secularism. Continue reading →
Gunmen in southwestern Pakistan killed at least 38 people in three separate attacks on Monday, officials said, while the military said security forces killed 21 insurgents, marking one of the deadliest days of violence in the restive Baluchistan province, with reports of other shootings and destruction in the area as well. Continue reading →
After weeks of foreboding, an all-out war between Israel and Hezbollah has been averted, at least for now, as both sides returned Monday to more contained confrontations along the Israel-Lebanon border. Continue reading →
In an interview, an electoral council official expressed grave doubts about claims to victory by the authoritarian president, Nicolás Maduro. Continue reading →
Challenger Evan MacKay has shrewdly made the Legislature’s dysfunction a core issue — but voters shouldn’t punish Decker for all the body’s failures. Continue reading →
When Gus tearfully and excitedly reacted to his dad’s speech, I saw my own son’s face in him, and I imagined how Neil would express his love and pride. Continue reading →
Overloaded health systems across the country are putting lives at risk while physicians and care teams do all they can to treat their patients. Continue reading →
The former commuter school has become increasingly competitive as it has expanded its footprint across the country and around the globe. Continue reading →
When the Red Sox left Fenway Park, they were five games out of a wild-card spot and dragging the weight of five straight losses behind them. Continue reading →
Jansen, who was at the plate for Toronto June 26 when the game was suspended, became the first player in major league history to play for both teams in the same game when it was resumed Monday. Continue reading →
It was the seventh time a final sales hearing was postponed in the past three months by Steward, which has been trying to sell its hospitals to pay off its debts. Continue reading →
"I just want to go on to my next adventure, and that’s OK with me," Ms. Robinson said with days left to live. "I’ve had an interesting life, but it’s time." Continue reading →
Mr. Eriksson led what was regarded as a “golden generation” of players, including David Beckham, Steven Gerrard, and Wayne Rooney, at the World Cups in 2002 and 2006. Continue reading →
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