Without raising wages, community colleges will struggle to recruit and retain faculty they desperately need to teach additional courses. Continue reading →
Police video recordings of undercover drug buys — made with a cellphone app called Callyo — are at the center of a case before the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court. Continue reading →
“These charges stem from Mr. Gray knowingly allowing his son, Colt, to possess a weapon,” the Georgia Bureau of Investigation director said. Continue reading →
WATCH: We may soon see more cases of EEE, dengue fever, and West Nile virus. Climate reporter Sabrina Shankman highlights the threat and how to stay safe. Watch →
WATCH: Not everyone supports the unconventional strategy aimed at repressing the pests’ reproductive systems. Reporter Niki Griswold unpacks both sides. Watch →
The 14-year-old suspect has been charged as an adult with murder in the shootings Wednesday at Apalachee High School that killed four people and wounded nine. Continue reading →
His public skepticism comes as US officials said they were working on a revised proposal to address remaining disputes between Israeli and Hamas leaders after the weekend discovery of six dead hostages added urgency to the talks. Continue reading →
China is “trying to take advantage of the space left by the US and Europe, which are increasingly disengaged with Africa,” said one analyst. Continue reading →
"You put a lot of Olympics coverage in the newspaper, so I would appreciate if you would put more Paralympics coverage in the newspaper," writes 7-year-old Mia Katz. Continue reading →
The members “rely upon one another to recruit” people to set up bank accounts to cash the checks the perpetrators steal from postal collection boxes, records show. Continue reading →
After Nicola Colafella pleaded guilty this year to a double murder, he was sentenced to life in prison with parole eligibility after 30 years. He was credited for the 34 years he has been detained, so he was immediately eligible to ask the state Parole Board for his release. Continue reading →
Korpisalo, acquired in the Linus Ullmark trade with Ottawa, looks forward to working with goalie coach Bob Essensa — and he already has been hugged by Jeremy Swayman. Continue reading →
OK, so last year didn't go so well when it came to seeing the future, but we're not looking back. We're looking ahead to what is going to be a rough season. Continue reading →
Without raising wages, community colleges will struggle to recruit and retain faculty they desperately need to teach additional courses. Continue reading →
A big part of this year’s learning experience will involve artificial intelligence apps, particularly the generative variety that helps with brainstorming, writing papers, and coding. Continue reading →
The Federal Reserve is set to cut interest rates. That’s good news for borrowers and not-so-good news for people with money in savings accounts, bank CD’s, and money market funds. Continue reading →
An irreverent adman, Mr. Riswold created playful and occasionally provocative Nike commercials featuring Michael Jordan, Spike Lee, Bo Jackson, and, eventually, Bugs Bunny. Continue reading →
As a freelance essayist and film reviewer for magazines and as a sometime documentarian, he sowed uncomfortable truths that were certain to engage listeners and attract readers by amusing or infuriating them. Continue reading →
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