A growing chorus of critics say campus upheaval related to the Israel-Hamas war, assaults by conservative lawmakers and donors on diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts, and the forced resignation of former president Claudine Gay have distracted Harvard and diminished its appetite for making real progress. Continue reading →
Expectations haven’t been this low in Foxborough in three decades. NFL.com projects the Patriots to have the lowest win total in the league (4.5). Continue reading →
The hefty sentence is largely symbolic, as Geas is currently serving a life sentence for his role in the 2003 murders of Springfield mob boss Adolfo “Big Al” Bruno and an associate. Continue reading →
Federal Reserve officials are moving toward their first rate cut since the 2020 pandemic downturn as they try to keep the economy from cooling too much. Friday’s fresh jobs data gave them reasons for both comfort and concern. Continue reading →
WATCH: Plus, when does he think Drake Maye will take the field? The columnist previews the Patriots’ chances as the season kicks off. Continue reading →
WATCH: Who from the Patriots, Bruins, and Red Sox will shine in the coming months? Columnist Dan Shaughnessy and reporter Kevin Paul DuPont share their picks. Continue reading →
A father and son arrested after Georgia’s deadliest school shooting made their first court appearances half an hour apart Friday morning, sitting at the same defense table in the same courtroom as a list of grim charges were read against them. Continue reading →
The judge overseeing Donald Trump’s criminal case in Manhattan postponed his sentencing until after Election Day, a significant victory for the former president as he seeks to overturn his conviction and win back the White House. Continue reading →
Three witnesses who had attended the protest said Israeli forces had killed her. The Israeli military said it was looking into the “details of the incident and the circumstances in which she was hit.” Continue reading →
Better defense against missile strikes and the ability to hit back at targets in Russia would help Ukraine put military pressure on Moscow “so that Russia is motivated to seek peace,” the Ukrainian president said. Continue reading →
If this sounds familiar, that’s because the records the globe shattered were set just last year as human-caused climate change, with a temporary boost from an El Nino, keeps dialing up temperatures and extreme weather, scientists said. Continue reading →
The Texas governor warned that President Biden’s lax border policies were unsustainable. Now, as Massachusetts and other blue states buckle under the costs of migrant housing, he’s been vindicated. Continue reading →
Print and online readers' reactions to Tanzina Vega's op-ed about rage-inducing customer service reads like its own automated menu of frustration, problem-solving, and the occasional solution. Continue reading →
On election night, challenger Evan MacKay declared victory over state Representative Marjorie Decker, only to then fall behind after officials finished counting ballots. Continue reading →
The loss of Story for the last five months, compounded by a lost season for anticipated everyday second baseman Vaughn Grissom, has created considerable defensive instability in the middle infield as well as a shortage of righthanded thump. Continue reading →
The coach's responsibility is to rebuild the culture, make New England attractive to free agents and make the growth process fulfilling for his younger players. Continue reading →
Coming off a 1-5 road trip through Detroit and Queens, which dropped them to .500 for the first time since June 14, the Red Sox temporarily pulled even with the Tigers and Mariners, five games behind the Royals for the final wild-card slot. Continue reading →
Federal Reserve officials are moving toward their first rate cut since the 2020 pandemic downturn as they try to keep the economy from cooling too much. Friday’s fresh jobs data gave them reasons for both comfort and concern. Continue reading →
The college expects around 75 workers on strike to pay for their housing and meals for the length of the strike, which began on Saturday. Continue reading →
Practically everything St. Vincent does is curious, which is how, Thursday at the MGM Music Hall at Fenway, she managed to turn apparent sincerity into as much of a brain tickle as the calculated artifice that preceded it. Continue reading →
The production captures the physicality of love, hate, and grief through the collaboration of director Diane Paulus and movement director and choreographer Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui, with the help of Amy Rubin’s evocative sets. Continue reading →
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