It’s been a trying summer for the Thous. The household’s breadwinner, Vibol Thou, is a man without a country who can’t seem to outrun his troubled past. Continue reading →
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz and Ohio Senator JD Vance understand their jobs on Tuesday: not to boost their own profile and win votes for themselves, but to make the case for the top of the ticket. Continue reading →
Maine is trying to make a name for itself as a home for climate tech and both public officials and experts are confident the state has something unique to offer. Continue reading →
Vermont Public is shifting the focus of its political and election coverage from who is ahead in the polls to the issues voters care about most. Continue reading →
Israel’s military on Sunday attacked its enemies in two countries and the Gaza Strip, including with a long-distance airstrike in Yemen amid escalating violence between Israel and Iranian-backed proxies across the Middle East, inching the combatants closer to an all-out regional war. Continue reading →
Republicans have unleashed a flurry of lawsuits challenging voting rules and practices ahead of the November elections, setting the stage for what could be a far larger and more contentious legal battle over the White House after Election Day. Continue reading →
The Southeast grappled Sunday with rising death tolls, a lack of vital supplies in isolated, flood-stricken areas, and the widespread loss of homes and property while the devastating toll of Hurricane Helene became more clear and officials warned of a lengthy and difficult rebuild. Continue reading →
The southwestern region of Volgograd came under particularly heavy fire, with 67 Ukrainian drones reportedly downed by Russian air defenses. Continue reading →
A projection for ORF public television, based on counting of over 90 percent of the votes, put support for the Freedom Party at 28.9 percent and Chancellor Karl Nehammer’s Austrian People’s Party at 26.3 percent. Continue reading →
As Ukraine’s medical facilities come under pressure from intensifying attacks in the war against Russia's full-scale invasion, volunteer hospital clowns are duck-footing their way in to provide some badly needed moments of joy for hospitalized children. Continue reading →
"Harris has long been a supporter of the middle and working class, and the Biden administration has turned Republican trickle-down economics on its pointy head," writes one reader. Another: "The Democrats have 'taken the working men and women for granted.' ” Continue reading →
Our current mosquito management system is fragmented, woefully out of date, does not reflect current scientific understandings, and provides no opportunity for public input. Continue reading →
Dominican-owned salons and barbershops, which cut all kinds of hair, have become popular stops for people of all racial and ethnic backgrounds. Continue reading →
The Boston City Council on Wednesday voted unanimously in support of a COLA base increase for retired city employees, after the Boston Retirement Board voted against it last week on the advice of the mayor’s office. Continue reading →
Two advocates for disability rights in Massachusetts discuss the history of the movement, it's future, and how society's ideas of disability evolved over five decades. Continue reading →
After halftime the Patriots ruled out center David Andrews (shoulder), safety Kyle Dugger (ankle), and offensive tackle Caedan Wallace (ankle). Continue reading →
The dirty not-so-secret is that Brissett is doing exactly what the Patriots brought him in to do — absorb the punishment they want to shield No. 3 overall pick Maye from. Continue reading →
Sunday’s game was winnable as the 49ers were missing several key players. A team with even a semi-competent offense would have kept it close and made the 49ers pay for their mistakes. Continue reading →
The electric company Eversource said the consumer advocate shouldn’t be allowed to intervene in a state review of the pole replacement project. Continue reading →
Three miles from where a cyclist was struck and killed on Monday, researchers from UMass Amherst are conducting a study on how to make bike lanes safer, using drones and AI software. Continue reading →
Deputy director Marcos Marrero will take over O’Connell’s responsibilities as the CEO search continues for one of the state’s largest economic development agencies. Continue reading →
Mrs. Adler was “a brilliant educator” who brought history alive through her own observations of life in Germany under Hitler, said Lori Lefkovitz, a Northeastern University professor. Continue reading →
The leader of the militant Hezbollah organization in Lebanon for more than three decades, he built it into a domestic political force and a potent regional military power. Continue reading →
Willie Nelson once likened Mr. Kristofferson’s lyrics to great literature “whether you sing them or read them. They’re words to live by, and that’s about as much praise as you can say about any writer.” Continue reading →
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