Four households on Nantucket have filed a class action suit against the manufacturers of "forever chemicals." It’s just the latest lawsuit that has targeted companies that produced the chemicals. Continue reading →
With less than a month to go before the election, the candidates have focused on reaching potential voters through untraditional media. Continue reading →
Florida residents on Friday returned to neighborhoods stricken by power outages and filled with piles of soggy, stinking debris as tens of thousands of emergency workers began repairing the destruction caused by Hurricane Milton. Continue reading →
WATCH: Fans have high expectations for Jayson Tatum and the team. Boston.com writer Khari A. Thompson predicts how they’ll measure up. Continue reading →
The review concluded that the drownings of Chief Special Warfare Operator Christopher J. Chambers and Navy Special Warfare Operator 1st Class Nathan Gage Ingram could have been prevented. Continue reading →
Each fall and spring, volunteers dedicated to rescuing injured birds find hundreds on the streets of Chicago that have crashed into buildings. Continue reading →
The fate of Boeing Co.’s plea deal with US prosecutors over the two catastrophic crashes of its 737 Max jets now lies with a federal judge, after lawyers for the besieged planemaker, the government and victims’ family members argued their cases before him. Continue reading →
The Lebanese army says that an Israeli airstrike killed two of its soldiers and wounded three others, an incident that further entangled Lebanon’s official army in the escalating conflict between Israel and Iran-backed Hezbollah militants in Lebanon. Continue reading →
But even as US, Israeli, and Lebanese diplomats hold intensive discussions about how to revive Resolution 1701, they face several daunting challenges. Continue reading →
"We need to look at the total picture because no student is standard. After all, we aren’t educating widgets," writes one. Another: "The teachers union fought against [MCAS] at every step." Continue reading →
A Billerica medical device company was fined $42 million in US District Court in Boston for knowingly selling lead testing devices that generated false results for “tens of thousands of children” and other patients across the country, prosecutors said. Continue reading →
The John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum erected a display in the museum lobby where visitors could leave their condolences. Continue reading →
The preseason contest vs. the 76ers will mark their first game there since the Finals last spring, but it's not all about nostalgia. Continue reading →
Once considered a cornerstone player, the first baseman faces the prospect of being dealt so the team can upgrade its starting pitching. Continue reading →
Artist Talia Connelly sets up shop in the Boston Public Garden, where passersby can stop for a quick portrait, with proceeds going to charity. Continue reading →
The organist of the day was the expressive and astute Olivier Latry, joined by BSO assistant conductor Samy Rachid, making his subscription series debut. Continue reading →
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