Republican nominee John Deaton sought to distance himself from the national party, while Senator Elizabeth Warren worked hard to tie him to Donald Trump's agenda. Continue reading →
An incident that left nine Tufts lacrosse players hospitalized after a workout led by a US Navy SEAL brought attention to extreme exercise. Continue reading →
Serious political opponents who see an opening against an embattled district attorney are already starting to line up — even though the election is two years away. Continue reading →
The company, long based in Rhode Island, is focusing its search on office buildings near South Station and the Southline complex on Morrissey Boulevard, according to sources. Continue reading →
WATCH: When the Fed lowered interest rates, people expected housing prices to go down. Business columnist Larry Edelman explains why that hasn’t happened. Watch →
WATCH: An offhand comment from MBTA general manager Phil Eng kicked up a flurry of speculation. Transportation editor Jason Margolis tracks the possibility. Watch →
Interviews with people close to Trump and officials across the federal government reveal how deeply unnerved the Trump campaign has been by the assassination attempts and the Iranian threats and hacking — and how the US security apparatus has responded. Continue reading →
According to state and federal data, at least five water treatment plants in Florida that were in the path of Helene and Milton were exempt from tougher national building standards and sustained damage from the hurricane. Continue reading →
The warning came in a letter signed by the US secretaries of defense and state that was sent Sunday to Israel’s defense minister and its minister of strategic affairs. Continue reading →
Scientists say sub-Saharan Africa is one of the most vulnerable parts of the world to climate change because of a high dependency on rain-fed agriculture and natural resources. Continue reading →
The former president’s web of financial entanglements is one reason he would never receive a security clearance if he had to apply for one. Continue reading →
By enabling the executive to infringe on the independence of the Legislature, Question 1 undermines the checks and balances system championed by James Madison. Continue reading →
The data would identify the location of Read’s SUV “at the time it engaged in the impact event,” prosecutors said in a court filing. Continue reading →
Travis Brennan, one of the lawyers representing the survivors and families of those killed, said there were “numerous unheeded red flags and warning signs” that should have caused the Army to take action. Continue reading →
Appearing before a friendly audience at the Economic Club of Chicago, the Republican presidential nominee repeatedly asserted that tariffs are misunderstood as an economic tool. Continue reading →
The state Department of Health announced $3.1 million in grants to support a pair of programs focused on youth gambling prevention and staff development for outpatient substance use and gambling treatment programs. Continue reading →
No one would argue that we’re living through a golden age of manufacturing in Massachusetts, but you might be surprised what actually gets made here these days. Continue reading →
The longtime TV creator, producer, and screenwriter opens up about his Connecticut upbringing and the new season of his hit Apple TV+ series. Continue reading →
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