The unprecedented trio of major events offer whoever wins the election the ability to shape the image they project to the country and the world. Continue reading →
The Ivy League school’s portfolio of private equity, hedge funds, real estate, and other investments gained 9.6 percent in the fiscal year that ended June 30. Continue reading →
Months after the close of the formal legislative session, House and Senate negotiators announced a comprehensive bill that would address clean energy and the climate crisis. Continue reading →
The Biden administration announced that over 1 million people have had their federal student debt canceled through a program that offers forgiveness to public service workers. Continue reading →
WATCH: Hingham parents allege the high school senior was wrongly punished. Reporter Travis Andersen explains what happened and what comes next. Watch →
WATCH: Many local officials fear November’s election will be one of the most daunting yet. Reporters Samantha J. Gross and James Pindell break down why. Watch →
An independent panel reviewing the failures that led to the attempted assassination of former president Donald Trump in July called on the Secret Service to replace its leadership with people from the private sector and focus almost exclusively on its protective mission. Continue reading →
In Milwaukee County, which is home to two-thirds of the Black residents in battleground Wisconsin, Vice President Kamala Harris’s campaign is dispatching fleets of volunteers and relying on data-capturing apps to supplement the traditional work of door-to-door canvassing. Continue reading →
The Ukrainian leader acknowledged that the United States was wary that his country’s accession to NATO had the potential to drag the United States directly into the war. Continue reading →
The strike was a major escalation in the American response to the rebels’ attacks on Mideast shipping lanes. It appeared to be a warning to Iran as well. Continue reading →
European Union leaders used a summit Thursday to seek ways to make the bloc a more hostile destination for migrants and asylum seekers. Continue reading →
In a hearing, they argued that declining commercial property values pose a much more longterm threat to Boston’s future financial stability than Mayor Michelle Wu has acknowledged. Continue reading →
The raises, 79 percent for the mayor and 50 percent for councilors, will be deferred until the start of the 2026 and 2028 election cycles. Continue reading →
A graduate of Miss Hall’s School accused her alma mater of allowing a teacher to remain on staff despite being repeatedly warned he was grooming girls as young as 15. Continue reading →
Tori Stevens's challenge is to maintain the tradition of the world’s largest three-day regatta while making it more welcoming to more people. Continue reading →
Look for a seventh starting combination on the offensive line, an increased snap count for Kendrick Bourne, and linebacker shuffling Sunday,. Continue reading →
The Celtics stars met with 10 entrepreneurs who are part of their inaugural program that funds Boston-area founders to create $5 billion in generational wealth in communities of color. Continue reading →
Spiky AI and HeronAI were two Boston startups chosen for $1 million investments from one of New York state’s startup accelerator programs, called 43North. Continue reading →
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