The cost of insurance has increased by almost 38 percent since the beginning of 2022, more than double the overall rate of consumer inflation. Continue reading →
The former CEO's unusual side gig has sparked protests by animal rights activists who say his store sells dogs bred at so-called puppy mills. Continue reading →
In Warren’s telling, campaigning out of state is just one part of her work for Massachusetts constituents. But it’s hard not to see it as a sign of confidence about her prospects back home. Continue reading →
The Israeli military conducted a wave of airstrikes across Lebanon on Sunday, targeting branches of Al-Qard al-Hasan, a financial association associated with Hezbollah. Continue reading →
The gangway, installed in 2021, gave way as an estimated 700 people visited largely unspoiled Sapelo Island, about 60 miles south of Savannah and 7 miles offshore. Continue reading →
Former president Donald Trump briefly manned the fry station at a McDonald’s franchise Sunday, but dodged a question about increasing the minimum wage. Continue reading →
Hoping to end an argument that has dragged on since the collapse of the Soviet Union, Moldovans voted Sunday to decide whether to enshrine in their Constitution an “irreversible” commitment to leave Russia’s orbit of influence and one day join the European Union. Continue reading →
Russian air defenses shot down more than 100 Ukrainian drones Sunday over Russia’s western regions, Moscow officials said, while 17 people were injured in the Ukrainian city of Kryvyi Rih in a ballistic missile attack. Continue reading →
President Volodymyr Zelensky’s plan to end Ukraine’s nearly three-year war with Russia has received mixed reactions from Western allies so far. Continue reading →
Officials have issued an advisory warning residents to be on the lookout after “multiple reports of confrontations involving coyotes and small dogs.” Continue reading →
Dozens of supporters of Question 3 rallied outside Hibernian Hall in Roxbury on the first day of early voting, describing the measure as a lifeline for workers in a risky industry who currently have little control over their labor conditions. Continue reading →
City officials and current and former Celtics will gather Monday to announce the renaming of a bridge near TD Garden after franchise legend and civil rights icon Bill Russell, who died in 2022. Continue reading →
The Patriots couldn’t move the ball or sustain drives against the NFL’s worst pass defense, and New England's defense wasn't any better in another loss. Continue reading →
While it suggested there was an end in sight to months of political infighting between Democrats on Beacon Hill and in City Hall, it won’t fix a foundational problem facing the city’s financial future, business leaders warn. Continue reading →
The move comes as the region seeks to develop a major AI tech ecosystem using the technological advances underlying ChatGPT and other apps. Continue reading →
Nearly a fifth of Boston workers — 17 percent — never take a lunch break, compared to 15 percent of workers nationwide, according to a survey by ezCater. Continue reading →
“The colonel was no low-level KGB thug,” Mr. Daniloff wrote of the man who interrogated him for 30 hours when he was jailed in a notorious Moscow prison in 1988 on false charges of spying. Continue reading →
Philip Zimbardo's 1971 Stanford University experiment, employing college students to play prison guards and inmates, became one of the most controversial episodes in modern psychology. Continue reading →
Ms. Vaz was one of only a few Black stuntwomen working in Hollywood at the time, and she was part of a generation of Black stunt performers who fought for respect, recognition, and fair pay, after years in which white stuntmen would often wear wigs and dark makeup to perform in Black roles. Continue reading →
Prior to Hare's appearance in Boston Tuesday, the "Puppy Kindergarten" authors sat down with the Globe to discuss coauthorship and important puppy findings. Continue reading →
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