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Despite indicators of a healthy national economy, lingering post-pandemic inflation continues to squeeze many workers and business owners. Continue reading →
“There's a lot of levers and tools that will get their attention day one,” said Steve Scalise, the second-highest-ranking Republican in the House of Representatives. Continue reading →
The Israeli military said its aircraft targeted facilities that Iran used to make the missiles fired at Israel as well as surface-to-air missile sites. Continue reading →
The multiyear synod process had sparked great hopes for change, especially for women, who have long complained that they are treated as second-class citizens in the church. Continue reading →
The concept is simple and alluring: There are special regions around the world — called blue zones — where people regularly remain vibrant and active into their 90s and 100s, thanks to a simple set of behaviors that anyone can follow. Continue reading →
The vice president put questions about gender and race at the center of many policy discussions in her office, aides and former administration officials said. Continue reading →
With Election Day closing in, there are signs that a small but crucial segment of voters may back both abortion rights and Republican candidates, a dynamic that could hurt Vice President Kamala Harris in swing states and other Democratic candidates in pivotal races. Continue reading →
Many Georgians viewed the vote as a make-or-break referendum on the opportunity to join the European Union. Initial figures suggest turnout is the highest since the ruling Georgian Dream party was first elected in 2012. Continue reading →
Peaceful rallies were held in Rome, Turin, Milan, Florence, Bari, Palermo and Cagliari, with the support of hundreds of associations committed to peace, disarmament and human rights. Continue reading →
The hoard of coins — known as the Chew Valley hoard, for the region of Somerset, England, in which they were found — has been confirmed as the most valuable treasure ever discovered in Britain. It was acquired by the South West Heritage Trust, an independent charity, for 4.3 million British pounds, or more than $5 million. Continue reading →
"Think about your day and all of the ways immigrants affect and enrich your life," writes one reader. Another: "If we allow Donald Trump to define immigration as an invasion, and we don’t push back, we deserve what we get." Continue reading →
Only about 7 percent of English language learners in the Boston Public Schools are enrolled in dual-language programs, a proven approach that provides some lessons in the student’s native language. Continue reading →
Community foundations are uniquely positioned to assess needs, forge partnerships, and orchestrate solutions. Sustaining this progress requires a collective effort. Continue reading →
For so many in Lewiston, Maine’s worst mass shooting remains a fresh wound, the one-year anniversary a reminder that they were attacked by one of their own. Continue reading →
Boston gave up a lead late in regulation, but the Bruins captain scored his first goal of the season to snap their three-game losing streak. Continue reading →
Jaylen Brown presented the rookie with the game ball. Brown said it is important to celebrate small moments that can get lost in the shuffle, and he hoped to help Scheierman feel more empowered. Continue reading →
Jason Walker and Mike Deslauriers charged the gunman who killed eight in a bowling alley and 10 in a nearby bar. The families they left behind still struggle with the void of their absence. Continue reading →
Peter Shelley was a night law school student when he interned at the Conservation Law Foundation and joined its battle to prevent oil and gas drilling off the Georges Bank fishing grounds. Continue reading →
Peter Shelley was a night law school student when he interned at the Conservation Law Foundation and joined its battle to prevent oil and gas drilling off the Georges Bank fishing grounds. Continue reading →
After she died, friends on the island discovered the extraordinary paintings that Lynne Drexler had hidden away from an earlier life. Continue reading →
Sure, it's colder and darker, but it's also cheaper and less crowded. We’d argue it’s a perfect time to get away before the busy holiday season hits. Here are some ideas. Continue reading →
A seven-story indoor waterfall, butterfly garden, climbing wall, and crystal garden are among the highlights at Singapore Changi Airport. Continue reading →
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