Perhaps the only thing Donald Trump and Kamala Harris have in common: Both insist that a strong, prosperous future for the country depends on their victory. Continue reading →
A conservative news outlet in Maine alleged that six noncitizens were registered to vote. Election officials say they have yet to see any evidence that backs up the claims. Continue reading →
Across Boston, late and no-show buses are repeatedly upending the lives of student athletes, who already are struggling to overcome obstacles to play sports at subpar high school facilities. Continue reading →
In these final days and hours, both candidates have been racing through rallies and impromptu appearances in the battleground states. Continue reading →
Projections from early voting indicate that the overall turnout for the election will probably be between the roughly 60 percent of eligible voters who turned out in 2016 and the two-thirds of eligible voters who voted in 2020, according to an expert. Continue reading →
Early in-person voting, which ended Saturday, has become increasingly popular in the presidential battleground state over several election cycles. Continue reading →
Severe storms and tornadoes battered Oklahoma early Sunday, tossing cars and ripping roofs off buildings in the middle of the night and leaving tens of thousands of homes and businesses without power. Among numerous injuries, 11 people required hospitalization, authorities said. Continue reading →
Israelis and Palestinians are looking ahead to the US presidential election with weary resignation, unsure of how the vote on Tuesday might affect the region and their lives. Continue reading →
The Israeli military said Sunday it has carried out a ground raid into Syria, seizing a Syrian citizen involved in Iranian networks. It was the first time in the current war that Israel announced its troops operated in Syrian territory. Continue reading →
An Iranian American journalist who once worked for a US government-funded broadcaster is believed to have been detained by Iran for months now, authorities said Sunday, further raising the stakes as Tehran threatens to retaliate over an Israeli attack on the country. Continue reading →
The eight-seat Governor’s Council, which is a vestige of Colonial government, also considers the appointments of parole board members and serves as the hearing board for pardons and commutations of jail sentences. Continue reading →
“Her first term was more about building power, and the second term was more about having and using power,” said Dan Geldon, a longtime Warren adviser. Continue reading →
It’s bad enough that the Patriots are barely competitive against good teams like the Texans and 49ers. But they can’t beat the bad teams, either. Continue reading →
In Medford, a startup called Lithios says it’s creating a clean and relatively cheap way to access vast amounts of lithium that’s presently sloshing around in briny water beneath the southern United States. Continue reading →
In Medford, a startup called Lithios says it’s creating a clean and relatively cheap way to access vast amounts of lithium that’s presently sloshing around in briny water beneath the southern United States. Continue reading →
“Eli’s impact on children’s welfare is significant,” said Randal Rucker, former chief executive of Family Service of Greater Boston. Continue reading →
Tom Jarriel, a globe-trotting reporter and frequent Emmy honoree who was best known for his work on the ABC newsmagazine “20/20” but also served as the network’s chief White House correspondent and weekend news anchor, died Thursday at a nursing facility in Annapolis, Maryland. He was 89. Continue reading →
She was equally prominent outside folk-revival circles. And she was one of the few white women to perform with Black male musicians in the 1950s and ’60s, including Muddy Waters and Louis Armstrong. Continue reading →
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