“This was a movement like nobody’s ever seen before, and frankly, this was, I believe, the greatest political movement of all time,” Trump said early Wednesday morning. Continue reading →
The change goes into immediate effect, freeing the class of 2025 from passing exams in English, math, and science in order to graduate. Continue reading →
The Senate projection came after Republicans flipped seats in West Virginia and Ohio, and held off Democrats in their best pick-up opportunities. Continue reading →
WATCH: Leaders say the major cuts secure the school’s future. But, some faculty and students told reporter Diti Kohli that the cuts go too far. Watch →
WATCH: The holiday season is fast approaching, and it’s easy to feel the strain on your wallet. The B-Side's Emily Schario lists the best no-cost activities. Watch →
Donald Trump has made direct appeals to women as he seeks their votes, yet he has also used disparaging language and fostered an atmosphere at his rallies that such language is permissible. Continue reading →
The final day of voting in a deeply divided nation's high-stakes elections ran mostly smoothly through Tuesday afternoon, with only scattered problems at some polling locations. Continue reading →
The strike Tuesday targeted “weapons storage facilities used by Hezbollah’s munitions unit” in al-Qusayr in Syria, near the Lebanese border, according to a statement from the Israeli military. Continue reading →
Gallant was pushing for a cease-fire deal in Gaza that would secure the release of hostages, and his dismissal removes the main proponent in the government for such an agreement. Continue reading →
Israel has been waging an offensive in Gaza’s northernmost end for weeks, saying it is targeting Hamas militants who regrouped in the area. Continue reading →
The next president will face multiple high-impact disasters across stresses in the Earth’s systems — such as climate change, biodiversity loss, chemical pollution, or resource depletion. Continue reading →
Despite increased public awareness of the escalating dangers of rising emissions, climate policy has taken a back seat to inflation and immigration as major voter issues. Continue reading →
In dozens of interviews across New England on Tuesday, voters said they felt a duty to participate in the election — even as they wondered whether their votes would make much difference. Continue reading →
“When I announced this campaign, I said that we were one election away from becoming Massachusetts,” Ayotte told supporters in Salem, N.H. “Well, guess what: Not on my watch.” Continue reading →
The Democrat has pitched herself as a proven and trusted leader on Capitol Hill and voters responded by electing her to a third term. Continue reading →
They couldn’t find enough value for the players they were shopping and didn’t want to move those that were garnering greater interest. Continue reading →
The state of the division is one of baseball’s most intriguing offseason topics. All five teams are in make-the-playoffs mode but have challenges. Continue reading →
Given the level of polarization, do we still have the capacity to tackle big, difficult issues like exploding deficits and debt, the solvency of Social Security and Medicare, and artificial intelligence? Continue reading →
Price movements — particularly in a handful of tech-related stocks — are signaling a clearer prediction than what polls have provided. Continue reading →
The Emmy-nominated actor was known for playing two very funny but very different television characters: a boorish, miserly law-firm partner on “L.A. Law,” a drama, and a histrionic ex-radical on “Dharma & Greg,” a sitcom. Continue reading →
The Emmy-nominated actor was known for playing two very funny but very different television characters: a boorish, miserly law-firm partner on “L.A. Law,” a drama, and a histrionic ex-radical on “Dharma & Greg,” a sitcom. Continue reading →
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