In his first public address since the election, Biden took the high road even as he became the center of the blame game among fellow Democrats for Vice President Kamala Harris’s loss. Continue reading →
Latino voters in Massachusetts and across the country turned further right, according to recent election data. Here's what may be fueling that change. Continue reading →
Wiles is widely credited within and outside Trump’s inner circle for running what was, by far, his most disciplined and well-executed campaign. Continue reading →
WATCH: STAT Washington correspondent Sarah Owermohle unpacks how reproductive care, vaccines, and health insurance could change under the new administration. Watch →
WATCH: Globe Magazine writer Patricia Wen spoke to Shelby Hewitt's best friends and psychic. She unpacks what she's learned since first reporting on the story. Watch →
WATCH: Residents say that hidden fees are threatening their financial stability. Reporter Jason Laughlin has what happened and what happens next. Watch →
Fire officials said 88 other structures were damaged but did not specify whether they had been burned or affected by water or smoke damage. Continue reading →
In his first remarks since the election, President Vladimir Putin said Thursday that the West’s post-Cold War monopoly on global power was “irrevocably disappearing,” before going on to praise Trump. Continue reading →
Night after night, the explosions echo across Kyiv, with tracer fire lighting up the sky as spotlights search for the triangle-shaped drones flying over residential neighborhoods. Continue reading →
How did the former president manage to score double-digit gains with Hispanic voters, an immigrant group that he has constantly demonized from the beginning of his political career? Continue reading →
Public school educators in Beverly and Gloucester plan to go on strike starting Friday morning as contract agreements with their respective district and city leaders stalled. Continue reading →
Rod Matthews has been serving a life sentence in the killing of Shaun Ouillette since his 1988 conviction on a second-degree murder charge by a Norfolk Superior Court jury. Continue reading →
Women came out to elect Kamala Harris, but not enough of them, as economic concerns outweighed abortion rights and worries about Trump’s demeanor. Continue reading →
The Cambridge-based company’s latest COVID shot was approved three weeks earlier than last year, according to a statement Thursday, helping drive product sales up 3.6 percent. Continue reading →
He was also one of the country’s first and most influential climate scientists, advising five presidents on climate change and serving as a mentor to generations of researchers. Continue reading →
The canvas for her sweeping artworks: highway underpasses, sewage treatment plants, fetid lagoons, and other grimly functional public spaces. Continue reading →
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