The tremendous response to US Representative Seth Moulton’s comments on trans athletes is a microcosm of the soul-searching within the Democratic party after Nov. 5, observers say. Continue reading →
The economic bitterness that helped lift former president Donald Trump around the country is felt acutely in Fall River, one of the state’s poorest communities but one where Democrats had long dominated. Continue reading →
The so-called Delphi Murders have become the subject of public scrutiny as true crime fans analyzed a cellphone video from the victims and weighed in on the evidence against the suspect. Continue reading →
WATCH: Drake Maye was a star, but the defense stole the show. Boston.com writer Khari A. Thompson examines if it was a turning point for New England. Watch →
WATCH: Demand is high, but a lack of funding leaves many in limbo. Reporter Christopher Huffaker looks at the blueprint for who gets in and who is left behind. Watch →
The extension would give the Senate plenty of time to begin confirming Trump's Cabinet nominees and the House time to plot out maneuvers on tax legislation. Continue reading →
The state has most of the remaining undecided races that will determine the balance of power in the House, and its slow vote-counting process has drawn greater scrutiny and scorn as each day goes by. Continue reading →
Separately, the Associated Press reported that Israel has begun a construction project along a contentious boundary that separates the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights from Syria. Continue reading →
At a time when Haitians account for many new arrivals to both the United States and the Dominican Republic, some Dominicans may have sympathized with Trump’s anti-immigrant stances and anti-Haitian rhetoric. Continue reading →
Talks in each community are expected to resume Monday morning, while hundreds of union members from each community are expected to rally together in Gloucester later in the day. Continue reading →
The Lions, Vikings, Saints, and Chiefs all found a way to win, with Kansas City improving to 9-0 by blocking a last-second field goal attempt. Continue reading →
It was quite a contrast watching the Patriots play as though there were real stakes, while Caleb Williams and the Bears went through the motions. Continue reading →
The alternative to the tackle game is growing rapidly in popularity, and the MIAA is considering adopting it as an official high school sport here. Continue reading →
Under the first Trump administration, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau significantly slowed its enforcement activities. It’s likely to happen again. Continue reading →
Mr. Degen worked full time as an art teacher in New York City public schools until the success of “The Magic School Bus” enabled him to work as an artist full time and to teach at colleges for fun. Continue reading →
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