Trumpian critics of academia are determined to rescue universities from the Marxists and social justice warriors they say unduly influence them. Continue reading →
In the latest flare-up, scores of firefighters from multiple communities on Tuesday worked to douse the blaze toward the southern perimeter of the Blue Hills near Houghton’s Pond, one of at least 20 that burned throughout the state this week. Continue reading →
Former Steward Health Care hospitals have new owners that won’t abide by Catholic doctrine on abortion, in vitro fertilization, contraception, and other matters. Continue reading →
The file of 24 exhibits is said to include sworn testimony by a woman who said that she had sex with Gaetz in 2017 when she was 17, as well as corroborating testimony by a second woman who said that she witnessed the encounter. Continue reading →
WATCH: Jim Montgomery was sacked for Joe Sacco. Senior staff writer and columnist Kevin Paul DuPont argues that changing the coach doesn’t change the culture. Watch →
WATCH: Reporter Mandy McLaren unpacks what educators want, what’s holding up negotiations and the impact on the Beverly, Gloucester, and Marblehead communities. Watch →
Federal officials are seeking green-energy options outside of solar and wind, which can only deliver energy when the sun shines or the wind blows. Waves, constant and full of untapped energy, have emerged as promising. Continue reading →
Acknowledging the unprecedented nature of the case — Trump would be the first felon to serve as president — prosecutors raised the prospect of a four-year freeze so that he will not be sentenced until he is out of office for his crimes of falsifying records to cover up a sex scandal. Continue reading →
The kind of accusations that took down titans of Hollywood, Wall Street, Silicon Valley, Washington, the news media, sports, and state capitals have proved to be no obstacle in Trump’s selection process. Continue reading →
European countries have been confronting a rise in sabotage attacks linked to Russia that they say appear aimed to stir unease and increase the cost of Western support for Ukraine. Continue reading →
The timing of the new doctrine sent a message, coming just two days after the news that President Biden had authorized the use of US-supplied longer-range missiles by Ukraine for strikes inside Russia. Continue reading →
In the latest flare-up, scores of firefighters from multiple communities on Tuesday worked to douse the blaze toward the southern perimeter of the Blue Hills near Houghton’s Pond, one of at least 20 that burned throughout the state this week. Continue reading →
The report came as the state’s system has grappled with more people seeking support, projected to cost taxpayers more than $1 billion this fiscal year. Continue reading →
He had been increasing the frequency and intensity of individual drills and workouts with assistant coaches, but this session with the team’s G League affiliate was the first sign that he could make his debut soon. Continue reading →
The university is expanding a startup training program beyond its own campus in an effort to entice more people from underrepresented groups to spin out cutting-edge academic research. Continue reading →
A versatile actor who portrayed a parade of historical and classical figures onstage and onscreen, Timothy West became a household name in Britain as a sitcom and soap opera regular. Continue reading →
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