The president-elect could slow Massachusetts' transition to EVs if he follows through on campaign promises to slash tax incentives, subsidies, regulations, and other federal programs for electric vehicles. Continue reading →
The Israeli security Cabinet on Tuesday night approved a deal for a cease-fire with Hezbollah in Lebanon, signaling that more than a year of conflict will soon be suspended, and raising hopes around the region that Lebanon’s deadliest war in decades could be over. Continue reading →
The report grossly undercounted the number of military and veterans arrested for the Jan. 6 attack and provided a misleading picture of the severity of the growing problem, the AP has found. Continue reading →
“We cannot vilify them for not being on our side," Rodrigo Heng-Lehtinen, executive director of Advocates for Transgender Equality, said of those questioning transgender rights. "No one wants to join that team.” Continue reading →
The Energy Department said the loan would substantially boost electric vehicles made in the United States and support Biden’s goal of having zero-emission vehicles make up half of all new US sales by 2030. Continue reading →
Russia's statement came as the Ukrainian air force reported that Russia had unleashed an immense air assault overnight that involved nearly 200 drones. Continue reading →
The Israeli attacks have gravely threatened Lebanon's antiquities, a shared source of pride in a country long divided by sectarian strife. Continue reading →
Massachusetts schools are the envy of the country because of our teachers, and their wages and benefits need to stay apace with soaring costs of living. Continue reading →
Jessiah Mercado, 20, of Springfield, and her 4-month-old son, Messiah Diaz, will be remembered at a vigil Tuesday evening in Hartford organized by Mothers United Against Violence. Continue reading →
The educator strikes on the North Shore were among the longest in the state in recent history. Students are back in school Wednesday in Marblehead and Beverly. Continue reading →
The Bruins fell back to .500 at 10-10-3 as the result of being shut out for a fourth time. Ex-Bruin Jake DeBrusk's power-play goal was the game-winner for the Canucks. Continue reading →
USPS needs to relocate to make room for more tracks. Representative Steve Lynch says he is more hopeful than ever that it could happen. Continue reading →
It's about to get a lot easier to order a cocktail or glass of wine in the neighborhood, which for a decade was the only spot in Boston that couldn't serve alcohol. Continue reading →
His populist campaign challenged politics as usual and proposed a redistribution of wealth in America and other far-reaching changes. Continue reading →
The writer and poet spent seven years as a political prisoner who was jailed on trumped-up charges for anti-apartheid actions in the 1970s. Continue reading →
Credit is due for continuing to put the folklore of Pacific Islanders on the screen in a respectful manner, but those stories deserve a better script. Continue reading →
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