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Kairos Shen, back at City Hall as Mayor Michelle Wu’s newly named chief of planning, is bringing a fresh perspective from the lecture hall. Continue reading →
With a new legislative class slated to take office Jan. 1, a raft of major proposals remain locked in closed-door negotiations or stalled in either chamber, leaving their fate uncertain. Continue reading →
WATCH: In 1979, John Donaldson was killed in his parents' driveway. Reporter Emily Sweeney dives into what officials know in this edition of "Cold Case Files." Watch →
Chase Strangio will be the first openly transgender attorney to argue before the nation's highest court, representing families who say Tennessee’s ban on health care for transgender minors leaves their children terrified about the future. Continue reading →
As top officials inside the Justice Department have led meetings about transition protocols, Trump and his allies have continued their vows to fire career staffers and seek retribution. Continue reading →
President-elect Donald Trump keeps naming more ideological warriors, conspiracy theorists, and now even family members to senior government positions. Continue reading →
Israeli soldiers have demolished more than 600 buildings around a road dividing the Gaza Strip in an apparent attempt to create a buffer zone. They have also rapidly expanded a network of outposts. Continue reading →
Since the cease-fire agreement was announced last week, the Israeli military has repeatedly bombarded Lebanon in attacks it says target Hezbollah militants breaching the cease-fire. Continue reading →
The prospect of a government collapse — and of a failure to pass a budget — has rattled financial markets and further deepened the uncertainty gripping the country since snap elections last summer. Continue reading →
The occupation of the center in Aida refugee camp in the West Bank by Israeli troops was just the latest disruption for the Palestinian workers. Continue reading →
South Boston state Senator Nick Collins moved to postpone a vote on Boston Mayor Michelle Wu’s proposal to temporarily adjust the city’s property tax formula. Continue reading →
San Francisco has dropped three straight, including meek losses to the Packers and Bills by a combined 53 points, to drop to 11th in the NFC playoff race. Continue reading →
The Celtics are so good that their clunky performances can lead to 19-point wins anyway. Brown's 29 points went a long way toward overcoming the team's 17 turnovers. Continue reading →
Peterson, who is with the Celtics on a two-way contract, played a career-high 24:57 Sunday. He followed up Monday with 23 minutes against the Heat, his former team. Continue reading →
As the New England Revolution and the BOS Nation Football Club projects sprint forward, maybe it’s time to pause and ask if the teams could just share a venue. Continue reading →
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