“Even after the injury, he was always talking about getting back up to Harvard, finishing his degree, getting it done,” said Doug Henze, a friend from Alabama and Harvard classmate. Continue reading →
For the second time this week, a Boston state senator moved to stall Mayor Michelle Wu’s proposal to hike commercial property tax rates. Continue reading →
The words “deny,” “defend,” and “depose” were found emblazoned on the ammunition, echoing a phrase used by insurance industry critics, two law enforcement officials said Thursday. Continue reading →
WATCH: From who can testify to cell phone records, legal briefs are flying in the Karen Read case. Reporter Travis Andersen breaks it all down. Watch →
The federal Bureau of Prisons is permanently closing its “rape club” women’s prison in California and will idle six facilities in a sweeping realignment after years of abuse, decay, and mismanagement. Continue reading →
Donald Trump’s embattled pick to lead the Department of Defense continued his outreach on Capitol Hill on Thursday, picking up words of praise from Republican senators but not significant new pledges of support. Continue reading →
French President Emmanuel Macron said Thursday that he would appoint a new prime minister in the coming days, after the government lost a no-confidence vote in Parliament. Continue reading →
Syrian rebels stormed into the city of Hama on Thursday as government forces withdrew, bringing the rebels one step closer to the capital Damascus, the seat of power of President Bashar Assad. Continue reading →
As President Biden uses his final days in office to boost Ukraine’s defenses, Russia is playing a different game: spreading disinformation aimed at eroding US support for Ukraine before Donald Trump’s return to the White House next month. Continue reading →
Testing milk from dairy farms across the United States will help contain the disease’s spread among cattle — which should also reduce the risks to humans. Continue reading →
Saunas and cold plunges are the hottest (and coldest) new thing in beating the seasonal blues. The latest pop-up "Sauna Winter Village" is headed to Somerville, right outside the Aeronaut brewery. Continue reading →
With Jayson Tatum getting a night off, Brown made sure the Pistons weren't going to get the better of the Celtics at TD Garden on Wednesday. Continue reading →
According to major league sources, the Red Sox remain involved, with one source stating they upped their bid for the slugger to $600 million in recent days. Continue reading →
At best, the Patriots have gone sideways; at worst, they have gone backward. The offense is marginally better than last year, but the defense, with many of the same faces, is far worse. Continue reading →
Lawyers for the health system argued that most of the doctors looking to unionize work at acute care hospitals along with many other types of practitioners, disqualifying them for union membership. Continue reading →
When Mira Nair was making “Monsoon Wedding,” her 2001 film about generational conflict, an over-the-top wedding and the family it nearly unhinges, one of the experts she turned to for sartorial help was Rohit Bal, an exuberant star of the Indian fashion world. Continue reading →
Kelly Powers, a Fox News commentator and podiatric surgeon who offered health tips and discussed medical news with viewers, with whom she also shared her own experiences with cancer, died Sunday at her home in Colts Neck, New Jersey. She was 45. Continue reading →
"What I wanted to be able to do in my time was make sure that anybody could come to City Hall, find me, and have a meeting with me," says Elliott-Ortega. Continue reading →
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