What happened the morning of Yuna Feeley's death was the result of a broken EMS system across Massachusetts, a Globe investigation found. Continue reading →
The potential for conflict of interest is blatant, but it is all permissible in a state whose broad but porous ethics law requires only this minimal disclosure. Continue reading →
The suburb is perhaps an early sign that, at least in some communities, the law to make it easier to build apartments and condos is working as intended. Continue reading →
The Middle East's main regional players — Israel, Iran, and Turkey — all have a stake in the outcome in Syria, which means the ripples will affect not just the region but global powers. Continue reading →
Dozens of survivors once joined the event but their attendance has declined as survivors have aged. Today there are only 16 still living,. Continue reading →
President Bashar Assad’s political survival was under threat Saturday as the Syrian government battled opposition rebellions around the country. Continue reading →
This consistory is notable too because the 21 men being elevated aren’t the same ones Francis named Oct. 6 when he announced an unusual December consistory. Continue reading →
After climate change brought another year of record-breaking heat and dwindling rainfall to Greece, the reservoirs that supply water to Athens have dropped to their lowest levels in over a decade. Farmers are struggling to produce crops, wildfires have increased the demand for water and priests are conducting prayers for rain. Continue reading →
Making employees feel welcome — the essence of DEI efforts — might just mean making a selection of nonalcoholic drinks available at a work party that also serves alcohol. Continue reading →
Also worth applauding: The two city councilors who first raised the issue of those students excluded from the program and continued to press the issue with City Hall, Erin Murphy and Ed Flynn. Continue reading →
It gave me a thrill to see the look on a child’s face when that student finally grasped a concept. Some of my most memorable moments came when former students came to thank me for what I had done for them. Continue reading →
Documents recently obtained by the Globe through the state’s public records law call into question how soon officials should have been aware of the issue. Continue reading →
The homeowner said she had been told by police that the person behind the Airbnb messages was the same person who organized the party — a freshman in high school. Continue reading →
Some waited hours before the estate sale opened. It came weeks after the city of Boston sued her for nearly $1.7 million in unpaid personal property taxes. Continue reading →
Smart, who played nine years with the Celtics, returned to Boston last February but was injured. Saturday night, the Grizzlie was healthy enough to face the Celtics. Continue reading →
AI systems that summarize everything from newspaper articles to novels herald the time you’ll save. By forsaking real reading, here’s what you stand to lose. Continue reading →
Richard Hamilton, an inventive mathematician who devised the Ricci flow, a groundbreaking equation that helped advance understanding of the fundamental nature of three-dimensional space, died Sept. 29 in New York City. He was 81. Continue reading →
Barbara T. Bowman was an educator who trained generations of teachers in helping underprivileged children in their preschool years begin to fulfill their potential. Continue reading →
NEW YORK — The most expensive dinosaur fossil ever sold at auction, a stegosaurus that billionaire Kenneth Griffin bought over the summer for $44.6 million, has a new home: the American Museum of Natural History in New York. Continue reading →
Maybe you're dreaming of an easygoing beach escape or an adventurous getaway. Or maybe you've got romance on the brain. Whatever your wish, we've got ideas. Continue reading →
Green roofs are celebrated for their environmental and financial benefits. Commonplace in Germany, they are slowly growing on Americans. Continue reading →
This young three-bedroom property features a built-in pool, a fire pit, a fireplace, a finished lower level, and must-see modern lighting. Continue reading →
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