Minor swings in real estate assessments are fairly common, but one torpedoed Wu’s high-profile push to boost commercial property tax rates. Continue reading →
An agreement, called a joint fund-raising committee, was set up with the Libertarian National Committee, to bolster the Kennedy campaign. Continue reading →
The report doesn’t include a consent decree, or any sort of legal agreement between investigators and city officials. No lawsuit was filed. Continue reading →
Several councilors expressed frustration and disappointment at the Senate’s decision to not move forward on the proposal from Mayor Michelle Wu. Continue reading →
FBI Director Christopher Wray said Wednesday that he intended to resign before the Trump administration took office, bowing to the reality that President-elect Donald Trump had publicly declared his desire to replace him. Continue reading →
WATCH: Medication can help people with opioid addiction, but not everyone supports its use. STAT reporter Lev Facher unpacks his year-long investigation. Watch →
Luigi Mangione, who has been charged with killing the chief executive of UnitedHealthcare outside a company investors’ day in Manhattan, was arrested with a notebook that detailed plans for the shooting, according to two law enforcement officials. Continue reading →
The Biden administration is preparing new rules that would limit “junk fees,” cap bank overdraft charges and shield Americans from medical debt, as officials race over the next six weeks to finalize the remainder of the president’s economic agenda. Continue reading →
Rival political parties on Wednesday wrangled over when and how President Yoon Suk Yeol should be removed from office, as police and prosecutors investigating possible insurrection charges closed in on him a week after his ill-fated declaration of martial law. Continue reading →
The Israel-Hamas war has no end in sight, even after Israel reached a cease-fire with Lebanon's Hezbollah militants and attention shifted to the overthrow of Syrian President Bashar Assad by insurgents. Continue reading →
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau was created to protect regular people from abusive banks and other businesses. Isn’t that what Trump said he wants to do? Continue reading →
Biden now has a chance to not only wield a crucial tool to advance criminal justice but also strike back at the nation’s burgeoning bloodlust. Continue reading →
Several councilors expressed frustration and disappointment at the Senate’s decision to not move forward on the proposal from Mayor Michelle Wu. Continue reading →
Mail was found on the workroom floor and processing machines at the South Boston facility, while packages were not properly scanned at the Fort Point facility. Continue reading →
A new partnership has turned a former Amazon fulfillment center into a food hub with 5,500 square feet of refrigeration and freezer space. Continue reading →
The deal includes catcher Kyle Teel, who was selected by the Red Sox with the 14th overall pick of the 2023 MLB draft and turns 23 in February. Continue reading →
Belichick going to UNC means the book is closed on his 49-year NFL career during which he morphed from a 23-year-old grunt for the Colts to a six-time Super Bowl-winning coach with the Patriots. Continue reading →
The billionaire auto magnate is making the biggest donation of his life, for naming rights to a new tower that will house the hospital’s cancer center. Continue reading →
Henry Minsky is carrying on his father's legacy at Somerville-based Leela AI, which analyzes video footage and gives companies recommendations for improving efficiency and safety. Continue reading →
Michael Cole, the actor best known as one of the three actors who played hip, young undercover police officers on the hit ABC crime drama “The Mod Squad,” died Tuesday at a medical center in Los Angeles. He was 84. Continue reading →
Inspired by the crime-fighting comic book character Mandrake the Magician, Mr. Kreskin launched his television career in the 1960s and remained popular for decades, making guest appearances on talk shows hosted by everyone from Merv Griffin to Johnny Carson to Jimmy Fallon. Continue reading →
Rocky Colavito, who was one of baseball’s leading sluggers in his time and a huge fan favorite playing the outfield for the Cleveland Indians, only to be traded away in 1960 in the most infamous deal in the club’s history, died Tuesday at his home in Bernville, Pennsylvania. He was 91. Continue reading →
The Rhode Islander’s latest novel, featured on "Today," is also a love letter to the Ocean State. Catch Neilson Dec. 14 in Providence. Continue reading →
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