Healing from trauma means sharing intimate, often horrifying stories, ideally in a patient’s native language. In Mass., there are not nearly enough bilingual therapists and counselors to meet demand. Continue reading →
While it’s unlikely the renewable energy industry will be totally kneecapped, experts say Donald Trump’s planned economic policies mean clean energy businesses could be feeling the squeeze. Continue reading →
City officials in a press conference Friday described the decrease as validation of efforts to better coordinate policing, social services, and violence intervention outreach in the city. Continue reading →
WATCH: Columnist Dan Shaughnessy and Senior staff writer Kevin Paul DuPont talk about the biggest stories, what surprised them, and who had the worst year. Continue reading →
WATCH: Patriots legend and Super Bowl champ Rob Gronkowski says Drake Maye is the real deal. Plus, how he knew Jerod Mayo was made for coaching. Continue reading →
Elon Musk is gunning for public media. One of the most concrete proposals on his list is eliminating hundreds of millions of dollars in annual funding that the government funnels to PBS and NPR stations, home to cultural touchstones like Elmo, Big Bird and “Fresh Air.” Continue reading →
The US saw an 18% increase in homelessness this year, a dramatic rise driven by a lack of affordable housing, natural disasters, and a surge of migrants. Continue reading →
The impeachments of the country’s top two officials has worsened its political turmoil, deepened economic uncertainties, and hurt its international image. Continue reading →
Israel’s military said it was conducting operations against Hamas infrastructure and militants in the area and had ordered people out of the hospital, but said it had not entered the complex as of Friday night. Continue reading →
From 1991 to 2002, conflict in the West African country created some 28,000 amputees. Amputation by machete was one terror tactic by rebels. Continue reading →
We look back at 2024 through the voices of our readers, whose letters to the editor provide a lens on events, from the eclipse to the election, from campus protests to the Karen Read murder trial. Continue reading →
We look back at 2024 through the voices of our readers, whose letters to the editor provide a lens on events, from the eclipse to the election, from campus protests to the Karen Read murder trial. Continue reading →
Massachusetts is one of just two states where the governor’s office and Legislature are not subject to the state’s public records law. Continue reading →
Puppies live with their incarcerated trainer during training. Staff from a Princeton-founded service dog nonprofit visit facilities weekly to teach incarcerated people how to train the dogs. Continue reading →
The Bruins were buried by a second-period power-play blitz in falling to the Blue Jackets, 6-2, in their first game back from the Christmas break Friday night at Nationwide Arena. Continue reading →
"This game will show some of the younger players, and some players we have, what they can do next year," said UNC linebacker Amare Campbell. Continue reading →
About 7 in 10 adults say coverage denials by insurance companies, and the companies' profits, bear at least “a moderate amount” of responsibility for Brian Thompson's death. Continue reading →
As the leader of India, he negotiated a landmark nuclear deal with the United States and took steps toward more peaceful relations with Pakistan and China. Continue reading →
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