“Demand has plummeted,” said Jim Holzman, owner of Ace Ticket, about sales for Sunday's Patriots-Bills game, the final one of a dismal season in New England. Continue reading →
Where did it all go wrong for New England? And who is most to blame? Columnists Chad Finn and Tara Sullivan know where to point the finger. Continue reading →
Could the Cavaliers give the C’s trouble? Is the team’s biggest concern their health? Columnists Chad Finn and Tara Sullivan play “Fair or Foul.” Continue reading →
Columnist Chad Finn forecasts Jerod Mayo’s future with the Patriots, another Red Sox free agency whiff, and the Celtics’ champion chances. Continue reading →
President Joe Biden blocked the $14 billion takeover of U.S. Steel by Nippon Steel of Japan in an announcement Friday based on grounds that the sale posed a threat to national security. Continue reading →
Authorities and residents in Hawaii are wondering whether a New Year's Eve explosion that killed three people and wounded more than 20 will dampen the state's enthusiasm for illegal pyrotechnic displays. Continue reading →
SEOUL, South Korea — When around 100 criminal investigators and police officers entered a hilly compound in central Seoul on Friday morning, they tried to achieve something that has never been done before in South Korea: detain a sitting president. Continue reading →
Syria’s new leaders met the French and German foreign ministers in the capital, Damascus, on Friday in one of the highest-level Western diplomatic visits since the fall of President Bashar Assad last month. Continue reading →
“We woke up to the missile strike. We found the whole house disintegrated,” Abdul Rahman Al-Nabrisi said in the Maghazi refugee camp. Continue reading →
Someone gave the heartbreaking order to clean up all that chaos and someone else arrived with a power washer to methodically wash the visible remnants of that morning into the gutters and down the storm drains. Continue reading →
I wasn’t sure I needed a cat and had turned my attention to service dogs. But I also saw little trouble with a couple of cats and imagined my cat, Florrie, lonely for late-life company. I imagined wrong. Continue reading →
Alcohol use is the third leading preventable cause of cancer in the United States, after tobacco and obesity. It contributes to nearly 100,000 cancer cases and about 20,000 cancer deaths each year. Continue reading →
“We’re showing that, everywhere we look now, there was some sort of magnetic field that was responsible for bringing mass to where the sun and planets were forming,” said Benjamin Weiss, MIT’s Robert R. Shrock professor of Earth and Planetary Sciences. Continue reading →
About 80 percent of fatal non-vehicular fire, which exclude fire-related deaths from car crashes, took place in residential settings, according to a post on X by the Massachusetts Department of Fire Services. Continue reading →
"I think this team is ready to be able to compete in the division and in the whole league,” said Buehler, a free agent righthander who signed a one-year, $21.05 million deal with the Red Sox. Continue reading →
The former Celtics coach, who lost the 2022 NBA Finals while in charge, wasn't the least bit surprised to see them win the title last season. Continue reading →
The agency said it’s the first time it has fined an airline for chronic delays on specific routes, which it blamed on “unrealistic scheduling” by JetBlue. Continue reading →
Osmond was an original member of the family singing group, which had a string of pop hits in the 1970s. He died Wednesday in Salt Lake City. Continue reading →
Rosita Missoni, who, with her husband, Ottavio, built a luxury clothing brand on a foundation of boldly colorful striped and zigzagged knitwear that helped make Milan a capital of Italian high fashion, died Wednesday at her home in Sumirago, in northern Italy. She was 93. Continue reading →
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