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The nation bade farewell to former president Jimmy Carter on Thursday with a majestic state funeral for a man who was anything but, remembering a peanut farmer from Georgia who rose to the heights of power and used it to fight for justice, eradicate disease, and wage peace, not war. Continue reading →
A Boston University study found a correlation between ice time and chronic traumatic encephalopathy. Sports reporter Michael Silverman breaks down the data. Watch →
Trump’s sentencing is scheduled to begin at 9:30 a.m. Friday in the same Manhattan courtroom where his trial took place last spring, when the jury convicted him on all 34 felony counts. Continue reading →
The ruling, which extends nationwide, came as a major blow to the Biden administration in its effort to provide new safeguards for LGBTQ+ and pregnant students, among others, through the law known as Title IX. Continue reading →
The fight has put the Biden administration at odds with the US military officials it had appointed to oversee justice in Al-Qaeda’s attacks on Sept. 11, 2001, that killed nearly 3,000 people. Continue reading →
Aides to Maria Corina Machado say the Venezuela opposition leader has been arrested when her convoy was intercepted by security forces as it departed an anti-government protest in Caracas. Continue reading →
General Joseph Aoun was widely seen as the preferred candidate of the United States, which funds, trains, and arms the Lebanese military and helped broker a cease-fire between Israel and the militant group Hezbollah in November. Continue reading →
If the polls hold, Pierre Poilievre will emerge as the next prime minister after Justin Trudeau’s announcement he would resign once his party decides on a successor. Continue reading →
Whatever we call the Trump phenomenon — MAGA, white nationalist, neo-Confederate, fascist — he and his followers intend to put the many challenges to patriarchy back in the bottle. Continue reading →
In 2022, Boston Public Schools launched an indoor air quality monitoring system that collects real-time data from thousands of classrooms about temperature, humidity, and pollution. Continue reading →
Joseph Ferreira, a Democrat on the Governor's Council, said his comments were not about Connor Barusch, an openly transgender nominee for the Boston Municipal Bench. Continue reading →
Sure, Mayor Wu could have been a little savvier handling the delicate political dynamics, but her heart was in the right place: protecting homeowners and renters. Continue reading →
The industry continues to face financial and regulatory headwinds, including high interest rates and uncertainty about President-elect Donald Trump’s health care policies. Continue reading →
In addition to chaperoning the former president, Mr. Van Put volunteered as a guide and fly-fishing tutor for other high-profile visitors, including John F. Kennedy Jr. Continue reading →
Her book "Farewell to Manzanar," which was based on her family's experience at the World War II relocation camp, was widely acclaimed. Continue reading →
Pippa Garner, a conceptual art provocateur whose radically modified consumer goods — like a midriff-baring men’s “Half Suit” and a ’59 Chevy with its chassis reversed — offered witty commentary on gender, body modification, American car culture and the boundaries of fine art, died Dec. 30 in Los Angeles. She was 82. Continue reading →
Stories about Spotify’s insidious effect on the livelihood of musicians aren't new. Pelly takes that criticism further, exploring how the platform’s reliance on AI is affecting popular music — and its fans. Continue reading →
She reteams with her "Secret and Lies" director, Mike Leigh, for this brutally funny drama about a British woman consumed with anger. Continue reading →
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