Democrats will be looking to thread the needle between opposing Trump and courting back part of their base of support that apparently swung toward Trump in November. Continue reading →
The suburban town of 32,000 will decide whether or not to approve a plan to comply with the requirements of a state housing law and open the town up to more development. Continue reading →
The assault on Charles M. Murrell III was encouraged by Patriot Front’s leader, who “glorified” it afterward by posting a video online, a judge wrote. Continue reading →
The new proposal is aimed at blunting the impact of steep increases to residential property tax bills sent out earlier this month, the mayor said. Continue reading →
A growing force of firefighters battled massive infernos across the Los Angeles area on Monday as more powerful winds moved in and threatened recent progress against wildfires that have destroyed thousands of homes and killed at least 24 people. Continue reading →
In Minnesota, Democratic legislators are threatening to stay away from the state Capitol this week to prevent Republicans from trying to claim control of the House of Representatives. Continue reading →
When Donald Trump was last president of the United States, the wealthy monarchies of the Persian Gulf had a mostly harmonious relationship with his administration. As Trump prepares to return to the White House, the leaders of those Gulf countries have generally welcomed him back. Continue reading →
High-level cease-fire talks appeared to be gaining momentum Monday as Arab and US mediators pressed for an agreement to halt the fighting in the Gaza Strip and release hostages held by Hamas before President-elect Donald Trump assumes office on Jan. 20. Continue reading →
“The risk of catastrophic error was clear,” Alejandro Mayorkas, the homeland security secretary, said in a recent interview, “that these could catch fire in a fully loaded aircraft.” Continue reading →
The Healey administration recently released 1,000 ‘serious incident’ reports from the shelter system that paint a grim picture of domestic violence and other problems. Continue reading →
President Biden extended time in the US for 800,000 Venezuelans and Salvadorans days before President-elect Donald Trump takes office. Continue reading →
Northeastern's ancient, beloved campus venue is on its last legs. And while nothing is finalized, it's unlikely the arena will be in its current form when the semifinal rotation swings back around in four years. Continue reading →
Residents of the suburban town head to the polls on Tuesday to vote on a plan to create more housing under a new state law. Milton voted no, and the town is still paying the price. Continue reading →
Rev. Wood was “existentially engaged in human rights and especially in racial justice,” said his friend and fellow civil rights activist Harvey Cox, a professor of divinity emeritus at Harvard Divinity School. Continue reading →
He was best known in the early 1970s for his direction of the play “The House of Blue Leaves” and his adaptation of Shakespeare's "The Two Gentlemen of Verona" into a musical. Continue reading →
Mr. White, who died a day after announcing his retirement, had become a frequent collaborator with his father, touring with him around the country. Continue reading →
Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, has postponed the premiere of her Netflix show, “With Love, Meghan,” because of the California wildfires, the streaming service said in a statement Sunday. Continue reading →
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