The Justice Department ordered federal prosecutors to investigate state or local officials who they believe are interfering with the Trump administration’s crackdown on immigration. Continue reading →
For centuries, American religious leaders have staked out positions around controversial issues affecting the country, from slavery to Prohibition to abortion to civil rights. Continue reading →
About 140,400 obese patients in Massachusetts were prescribed medications like Wegovy and Zepbound in 2024, a 255 percent increase from 2023, according to a Globe analysis of insurance claims data. Continue reading →
While many homeowners say they’re happy with their purchase, and saw just slightly higher bills during cold months in recent years, many hit with big bills this winter say they’re feeling buyer's remorse. Continue reading →
Arctic air is making New England feel colder than Anchorage, Alaska. Meteorologist Ken Mahan breaks down what’s behind the freeze and the forecast. Watch →
President Trump paused an offshore wind project aimed at fighting climate change. Reporter Sabrina Shankman explains why to political reporter James Pindell. Watch →
The Hughes Fire broke out in the late morning and within hours charred more than 15 square miles of trees and brush through the rugged mountains north of Los Angeles. Continue reading →
The North Korean soldiers fighting for Moscow in Russia’s Kursk region are assigned their own patches of land to assault. Unlike their Russian counterparts, they advance with almost no armored vehicles in support. Continue reading →
Israel’s military said Wednesday that it was pressing ahead with what it called a new counterterrorism operation in the Israeli-occupied West Bank, and Palestinian officials said that at least 10 people had been killed. Continue reading →
In a stern statement late Wednesday, the International Criminal Court reminded Italy that it is obliged to “cooperate fully” with its prosecutions. Continue reading →
The state’s surtax on incomes over $1 million, approved by voters in 2022, is doing what it was intended to do: creating more resources for education and transportation. Continue reading →
Legal advocates are gearing up to challenge Trump’s executive orders, and they have the law and the Constitution on their side. But to succeed, Democrats cannot bow to hate, even in the name of compromise. Continue reading →
"While these staff may not be directly involved in student classroom instruction, the research they conduct is crucial to the hands-on education that students receive and to the real-world solutions that originate at the school," writes the MIT vice president for research. Continue reading →
“Boston students deserve a renovated White Stadium – they deserve a public White Stadium, not a private sports and entertainment complex built to enable private profits,” said Jean McGuire, resident of Roxbury and longtime civil rights advocate. Continue reading →
Heading into Wednesday’s game in New Jersey, Zacha had 11 goals and 27 points and has been on a heater with longtime linemate David Pastrnak. Continue reading →
About 140,400 obese patients in Massachusetts were prescribed medications like Wegovy and Zepbound in 2024, a 255 percent increase from 2023, according to a Globe analysis of insurance claims data. Continue reading →
The onetime street preacher said he overcame thieves, attacking baboons, and snakes on his odyssey hauling a wooden cross on a 43,000-mile pilgrimage on foot. Continue reading →
The onetime street preacher said he overcame thieves, attacking baboons, and snakes on his odyssey hauling a wooden cross on a 43,000-mile pilgrimage on foot. Continue reading →
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