As new outlets revive coverage in their cities and towns, the case in Plymouth shows how some public officials react to the scrutiny. Continue reading →
A federal judge Thursday temporarily blocked President Trump’s executive order to end automatic citizenship for babies born on US soil, dealing the president his first setback as he attempts to upend the nation’s immigration laws and reverse decades of precedent. Continue reading →
A temporary ceasefire has allowed in aid, but humanitarian support is “still being restricted,” said Abby Maxman, CEO of Boston-based Oxfam America. Watch →
Evacuation orders have been lifted for tens of thousands of people as firefighters with air support have slowed the spread of a huge wildfire churning through rugged mountains north of Los Angeles. Continue reading →
Most elections are decided at the ballot box. This one may be decided in court - by the very justices who will sit alongside whoever is ultimately declared the winner. Continue reading →
M23 is one of about 100 armed groups that have been vying for a foothold in mineral-rich eastern Congo, in a decades-long conflict that has created one of the world’s largest humanitarian crises. Continue reading →
Since the cease-fire started, Hamas has been working overtime to show it still controls Gaza, even after Israel killed thousands of its members and demolished its tunnels and weapons factories. Continue reading →
Since they took back control of the country in 2021, the Taliban have barred women from jobs, most public spaces, and education beyond sixth grade. Continue reading →
A first-of-its-kind Massachusetts law will rein in private equity greed in health care, offer hope that the state can avoid similar future crises, and serve as a model for other states to build on. Continue reading →
President Trump’s demand for an apology from someone pleading for mercy not only contradicts core Christian teachings but it also echoes themes from Shakespeare’s "The Merchant of Venice." Continue reading →
Officials from Boston, Cambridge, and elsewhere have for years sought the ability to use automated cameras for traffic enforcement, arguing it could lessen the burden on local law enforcement and help reduce crashes. Continue reading →
The new professional women’s soccer team believes that playing in a renovated White Stadium — not sharing space with the New England Revolution — is key to their financial success. Continue reading →
Coach Joe Sacco is "cautiously optimistic" the goalie, who sustained the injury against New Jersey Wednesday night, will be available to play against Colorado on Saturday. Continue reading →
Morgan Geekie scored in the second period and David Pastrnak added an empty-net goal to help Boston bounce back from the loss to New Jersey. Continue reading →
The new professional women’s soccer team believes that playing in a renovated White Stadium — not sharing space with the New England Revolution — is key to their financial success. Continue reading →
Here’s a closer look at what local executives are talking about as they review Trump’s executive orders and other actions in his first few days back in the Oval Office. Continue reading →
Mr. Longsworth's “legacy is apparent in every aspect of what makes Hampshire so special,” said Ed Wingenbach, Hampshire College's current president. Continue reading →
Ms. Sánchez explored the relationship between the exterior physical form of women and the interior consciousness in works that are stylized, if anatomically unambiguous, evocations of women’s bodies. Continue reading →
For those of you with a hungry kid in your life who needs a change of pace: Try a cooking class. You don’t have to be talented. You just need an open mind. Continue reading →
Whatever the reason for the on- and off-air fiascoes, for five decades, the show’s train wrecks have made nearly as many headlines as its successes. Continue reading →
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