Dozens of communities are demanding marijuana businesses pay up thousands of dollars annually, years after legislators did away with them. Continue reading →
Lesley guard Baileigh Sinaman-Daniel, who was born with one arm, hopes her achievement will instill confidence in people with disabilities to try big things. Continue reading →
A lawsuit, filed by the ACLU of Vermont, alleges that the state tracked a pregnant woman and kept a registry of many pregnant women to investigate. Continue reading →
The speed and scope of the import duties that Trump unveiled in executive orders Saturday prompted widespread criticism from many lawmakers, economists, and business groups, who assailed the actions as economic malpractice. Continue reading →
Ukrainian authorities said Sunday that two airstrikes a day earlier had killed at least 18 civilians, one of the highest single-day tolls so far this year and a grim reminder of the war’s enduring devastation as it approaches its fourth year. Continue reading →
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Sunday he will discuss “victory over Hamas,” countering Iran, and expanding diplomatic relations with Arab countries in his meeting with President Trump. Continue reading →
As the Israeli military swept into a string of Syrian villages nearly two months ago, the soldiers assured locals that the presence would be temporary, the aim limited to seizing weapons and securing the area after the collapse of President Bashar al-Assad’s regime. Continue reading →
It would take years, and hundreds of millions of dollars, to rebuild a bridge to the island and reopen the deteriorating buildings for a treatment facility there. Continue reading →
The report, released Friday, found that the Navy SEAL-trained alum lacked knowledge of "NCAA policies and regulations, or Tufts Sports Medicine Operational Policies and Guidelines." Continue reading →
The Canton-based coffee brand has made a splash with its last two spots during football's biggest night (with some help from Ben Affleck). Will they go for another touchdown? Continue reading →
Jayson Tatum poured in 25 of his team-high 35 points in the second half as the Celtics completed one of the biggest comebacks in franchise history. Continue reading →
Most items from Canada will be hit with a 25 percent tariff, starting Tuesday — but electricity, natural gas, and other energy will face a 10 percent tariff. It's unclear how quickly this might affect energy bills. Continue reading →
“Even though my budget will have to go up, my salary will stay the same.” a Dorchester woman said Sunday while shopping at the Fenway Star Market. Continue reading →
Mr. Goldberg, a keyboardist, was part of wave of white musicians who emerged in Chicago in the 1960s to create their own brand of blues-based rock. Continue reading →
The former top executive at Columbia Pictures and Coca-Cola negotiated a controversial lifetime ban of player-manager Pete Rose for gambling on baseball games. Continue reading →
Punxsutawney Phil’s team of top-hatted associates says he has seen his shadow and is predicting six more weeks of wintry weather. Massachusetts's Mrs. G agrees. Continue reading →
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