The Agency for International Development supports a wide range of programs in countries around the world, from disaster relief to public health, but Musk said it was “time” for USAID to “die.” Continue reading →
GLP-1 drugs mimic a hormone that sends the brain signals of fullness. Researchers theorize that the drugs could work the same way to curb non-food cravings. Continue reading →
The third son of Patriots owner Robert Kraft, Josh Kraft has had a long career of nonprofit leadership in Boston — work that went beyond just showing up with a check, friends and colleagues said. Continue reading →
President Trump on Monday delayed his planned tariffs on Canada and Mexico for 30 days after winning concessions from both countries to stem the flow of drugs and migrants into the United States, postponing, at least temporarily, a painful and potentially destabilizing trade war. Continue reading →
Many of those employees were encouraged to join the EPA under the Biden administration to rebuild the agency, which had been depleted during President Donald Trump’s first term. Continue reading →
President Trump zeroed in on what he saw as the cause of the recent Washington, D.C., air crash: hiring programs that promote diversity. Continue reading →
With the war in Ukraine, the European Union, which was founded on free trade and termed itself a “peace project,” has become more committed to deterrence and defense. Continue reading →
The small base in southeast Cuba is on the verge of undergoing its most drastic change since the Pentagon opened its wartime prison there after the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks. Continue reading →
“We’re looking to do a deal with Ukraine, where they’re going to secure what we’re giving them with their rare earths and other things,” Trump said. “We want a guarantee.” Continue reading →
In a head-spinning day, Monday started with stocks tanking and ended with President Trump postponing his ill-advised plan to tax goods from Canada and Mexico. Continue reading →
Trump is “recklessly throwing away” USAID’s experience and “strategic focus on saving lives,” the CEO and president of Oxfam America said in a statement. Continue reading →
The Terriers scored five times in the middle period at TD Garden on its way to securing a spot in next Monday's Beanpot championship game, where BU will play Boston College for the title. Continue reading →
Truck Day is one of those “only in Boston” photo ops, much like Allston Christmas, the L Street Brownies swimming in the ocean on New Year’s, and U-Hauls getting “Storrowed.” Continue reading →
An author of books about Russian culture and history, Ms. Massie formed a bond with a president who liked to understand and communicate complex issues through anecdotes about average people. Continue reading →
An author of books about Russian culture and history, Ms. Massie formed a bond with a president who liked to understand and communicate complex issues through anecdotes about average people. Continue reading →
The city received more than 100 complaints from residents in the past year via its 311 system about dangerous behavior by delivery drivers, said Mayor Michelle Wu. Continue reading →
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