A high-ranking Trump administration official used the library as a stage to dramatize the president’s threats to impose tariffs on Canada and his oft-repeated suggestion it should become the 51st state. Continue reading →
With the U.S.' alliance with Ukraine suffering a dramatic, public rupture, Putin now seems even more likely to hold out for a deal on his terms -- and he could even be tempted to expand his push on the battlefield. Continue reading →
Israel’s government said early Sunday it supports a proposal to extend the first phase of the ceasefire in Gaza through Ramadan and Passover, or April 20. Continue reading →
For falconers who hunt small animals like rabbits and grouse with wild birds of prey, changing Midwest winters are also changing the sport they love. Continue reading →
Federal student loan borrowers are temporarily unable to apply to income-driven repayment plans, a decades-old safety net that ties their monthly loan-payment size to household income levels, as the U.S. Education Department reviews a recent federal court ruling. Continue reading →
Tens of thousands of people have joined protesting students in Serbia for a rally proclaiming that “we deserve better” and will no longer accept injustice and corruption in the Balkan country that has been ruled firmly by a populist government for over a decade Continue reading →
The mystery behind an unknown illness that has killed dozens in Congo just 48 hours after they first showed symptoms deepened after the World Health Organization on Friday offered a new theory that seemingly contradicts African medical experts. Continue reading →
For months leading into the American elections last fall, the prospect of a second Trump presidency deepened uncertainty among Ukrainians over how enduring America's support would prove in a war threatening their national survival. Continue reading →
He’s already making millions. He’s worked out with LeBron James. But the projected No. 1 pick in the 2026 NBA draft has his family — and his Brockton roots — to keep him grounded. Continue reading →
A retired juvenile court judge weighs in on a bill that would allow public access to juvenile courts, emphasizing that youths' names would not be made public. Continue reading →
As more low-income and middle-class workers move here seeking affordable housing, Brockton officials are grappling with how to provide reliable transit throughout the city and into the Greater Boston region. Continue reading →
David Pastrnak, Mason Lohrei, and Charlie Coyle (empty net) scored for the Bruins. Joonas Korpisalo made 31 saves in a rare start in goal. Continue reading →
I think the Red Sox might finally be fun again. Let’s just hope they’re not out to prove they’re smarter than everyone in baseball history. Continue reading →
In parts of four minor league seasons, the 22-year-old — a consensus top-30 prospect in the sport — has played just 272 games due to with wrist, shoulder, and back injuries. Continue reading →
Almost every school in America practices for the day a gunman roams the halls. But it’s unclear if they’re doing this wisely — or whether they should be doing it at all. Continue reading →
We caught up with the Boston Conservatory at Berklee student to talk about all things travel. She is in the cast of ‘Parade,’ coming to the Emerson Colonial Theatre March 11-23. Continue reading →
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