On the South Coast of Massachusetts, where production lines already churn out American-made goods, the whipsaw of tariff directives have filled factory bosses with dread. Continue reading →
Researchers who've spent years deciphering autism say RFK Jr.'s debunked claims about the disorder may undermine decades of science into a complex condition that affects millions of children. Continue reading →
President Trump had threatened the move on social media after Harvard refused to comply with administration demands to make policy changes and agree to federal oversight. Continue reading →
People who know him describe Mohsen Mahdawi as a peaceful person who had a remarkable journey from the West Bank to rural Vermont to New York City. Continue reading →
A federal judge in Washington threatened Wednesday to open a high-stakes contempt investigation into whether the Trump administration violated an order he issued last month directing officials to stop planes of Venezuelan migrants from being sent to El Salvador. Continue reading →
The Justice Department sued Maine’s Department of Education on Wednesday over its refusal to comply with demands to ban transgender athletes from participating in women’s sports, an escalation of a months-long standoff over the issue between the Trump administration and the state. Continue reading →
Each one - hanging outside hotels, restaurants, bars, art galleries and other attractions - features an image of the Canadian flag shaped as a heart. Continue reading →
Israel's defense minister warned Wednesday that the war in the Gaza Strip would soon escalate with "tremendous force" and an extended humanitarian blockade if Hamas did not quickly release hostages amid stalled ceasefire negotiations. Continue reading →
LONDON - Britain's highest civil court ruled Wednesday that the definition of "woman" under the country's gender equality law is based on a person's sex at birth -a highly anticipated judgment in a case with implications for the protections of transgender people. Continue reading →
Two Belgian teens pleaded guilty to the illegal possession and trade of wildlife in Kenya after authorities accused them of trying to smuggle over 5,000 ants out of the country to sell as exotic pets. Continue reading →
On the South Coast of Massachusetts, where production lines already churn out American-made goods, the whipsaw of tariff directives have filled factory bosses with dread. Continue reading →
The new policy aims to improve the reliability and efficiency of the district’s transportation system, which for years has been plagued late and no-show buses. Continue reading →
The Alex Bregman signing and other offseason additions gave me faith, but Alex Cora's club has been wildly embarrassing in the early weeks of the season. Continue reading →
Spread out mainly across TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, and Facebook, influencers have gathered millions of followers eager to see and hear what’s on their minds, and on their bodies. Continue reading →
There is little reason to believe the Magic will be able to make this series all that competitive, but the Celtics have no intentions of looking past them. Continue reading →
The Globe's tech columnist tested out Perplexity, which combines a Google-like index of the web with a system that uses multiple artificial models. Continue reading →
The school's $53.2 billion endowment doesn't inoculate it from such a rapid and unprecedented cutoff of the kind of federal funds that comprise at least a tenth of its annual revenue. Continue reading →
Jerome Powell stressed that tariffs announced so far go well beyond what the Federal Reserve had expected even in its worst-case scenario. Continue reading →
At BU, he taught courses on urban issues and popular culture. His lecture class, “Humor and Social Change in 20th Century America,” was one of the most coveted among students on campus in the 1990s. Continue reading →
At BU, he taught courses on urban issues and popular culture. His lecture class, “Humor and Social Change in 20th Century America,” was one of the most coveted among students on campus in the 1990s. Continue reading →
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