Tatum is expected to make a full recovery and no timetable was given for his return, but players who have suffered similar injuries are typically sidelined for nearly a season. Continue reading →
The legislation includes sweeping reforms that, according to the state, would save ratepayers some $10 billion over the course of the next decade. Continue reading →
For months, Israel has maintained that its blockade on food and fuel to Gaza did not pose a major threat to civilian life in the territory, even as the United Nations and other aid agencies have said a famine was looming. Continue reading →
The second Trump administration is showing striking disdain for onetime norms of propriety and for traditional legal and political guardrails around public service. Continue reading →
President Trump said the effort at rapprochement came at the urging of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, the Saudi de facto ruler, and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. Continue reading →
In this changing city, the split is pronounced between those who hate his actions in Washington and those who love his role as a technology entrepreneur. Continue reading →
A Dutch-led international investigation concluded in 2016 that the Amsterdam-to-Kuala Lumpur airliner was shot down on July 17, 2014, from Ukrainian territory held by separatist rebels using a Buk missile system delivered from Russia. Continue reading →
The talks in Turkey would be the first direct negotiations between the two warring nations. The Kremlin declined to say whether Russian President Vladimir Putin would attend the meeting. Continue reading →
The 76-year-old Depardieu must also pay both accusers a total of around $32,350 in fines, and the court ordered that his name be listed in the national sex offender database. Continue reading →
Houses of worship come and go, but Jewish communities like the one in my hometown don’t die. Instead, remaining Jews find new communal homes. Continue reading →
More than 200 people protested on Worcester Common against the Trump administration‘s immigrant deportations that resulted in the chaotic arrest of a Brazilian immigrant last week. Continue reading →
Boston police and the Suffolk District Attorney’s office are investigating the crash, but have not identified the driver, or said whether charges are being sought in the case. Continue reading →
Nantucket Town Meeting voters overwhelmingly approved joining the state’s paid medical leave program but officials haven't followed through. Continue reading →
Houck, who allowed 11 earned runs over 2 1/3 innings in a 14-2 loss against the Tigers on Monday night, is enduring the worst stretch of his career. Continue reading →
US inflation cooled slightly in April in what economists warn could be a final lull before a likely surge in consumer prices stemming from President Trump’s trade war. Continue reading →
He was widely appreciated by actors as attentive and trusting, and he directed Oscar-winning performances by Dustin Hoffman, Meryl Streep, and Sally Field. Continue reading →
As president from 2010 to 2015, Mr. Mujica oversaw an economic boom as well as a reduction in poverty and the legalization of abortion, same-sex marriage, and marijuana. Continue reading →
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