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The Justice Department’s inquiry was opened under the False Claims Act, The New York Times reported, which is a law designed to punish those who defraud the government. Continue reading →
The class of 2025 knows disappointment. It knows defiance. And now, four months into President Trump’s second term, it knows trepidation and dread. Continue reading →
The Supreme Court wrestled on Thursday with the Trump administration's complaints that federal judges have exceeded their authority in temporarily blocking some of his policy moves for the whole country. Continue reading →
Peter Banko's weekly blog delivers inspirational messages to the Western Massachusetts health system's 13,000 employees. But a Globe review found more than 20 posts containing passages that matched articles that appeared elsewhere. Continue reading →
The judge's order added to the confusion and legal turmoil that have gripped New Mexico in the month since President Trump declared a ribbon of land along the 180-mile length of the state’s southern border to be an Army base. Continue reading →
The infant's treatment offers a new path for companies to develop personalized treatments without going through years of expensive development and testing. Continue reading →
Some of the messages showed her expressing enthusiasm for the alleged Combs-directed encounters with other men that she previously testified had disgusted her. Continue reading →
He was effectively denouncing decades of American policy in the Middle East, playing to grievances long aired in cafes and sitting rooms from Morocco to Oman. Continue reading →
Survivors say the new pontiff must urgently improve on Pope Francis’s complicated legacy by committing to transparency and accountability in investigations of harm.
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The book “A People’s Guide to Greater Boston” is being refigured into a series of maps so everyday explorers might tread a history that’s often devalued by the established culture. Continue reading →
Simply put, this tool recognizes that the imposition of arbitrary barriers to the employment of minorities and women is the functional equivalent of "minorities or women need not apply." Continue reading →
Parents and advocates worry about program oversight without the 2012 agreement that required Boston Public Schools to provide annual reports to the DOJ. Continue reading →
During her short and stormy tenure, Gay received a base salary of $1.02 million and a bonus of $35,000, as well as benefits, according to the university’s annual tax filing for 2023. Continue reading →
“It’s very hard. I can tell you by experience,” said Red Sox manager Alex Cora, who played 21 innings at first during his MLB career. Continue reading →
A member of the Blues Hall of Fame, Mr. Walker considered himself more of a blues explorer than a purist. “When I picked up a guitar, I did not say I was gonna be a blues artist, or a rock artist,” he said in a 2021 interview with NPR. “The idiom,” he added, “finds us.” Continue reading →
The roster of publications she wrote for and edited is vast and varied: fashion magazines (Mirabella and Vogue), shelter magazines (House & Garden), general-interest publications (Vanity Fair, The New York Post), niche publications (The Magazine Antiques), and a political magazine (the Nation). Continue reading →
Looking back in 2000, Vanity Fair saw the film’s star as its secret weapon, writing that “Walking Tall” had “a major asset in Joe Don Baker, whose sideburns and greasy, likable rockabilly grin suggest a larger doughnut version of Elvis Presley.” Continue reading →
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