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Israel’s attack on Iran hit several sites, including the country’s main nuclear enrichment facility, where black smoke could be seen rising into the air. Continue reading →
Matthew Farwell is accused of killing Birchmore to prevent her from disclosing he allegedly committed statutory rape against her when she was a minor. Continue reading →
In a unanimous decision, the court ruled that the family should be given a fresh opportunity to try to persuade lower courts that the federal government is not immune from a lawsuit over the harm agents caused when they mistakenly raided its home in suburban Atlanta. Continue reading →
A federal judge barred the Trump administration Wednesday from continuing to detain Mahmoud Khalil under a rarely cited law invoked by the secretary of state — and suggested that Khalil could be released as early as Friday. Continue reading →
Dozens of medical school students were eating lunch Thursday when an Air India passenger plane carrying 242 people to London crashed into their dining hall in the western city of Ahmedabad. Continue reading →
The GHF, which began distributing food aid barely two weeks ago from sites in the southern and central Gaza Strip, said the team of about two dozen staff were attacked about 10 p.m. local time while traveling to a distribution center west of Khan Younis. Continue reading →
One of the two young staffers fired by the Wu administration says her actions have been mischaracterized and has requested a police video that she says would exonerate her. Continue reading →
Kseniia Petrova was detained at Logan International Airport on Feb. 16 for failing to declare frog embryos that she was carrying in her luggage. Continue reading →
The reality of the Bruins’ roster is nothing like the one Marchand is on in Florida, where depth reigns so supreme that a man with first-line talent has become a third-line force. Continue reading →
The mayor hasn’t said what she’ll do if lawmakers again reject her plan to shield homeowners by raising property taxes on commercial landlords. Continue reading →
Two employees who support Demoulas say the normally orderly headquarters has become confusing and stressful, while the board’s executive committee maintains there has been no disruption to operations. Continue reading →
Her tone as a writer was that of a trusted friend rather than a pushy evangelist or fawning fan, leavened by a clever sense of humor. Continue reading →
As his articles began to appear in the Concordia Sentinel, some in Ferriday, La., applauded his efforts to reopen the past. Others, it seemed, wanted to keep the lid tightly sealed. He received threats and, at least twice, was run off the road. Continue reading →
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