A jury cleared Read of the three most serious charges brought against her, second-degree murder, manslaughter while operating under the influence, and leaving the scene of a crash resulting in death. Continue reading →
The verdict, greeted with an uproarious cheer from hundreds of pink-clad pro-Read demonstrators outside the Dedham courthouse, ends the years-long legal saga that captured true-crime enthusiasts around the globe. Continue reading →
Meanwhile, an Israeli military spokesman told a news conference on Wednesday that Israel launched three waves of aerial attacks in the last 24 hours, striking over 60 targets in Tehran and western Iran. Continue reading →
Tuesday night’s vote may finally be the end of the long saga over a state housing law that has flamed political tensions in town since 2023. Continue reading →
The authors found, the children at higher risk for suicidal behaviors were those who told researchers their use of technology had become “addictive” — that they had trouble putting it down or felt the need to use it more and more. Some children exhibited addictive behavior even if their screen time was relatively low, they said. Continue reading →
The department said consular officers will be on the lookout for posts and messages that could be deemed hostile to the United States, its government, culture, institutions, or founding principles. Continue reading →
The rise in cases late last month is primarily in eastern Mediterranean, Southeast Asia and western Pacific regions, the World Health Organization said May 28. Continue reading →
Even a long-dead American president creates a hubbub when he pops up in the British capital, and so a crowd quickly gathered on a recent June morning to watch the tall, Colonial-clad figure moving across Trafalgar Square. Continue reading →
In Gaza and Africa, US contracting firms led by former American intelligence and military officers are taking on aid delivery in conflict zones Continue reading →
The Austrian government on Wednesday proposed a bundle of new laws on private gun ownership, eight days after the deadliest school shooting in the country's history. Continue reading →
The nonpartisan American Bar Association is now a central player in the very public, very political war President Trump is waging on the rule of law. Continue reading →
Readers weigh in on the war between Israel and Iran and the United States' involvement. As one writes, "Until we find a better way to settle our differences globally, we risk the end of our civilization." Continue reading →
As the number of people held without an attorney balloons amid a work stoppage by court-appointed lawyers, the state’s public defender organization is asking the courts to begin a protocol that may result in indigent defendants’ release from custody. Continue reading →
Henry decided to partner with the International Justice Mission, a nonprofit organization that works to combat human trafficking, violence against women and children, and police corruption. Continue reading →
Acquired in the Rafael Devers trade, Harrison — a Bay Area native who was drafted by his hometown team — will get to work on developing a repertoire of pitches that could help him reach his potential. Continue reading →
Air India is facing disruptions following last week’s fatal crash as additional safety inspections on its Dreamliner fleet have led to flight delays, cancellations and growing passenger anxiety. Continue reading →
Globe readers voiced many ideas, from healthier food options to more non-Tesla electric vehicle chargers to designated dog-walk areas. Continue reading →
Alfred Brendel, a classical pianist who followed his own lights on a long path from obscurity to international stardom, gaining a devoted following in spite of influential critics who faulted his interpretations of the masters, died Tuesday at his home in London. He was 94. Continue reading →
He was a real estate mogul, billionaire investor, corporate raider, philanthropist, and, late in life, an evangelist for healthy eating. Continue reading →
Our film critic spoke with Artistic/Executive Director Lisa Simmons about the festival's mission to uplift works focusing on people of color. Continue reading →
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