Following a legislative session where they struggled with backlogged bills and public finger-pointing, state lawmakers who promised change instead have fought amongst themselves. Continue reading →
Just as America’s colleges are preparing to welcome what could be the largest freshman class in the nation’s history, political and economic forces are unleashing havoc on higher education budgets. Continue reading →
The ruling is a major victory and relief for Khalil, a legal permanent US resident, who played a leading role in demonstrations at the school’s campus last year. Continue reading →
The prospect that the United States might join Israel in bombing Iran is testing the president's ability to embrace dueling positions with little to no political cost. Continue reading →
The Supreme Court on Friday rejected a government effort to narrow options for challenging Food and Drug Administration denials of applications to market electronic cigarettes. Continue reading →
In a startling breach of security, activists from a Pro-Palestinian group on Friday broke into Britain's largest air force base and damaged two aircraft in what they said was a protest against the country's military support for Israel. Continue reading →
The Russian president made clear he had no intentions of soon ending the war. But it was less clear whether Putin was suggesting that Russia would annex additional territory beyond the four Ukraine regions that it has already declared are officially part of Russia. Continue reading →
Lawmakers voted 314-291 for legalization following an impassioned, four-hour debate. Modeled on a law in Oregon, the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill will allow terminally ill people to choose to die. Continue reading →
President Trump has spent most of May and June championing legislation that would take mental health care away from millions of Americans — many of them men. Continue reading →
An essay headlined "Being a progressive activist made me miserable" stirred readers to engage in a lively debate over the writer's views. Continue reading →
The events will bring to life the epic battle that, despite the Patriots’ tactical defeat, galvanized support across the colonies for the Revolutionary cause. Continue reading →
Kennedy’s unorthodox ideas about a wide range of health subjects may appear disparate to those who haven’t trawled through his more than a dozen books. Continue reading →
Harvard researchers say money will soon run out to cover the costs of preserving the samples collected over decades from roughly 350,000 people. Continue reading →
Applicants said the process using HireVue was similar to other MLB teams, with recorded interviews reviewed by managers. Others said time-consuming problem sets without direct interaction with the team can make the process frustrating. Continue reading →
Life moves fast in the NBA, and a punitive collective bargaining agreement is going to make teams’ championship windows slam shut even faster than before. Continue reading →
The state’s unemployment rate rose for a fifth consecutive month in May, as the number of new job-seekers continued to swell while hiring slowed. Continue reading →
Mr. Shapiro was a renowned sculptor who crafted sleek and mysterious miniatures, such as a three-inch-high cast-iron chair, as well as idiosyncratic large-scale works — wooden or metal stick figures that radiated wit and emotion. Continue reading →
Kim Woodburn, the platinum-haired, trash-talking darling of British reality television who found fame as a domestic dominatrix in the long-running series "How Clean Is Your House" and in other shows of the mean TV genre, died Monday. She was 83. Continue reading →
Edward Anders, a cosmochemist who unraveled mysteries about the solar system and the wildfires that helped wipe out the dinosaurs -- and who then, in retirement, uncovered the identities of thousands of Jews from his hometown who were killed in the Holocaust -- died on June 1 in San Mateo, California. He was 98. Continue reading →
The event will return in June 2027, they said in a statement, though numerous people involved in putting on the festival declined to comment on the cancellation. Continue reading →
The Austin, Texas, band, which includes creative and romantic partners Jesse Woods and Zella Day, will perform in Marshfield and Greenfield this weekend. Continue reading →
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