Most housing authorities in the state have recently stopped issuing new Section 8 vouchers when tenants give them up, and some are closing waitlists for new applicants. Continue reading →
The teen spent most of his schooling in classrooms where he was perceived to be intellectually disabled — a misdiagnosis that delayed his ability to access the support he needed. Continue reading →
New Hampshire’s Republican governor, Kelly Ayotte, has kept a strategic distance from the rest of New England's governors on Trump's Canadian tariffs. With the state economy hurting, how long can that continue? Continue reading →
The United States on Sunday warned Iran not to retaliate after a series of surgical strikes by American B-2 bombers and missiles caused what U.S. officials described as “severe damage” to Iran’s nuclear operations. Continue reading →
President Trump’s decision to send US forces to strike Iran without consulting Congress is prompting bipartisan unease among lawmakers. Continue reading →
President Trump unleashed a show of raw military might that each of his last four predecessors had deliberately avoided, for fear of plunging the United States into war in the Middle East. Continue reading →
Major US cities are tightening security after President Trump unleashed airstrikes on Iran, a direct military intervention that’s deepened Washington’s role in Israel’s war with Tehran and raised concerns about potential retaliation. Continue reading →
President Trump has labeled an introductory calculus course at Harvard "remedial mathematics," calling the university’s academic rigor and admissions policies into question. Continue reading →
Around the globe, growth has been slowing, trade and investment have been falling, and now, escalating Middle East tensions are shaking up markets. Continue reading →
NATO’s European allies are focused on getting through this week’s summit unscathed. But even if President Trump is satisfied with fresh pledges to ramp up spending, anxiety is growing about the US military presence in the region. Continue reading →
In July 1988, faced with bleak prospects in its war with a US-backed Iraq, Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, the founder of the Islamic Republic, decided reluctantly to accept a cease-fire and end the conflict. Continue reading →
"It’s time for a rejection of the civic inertia that has left Jewish people unsafe, marginalized, and threatened," writes one reader. Continue reading →
The demonstration will call for the the US to end its intervention in the ongoing war between Israel and Iran, a negotiated settlement over Iran’s nuclear program and a Congressional investigation into Saturday’s air strikes. Continue reading →
Results found students upended by online learning are still facing challenges, especially when it comes to digital equity, academic progress and mental health. Continue reading →
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander led the Thunder with 29 points and a playoff-best 12 assists while host Oklahoma City forced 23 turnovers to turn back Indiana in Game 7 of the NBA Finals. Continue reading →
"I don’t see an urgency to adjust rates," said Susan M. Collins, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston. "We do not have that sustained price stability that I’m looking for." Continue reading →
The lawsuit raises thorny First Amendment questions about the relationship between a public access channel and its local government at a time when such organizations are at greater risk of shutting down. Continue reading →
Ms. Kuscsik, who competed in more than 80 marathons over four decades, was in the forefront of the push to end the longstanding barriers against women running 26 miles in sanctioned races. Continue reading →
Nathan Silver, an architect whose elegiac 1967 book, "Lost New York," offered a history lesson about the many buildings that were demolished before the city passed a landmarks preservation law that might have offered protection from the wrecking ball, died May 19 in London. He was 89. Continue reading →
Our list of no-cost events, classes, and summer fun — from retro roller disco to up-close-and-virtual script readings — for the week June 23-29. Continue reading →
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