In 2024, Winnipesaukee saw record cyanobacteria blooms, amid warmer temperatures and an increase in nutrients that feed the bacteria. Continue reading →
The state Senate voted on a bill that backers say further solidifies Massachusetts’ place as a safe haven and that opponents say works to hide providers from accountability. Continue reading →
Representatives Jake Auchincloss and Seth Moulton struck a different tone on President Trump's Iran strikes than many of their Democratic colleagues. Continue reading →
It found that Kamala Harris lost, in part, because of decreased Democratic participation. But the report also found that if more people had voted, Trump still would have won. Continue reading →
The justices made it easier for states to deny funding to Planned Parenthood, particularly given the current administration’s hostility to abortion rights. Continue reading →
President Trump dominated the spotlight, pushing his desire for members to stop relying too heavily on US military support and, again, offering admiration of President Vladimir Putin of Russia. Continue reading →
The burden of mass tourism threatens to devastate the very assets that lure visitors. It’s enough to make you wonder whether “sustainable tourism” is an oxymoron. Continue reading →
Repsresentatives Jim Jordan and Scott Fitzgerald said Harvard's previous responses have "been inadequate" and asked for it to submit its requested documents by July 17. Continue reading →
Newton Public Schools announced unvaccinated students will not be allowed back in school this fall unless they comply with state required vaccinations. Continue reading →
Breslow, the Red Sox' chief baseball officer, acknowledged a need to reassess his interactions with players, coaches, and other members of the front office. Continue reading →
While finding a player who can make an impact in the NHL in his draft year is difficult, Boston does have the No. 7 overall pick, so it is possible. Continue reading →
The Anglo-Dutch multinational’s actions are raising questions about the future of the campaigning tradition it pledged to protect when it bought Ben & Jerry’s a quarter century ago. Continue reading →
A few weeks after Arthur T. Demoulas was put on paid leave, board member Bill Shea wrote to chairman Jay Hachigian that the rest of the board acted in secrecy and is threatening the supermarket's success. Continue reading →
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