Being a Virginian made George Washington a symbol of the Continental Congress’s effort to show that beleaguered Boston was not alone, and that fighting for self-determination resonated beyond New England. Continue reading →
A number of celebrities, including former "The Bachelorette" star Katie Thurston and actor Olivia Munn, have recently gone public with their early-onset breast cancer diagnoses. Continue reading →
It was a long-shot effort to compile a lengthy list of GOP priorities into what they called his “one big beautiful bill,” at nearly 900 pages. Continue reading →
Over 28 days of testimony, federal prosecutors called witnesses who gave compelling accounts of harrowing violence, acts of intimidation and voyeuristic sex in hotel rooms with oceans of baby oil. Sean Combs, they said, was the ringleader. Continue reading →
Employees at the Environmental Protection Agency's research campus in North Carolina are preparing to take on a new responsibility. Bring home lab rats as pets. Continue reading →
Kilmar Abrego García’s lawyers said in a court filing Wednesday that he and the others were severely beaten and forced to kneel for nine straight hours upon their arrival. Continue reading →
The announcement that Pope Leo XIV would be vacationing in Castel Gandolfo, Italy, for two weeks in July was met with excitement, relief, and a burst of last-minute renovations on papal properties. Continue reading →
Trump’s lawyer had claimed Trump suffered “mental anguish” from a “60 Minutes” interview last October of then-Vice President Kamala Harris. Continue reading →
Eric Tarpinian-Jachym, a rising senior at UMass who was working as a congressional intern, was killed in a triple shooting in Washington, D.C., police said. Continue reading →
Video from the camera worn by Officer Thomas Letourneau, who shot and wounded Sebastian Yidana from about 150 feet away across an intersection, does not show the shooting itself. Continue reading →
The nationwide battle over the participation of transgender girls on girls sports teams has played out at both the state and federal levels. Continue reading →
"I was so bad that I had to make some changes," said Giolito, recalling his dreadful 2018 season in Chicago and a change he's carried on ever since. Continue reading →
A critical difference between playing in the Venezuelan Winter League and the minor leagues is the focus on winning over development. Continue reading →
A federal mediation session failed to bring Teamsters Local 25 and Republic Services to an agreement that would end a garbage collection strike affecting more than a dozen Massachusetts towns. Continue reading →
The CCC, in its first ever suspension order, alleged that Tyngsborough-based Assured Testing Laboratories failed to accurately report levels of mold and yeast it found in the cannabis it tested. Continue reading →
Luxury home sales on the Cape have proven resistant to two factors weighing on the broader real estate market: high interest rates and high prices.
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Her penetrating black-and-white portraits shot in the American South, Israel, and diverse spots around the globe earned her the admiration of critics. Continue reading →
The forward had just completed the most successful season of his career — helping Liverpool to a record-equaling 20th English league title and then winning the UEFA Nations League with Portugal. He also recently married his longtime partner. Continue reading →
“I’m very stubborn, and I don’t like being defeated,” said the 18-year-old from Cessford, Alberta. In other words, the teenager was hooked on a sport that pits women against bucking horses for eight seconds. Continue reading →
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