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Four years after Boston settled a lawsuit intended to improve sidewalk accessibility, the city has come up short of the 1,630 curb ramp repairs it agreed to do. Continue reading →
With the state so reliant on private attorneys, the stoppage has effectively crippled the courts’ ability to assign lawyers to indigent defendants who are entitled to them. Continue reading →
NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte is set to meet President Trump this week on the heels of the US leader announcing plans to sell NATO allies weaponry that they can then pass on to Ukraine. Continue reading →
Pounding rain and strong winds battered central Texas on Sunday morning, prompting some rescuers to halt search operations for victims of the deadly floods that roared through the region just more than a week ago. Continue reading →
In an effort to shrink the federal government, President Trump and congressional Republicans have taken steps that are diluting the country’s ability to anticipate, prepare for, and respond to catastrophic flooding and other extreme weather events, disaster experts say.
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Nursing homes already struggling to recruit staff are now grappling with President Trump’s attack on one of their few reliable sources of workers: immigration. Continue reading →
Israel and Hamas appeared no closer to a breakthrough in indirect talks meant to pause the war and free some Israeli hostages after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s Washington visit last week. Continue reading →
During the nearly five years since the Abraham Accords were signed, Trump, Netanyahu, and other US and Israeli officials have repeatedly referred to the agreements with the United Arab Emirates, Morocco, and Bahrain as a “peace deal.” Continue reading →
Scandals, the botched Read investigation, and a recruit’s death spotlighted problems with the Massachusetts State Police. The new chief is starting to fix them. Continue reading →
Patrick Fealey’s 9,000 word essay in Esquire magazine grabbed the attention of a Narragansett family, who took it upon themselves to find him shelter and set up a GoFundMe page. Continue reading →
The prohibition forces Head Start to start screening children and families for their immigration status for the first time in its 60-year history. Continue reading →
"It was like he came back the same dog," Kirstin Campbell, one of Murphy's owners, said of his life after scavenging food in rural Vermont for nearly 19 months. Continue reading →
During a trip to the African nation, a Globe reporter learned that, for better or worse, there's no escaping the billionaire's influence. Continue reading →
Dr. Giaever developed an experiment that provided proof of a central idea in quantum physics -- that subatomic particles can behave like powerful waves. Continue reading →
When Muhammadu Buhari was elected in 2015, on his fourth attempt, he became the first opposition candidate to win a presidential election. Continue reading →
The hip-hop collective enthralled a full house with a relentless, nearly two-hour set of the band’s greatest hits and various members’ best-known solo tracks. Continue reading →
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