Massive shade tents, inflatable furniture, and heavy-duty beach wagons are transforming the simple beach day into suburban sprawl by the sea. Continue reading →
Political and campaign finance experts called the Kraft campaign’s recent fundraising blitz unorthodox, or even potentially misleading for donors. Continue reading →
Critics warn the administration’s moves could threaten academic freedom, irreparably damage scientific progress, and set a precedent that could haunt conservatives if Democrats retake power. Continue reading →
Critics argue schools should not turn to a judicial system that is built to prosecute criminal cases. Instead, children and families would benefit from help in connecting with support services. Continue reading →
After dozens of Democrats left the state, the Republican-dominated House was unable to establish the quorum of lawmakers required to do business. Continue reading →
Democrats are already fighting viciously among themselves over Zohran Mamdani, transgender rights, immigration, Israel, and affordability. Continue reading →
When President Trump returned to power, Democratic officials and immigrant communities braced for the prospect of mass raids in New York City, with predictions of roundups at migrant shelters, restaurant kitchens, and street corners; and federal agents flooding schools, hospitals, and even churches. Continue reading →
The city of Boston released a draft climate plan on Monday, a sweeping effort to slash planet-warming emissions by the end of this decade, while adapting to rising seas and extreme weather. Continue reading →
Dozens of Palestinians were killed or wounded on Monday as desperate crowds headed toward food distribution points and airdropped parcels in the Gaza Strip, according to witnesses and local health officials. Continue reading →
The Kremlin warned Monday against “nuclear rhetoric” after President Trump repositioned two nuclear submarines because of what he called “foolish and inflammatory statements” by former Russian president Dmitry Medvedev. Continue reading →
President Trump’s tariff threats have turned into a play for cold, hard cash as he tries to leverage US economic power to cajole other nations to make multibillion-dollar investments in order to maintain access to America’s market. Continue reading →
Speaking at a closed-door luncheon in Boston Monday, Illinois Governor JB Pritzker lauded Texas Democrats for their efforts to block a vote on a redrawn congressional map that favors Republicans. Continue reading →
A two-run single from Rob Refsnyder and a three-run blast by Jarren Duran put the Red Sox up 5-0 in the first inning against newly acquired Royals starter Bailey Falter. Continue reading →
If Wall Street had any doubts about Barua filling the shoes of his predecessor Jim Heppelmann, those doubts have gone out the window. Continue reading →
The first woman to head a UK intelligence agency, Ms. Rimington was the inspiration for Judi Dench’s portrayal of MI6 chief M in seven James Bond films. Continue reading →
Dr. Agosin was the most "prolific Latin American Jewish woman poet and writer residing in the United States,” said Ruth Behar, a University of Michigan professor. Continue reading →
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