Tariffs are collected when foreign goods arrive at the border and amount to a back-door tax increase that one analysis estimates will cost the average US household $2,400 this year. Continue reading →
Attorneys specializing in employment discrimination predict that similar suits to Merrill's will follow, given recent Supreme Court decisions and the Trump administration’s opposition to DEI policies. Continue reading →
Representatives for the powerful industry said they were alarmed by a proposed rent control ballot question and are prepared to spend heavily to fight it. Continue reading →
While many universities have diminished race as a factor in whom they let in, the Trump administration has made diversity policies a centerpiece of its pressure campaign. Continue reading →
Hamas rejected Israel’s current plans in a statement. “Expanding of aggression against our Palestinian people will not be a walk in the park,” the group said. Continue reading →
The leaders of Armenia and Azerbaijan shook hands as they joined President Trump at the White House on Friday for a peace summit where they signed an agreement aimed at ending decades of conflict. Continue reading →
Because it is made of gas, the planet itself would not support life as we know it. But the possible planet would be the closest ever found orbiting within a sun-like star’s habitable zone. Continue reading →
Nearly 200 people have died of starvation in the enclave, according to the Gaza Health Ministry — a number experts believe is an undercount. Continue reading →
They knew they were risking their lives, venturing out in the aftermath of a rebel takeover of their city. But all three had the same objective: to get back on the basketball court. Continue reading →
Steven Tompkins’s indictment, and subsequent arrest Friday in Florida, quickly sent reverberations through Boston and Massachusetts Democratic circles. Continue reading →
When Rick Nagle read the Globe’s most recent story about Simone Ridinger’s disappearance in 1977, he immediately thought of a convicted killer from southeastern Massachusetts. Continue reading →
Crossley, who hosts GBH’s “Under the Radar with Callie Crossley” and co-hosts “The Culture Show,” was among eight journalists to be inducted as part of the 2025 class during the NABJ’s annual convention in Cleveland, according to the organization’s website. Continue reading →
Many of the choices were easy. A couple are worthy of serious debate. One I left up to you. And every player selected won a World Series with the Red Sox. Continue reading →
The Patriots finished last season as the only team with an explosive play rate lower than 10 percent, so the team drafted the athletic and electric Henderson with the hope that he can help rejuvenate the offense. Continue reading →
Officials cited delays in existing contract talks as well as “uncertainty from the federal government pertaining to offshore wind permitting and generally.” Continue reading →
Data from Boston tech startup Aura found that nearly one in 12 students used their phone for more than 2 hours a day while in school. Continue reading →
The Providence native drew heavily on personal tragedies in later films and documentaries. He staged a reenactment of his mother being crushed by a runaway car, an incident he witnessed as a 13-year-old, in the film “The Accident” (1999). Continue reading →
The Providence native drew heavily on personal tragedies in later films and documentaries. He staged a reenactment of his mother being crushed by a runaway car, an incident he witnessed as a 13-year-old, in the film “The Accident” (1999). Continue reading →
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