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FBI Director Kash Patel said on X that the shooting is being investigated as an act of domestic terrorism and a hate crime targeting Catholics. Continue reading →
Tompkins is “stepping away” at the request of the governor and attorney general, according to their offices, but he has told them he intends to seek paid medical leave for an existing condition. Continue reading →
Earlier this year, several environmental groups sent a petition to the federal government with a seemingly simple message: Ensure that water from the imperiled Colorado River is not wasted and only being delivered for “reasonable” and “beneficial” uses. Continue reading →
This was the second time in recent days that the US attorney's office was unable to persuade grand jurors to bring an indictment against a federal agent. Continue reading →
Honeycomb, a mathematical marvel, is made by worker bees. But how do bees work together, and how does each worker know what to do with her little piece of wax? Continue reading →
The meeting took place amid mounting outrage over this week’s double Israeli strike on a southern Gaza hospital that killed journalists, emergency responders, and others. Continue reading →
Denmark’s foreign minister summoned the most senior US diplomat in the country Wednesday after the nation’s public broadcaster reported that Americans have been conducting influence operations in Greenland, the semiautonomous territory that President Trump wants the United States to control. Continue reading →
Instead of waiting for the SJC to remove him, the Suffolk County sheriff took a deal from the governor and attorney general that means a softer landing — but a swift exit. Continue reading →
"These scholars supply much-needed tuition revenue and living-expense spending while bringing talent that fuels laboratories, classrooms, and local economies," writes a faculty member. Continue reading →
Boston will honor New Edition, a Roxbury-born R&B group, on Aug. 30 as part of “For the Culture Week,” which also celebrates Historically Black Colleges and Universities. Continue reading →
Fall also always delivers an arsenal of weather events, from the first frost to changing leaves, tropical activity, and even the chance of snow. Continue reading →
Councilor Brian Worrell emphasized that bringing a satellite campus to Boston could be a way to support and invest in Black students. Continue reading →
A slumping Rafaela had never before hit fifth in the Red Sox' lineup, but his bench coach thought the time was right. "Ramón Vázquez actually won the game today,” manager Alex Cora said. Continue reading →
For Chism, the roster spot caps a productive summer — one that started off a little slower than expected but picked up steam in the middle of August. Continue reading →
World No. 1 Jeeno Thitikul, No. 2 Nelly Korda, along with 33 others in the rankings' top 40 will battle for an increased $4.1 million purse this weekend in Norton. Continue reading →
As a tenant, you should know about two recent important changes in the law that could save you thousands of dollars, as well as some of the basics of renting a place to live.
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The resolution calls for Aramark to implement more human oversight of artificial intelligence-powered checkout stations to prevent underage drinking and theft. Continue reading →
Angela Mortimer, a British tennis champion who dealt with dysentery and partial deafness during a career in which she won three Grand Slam singles titles, including her last, at Wimbledon in 1961, died on Monday in London. She was 93. Continue reading →
Tim Armstead, a West Virginia Supreme Court justice who also served as Republican speaker of the House of Delegates during a 20-year legislative career, died Tuesday, the court announced. He was 60. Continue reading →
Deputy Director of Transportation Steven Bradbury said, "people up and down the Northeast corridor and Americans who travel on these trains, they need and deserve beautiful rail facilities.” Continue reading →
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