Dogged by cyanobacteria blooms, Lake Kanasatka became the poster child for green, soupy water. An expensive chemical treatment was the last resort. But did it work? Continue reading →
The same year Tompkins put up thousands of his own money to fight off an election challenge, the sheriff also invested in a cannabis company that he's accused of later extorting. Continue reading →
Federal Reserve officials will make an interest rate decision this week in the face of rising inflation, a slowing job market, and President Trump's attack on the central bank's independence. Continue reading →
Spencer Cox, the governor of Utah, provided new information about the background and political leanings of the man accused of killing Charlie Kirk. Continue reading →
Trained on religious texts, the bots are like on-call priests, imams or rabbis, offering comfort and direction at any time. On some platforms, they even purport to channel God. Continue reading →
The tension between his anti-immigration policies and the business community has spilled out into the open, leading Trump to reverse or contradict some of his most significant anti-immigration policies when they threatened to disrupt the economy. Continue reading →
With classes canceled and the campus closed, students struggled to process the horror that had turned their low-key commuter college into a crime scene. Continue reading →
The court’s intervention in the last election was hailed as a victory for democracy, not only in the small southern African nation, but also across a continent where leaders often cling to power through corruption. Continue reading →
Once "the greatest sycophant in Cabinet history," Mnuchin probably wouldn’t even place in the top 10 if the balloting were held today. Continue reading →
“It is breaking people’s hearts because there was a promise made when those people began working for the American military,” Aminullah Faqiry said. Continue reading →
Robert C. Devine, a former Stoughton deputy police chief, retired from the force in 2022 during an internal investigation over his interactions with Sandra Birchmore. Continue reading →
The Patriots improved to 1-1 and finally got a win in Miami, breaking a five-game losing streak with a 33-27 win over the Dolphins (0-2). Continue reading →
Leadership can be tricky for a starting pitcher. But Crochet has made it work this season, on and off the field, the latest example a much-needed win against the Yankees to end a losing streak and avoid a sweep. Continue reading →
Chapman, 37, has a 1.28 ERA and blown just two saves all year. “It’s part of the season, man. It’s how it works over 162 games," Cora said. Continue reading →
Luring the toymaker over the Massachusetts state line, an effort that started under the Baker administration in 2018, was not a trivial pursuit after all. Continue reading →
"He was finding intriguing and innovative ways to make Black history relevant,” said Noelle N. Trent, president and CEO of the Museum of African American History, Boston and Nantucket. Continue reading →
Mark Norell, a globe-trotting paleontologist whose research focused on the evolutionary links between dinosaurs and birds, and whose expeditions yielded rare discoveries like the nearly intact embryo of a birdlike oviraptor, died Tuesday in Manhattan. He was 68. Continue reading →
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