“They are popping up all over the world,” Alexandra Ionescu said. “A lot of people right now are feeling the effects of climate change and they want to take meaningful action.” Continue reading →
Paul Dama's story is a one of trauma, healing, and reunion that began in Nigeria and reached a climax Thursday when his sister picked him up from an ICE office after a judge granted him asylum. Continue reading →
Legal experts said the case against the former FBI director appeared to be weak. But the outcome could be less important to Trump than the legal process it has kicked off. Continue reading →
The cafeteria at Ballard High School during lunch is a loud place. Students are talking and laughing, playing card games and going out to the courtyard for an informal recess. On Fridays, students have started playing bingo. Continue reading →
After a Ukrainian woman who fled war in her homeland was stabbed to death on a commuter train in North Carolina, the alarming act of violence has ignited bitter racial and political rhetoric about crime victims and perpetrators in America. Continue reading →
In the hours after the shooting, Trump officials cast law enforcement officers as the victims and asked people to pray for them, seldom mentioning the migrant victims. Continue reading →
Russia is selling military equipment and technology to China that could help Beijing prepare an airborne takeover of Taiwan, according to a UK-based defense forum. Continue reading →
The 108-year-old Eastern States Exposition — better known as the Big E — is New England’s annual 17-day fall rite, a mash-up of thrilling rides, state pride, livestock barns, and endless food. Continue reading →
A medical examiner has confirmed that Shane Tamura, who killed four people in a Manhattan office tower this summer, was suffering from chronic traumatic encephalopathy. Continue reading →
President Trump has long maintained that tariffs are key to forcing companies to invest more in domestic factories and has dismissed fears that importers would pass the cost to consumers and businesses. Continue reading →
Former reporter and Boston performer Jack Lepiarz — whose whip-cracking alter ego Jack the Whipper has more than 5 million followers on social media — will join "The Twenty-Sided Tavern" cast for three performances, Oct. 3-5 at the Shubert. Continue reading →
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