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The Red Sox ripped off 10 consecutive wins across a season-swinging week and a half in July and changed the narrative of their season. Continue reading →
Prosecutors are citing antisemitic comments Mahdawi is accused of uttering in 2015 to support their effort to expel him from the country. Their appeal will be heard Tuesday. Continue reading →
While Trump claimed he is now on the precipice of victory in his long effort to forge peace, the prospects of a finding an endgame to a war that is coming up on the start of its third year still appeared shaky. Many points of tension remain. Continue reading →
The Trump administration Monday outlined a coordinated plan to revive the mining and burning of coal, the largest contributor to climate change worldwide. Continue reading →
Investigators on Monday were digging into the life of the man who killed four people in a suburban Michigan community over the weekend, as well as the fiery remains of the church he attacked in the middle of a Sunday morning worship service. Continue reading →
President Trump’s use of artificial intelligence sticks to a familiar recipe for bait — crude comedy sprinkled with wishful thinking. Continue reading →
The win, which still needs to be made official by the nation’s election commission, could further Moldova’s bid to enter the European Union. Continue reading →
The recalled sprinklers were found in a group home, two boarding houses, and a shelter during routine inspections earlier this month, the department said in a statement Monday. Continue reading →
For the first time in two decades, Massachusetts sophomores took the MCAS without needing it to graduate. The result: they did much worse than last year, and some state officials and others believe students exerted less effort because the test no longer mattered so much. Continue reading →
So consider this an audition of sorts for Simons, who will be an unrestricted free agent next summer and wants to be considered an All-Star-caliber player. Continue reading →
“Grave Conversations," hosted by actor David Dastmalchian, just wrapped up its third season. Guests included directors James Gunn and Kevin Smith and actor Nathan Fillion. Continue reading →
Richard Moe, who after being an influential adviser to Vice President Walter Mondale stepped out from a backstage role to become a leader in his own right as president of the National Trust for Historic Preservation for 17 years, died on Sept. 15 in Washington. He was 88. Continue reading →
Perhaps his greatest contribution was to simplify and make accessible to coaches and runners of all levels the complicated science of human performance. Continue reading →
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