Two years after the attack, many in the Boston area affected by the conflict describe Oct. 7 as a day suspended in time. Feelings of helplessness, fear, and grief are impossible to shake. Continue reading →
Vermont has also long served as an essential outpost of the US Department of Homeland Security and, in particular, its most controversial arm, Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Continue reading →
The lawsuit alleges that “these advances in President Trump’s long-declared ‘War’ on Chicago and Illinois are unlawful and dangerous.” Continue reading →
The talks unfolded amid many questions about the plan presented by President Trump last week, including the disarmament of the militant group — a key Israeli demand — and the future governance of Gaza. Continue reading →
The Supreme Court on Monday declined to hear an appeal of the criminal conviction of Ghislaine Maxwell, the longtime associate of Jeffrey Epstein. Continue reading →
When the nine justices of the Supreme Court return to their raised mahogany bench each year on the first Monday of October, it typically marks the end of a three-month stretch of rest and reflection. Continue reading →
The Supreme Court refused Monday to revive a controversial Missouri gun law that bans police from enforcing some federal firearm laws. Continue reading →
Readers weigh the stakes as the government shutdown continues. Writes one, "The effect of this political impasse will not improve our lot." Continue reading →
Two years after the attack, many in the Boston area affected by the conflict describe Oct. 7 as a day suspended in time. Feelings of helplessness, fear, and grief are impossible to shake. Continue reading →
In the South End, where a crowd of more than 100 threw fireworks, cones, and other objects at police cars, officers arrested two teenagers from Rhode Island. Continue reading →
Buoyed by new additions, the front office is confident opponents will be reaching for the ice packs after a night on the ice with the Bruins. Continue reading →
The latest confidence index marks the seventh month in a row that the index has been below 50, the longest stretch of negative sentiment since the pandemic. Continue reading →
SharkNinja launches an entrepreneurship contest; health care uncertainty drives lobbying spending; and John Nucci gets a retirement sendoff at Suffolk University. Continue reading →
A poll by a state housing advocacy group found that most Bostonians want the city to move more aggressively to build more and rein in housing costs. Continue reading →
Dr. Gardner, a pharmacology professor at Stanford University, offered early advice to Elizabeth Holmes that the Stanford dropout would not heed. Continue reading →
Motivated in part by her son's account of sexual abuse by a priest, Ms. Markey successfully championed a law allowing victims of molestation to seek restitution from predators and a predator's employer many years after the crime. Continue reading →
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