Pete Hegseth's shifting DEI viewpoint: He rails against it for generals. But at Harvard, he once described closing minority achievement gaps as a "laudable goal." MORE HERE.
With the White House confronting universities over DEI policies, some women’s colleges are using the moment to reassert their core values. Continue reading →
Republicans' divisions over how to handle files related to Jeffrey Epstein, now a factor in the government shutdown debate, are increasingly becoming part of Democrats' arguments. Continue reading →
Federal funding cuts and threats to higher education are putting key ingredients of Boston’s recipe for biotech success in jeopardy. Continue reading →
Discover the top picks for Boston bakeries in the Boston Globe Best of the Best 2025, selected by our newsroom staff and correspondents. Continue reading →
Power has been restored to over 800,000 residents in Kyiv, a day after Russia launched major attacks on Ukraine’s power grid, causing widespread blackouts. Continue reading →
Daniella Santoro and her husband, Aaron Lorenz, were busy "de-junglefying" the backyard of their New Orleans home in March when they found something, well, curious. Continue reading →
About 200 US troops arrived in Israel to monitor the ceasefire and facilitate the flow of humanitarian aid to Gaza, as well as provide logistical and security assistance. Continue reading →
The descent of the nation into tragicomic turmoil has caused widespread alarm and allowed Macron’s chief rival, far-right leader Marine Le Pen, to deplore a “desperate, pathetic spectacle.” Continue reading →
Columns of goose-stepping soldiers and a procession of powerful nuclear missiles rolled through the rain-soaked capital of North Korea on Friday evening, as senior officials from China and Russia joined the country's leader, Kim Jong Un, for a show of solidarity against the U.S.-led global order. Continue reading →
The lawsuit involves allegations that the overwhelmingly male and white Mass. State Police brass routinely pass over female and minority troopers for promotion. Continue reading →
Lindholm didn't play Saturday against Buffalo, but coach Marco Sturm said the injury is not related to the one that sidelined Lindholm for much of last season. Continue reading →
Five games into this new regime, it’s pretty clear that Bob Kraft made a great move when he admitted Jerod Mayo was a mistake and switched to Vrabel. Continue reading →
I wrote the book "Fairyland" to preserve memories of my father. It took a movie made by other people to make me realize what I had forgotten. Continue reading →
When the military was in Afghanistan, loyal Afghans helped them get the job done. Now Navy veteran Shawn VanDiver is rallying volunteer Battle Buddies to show up for them in immigration court. Continue reading →
More people are combining personal challenges with bucket-list travel. Just ask all those Massachusetts runners lining up at the recent Sydney Marathon. Continue reading →
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