A 13-year-old immigrant was arrested on suspicion he had threatened another student. As his mother waited outside the police station he was picked up by federal immigration officials. Continue reading →
In an exclusive interview with the Globe, the Salem congressman cited Ed Markey's age and seniority as core concerns behind his campaign. Continue reading →
Federal authorities say criminal cases underscore the need for more assistance from local police during the Trump administration’s crackdown on illegal immigration. Continue reading →
The leaders of Greenville are trying to address gun violence with their own tough measures, including a state of emergency and a curfew. Continue reading →
The Trump administration has secretly authorized the CIA to conduct covert action in Venezuela, according to US officials, stepping up a campaign against Nicolás Maduro, the country's authoritarian leader. Continue reading →
Hamas's military wing, the Qassam Brigades, said Wednesday night that it had handed over all of the remains of Israeli hostages that it had been able to recover without additional equipment, potentially putting a cease-fire with Israel in the Gaza Strip at risk. Continue reading →
Poster-size photos of James "Whitey" Bulger and Stephen "the Rifleman" Flemmi at a Savin Hill restaurant and bar have sparked outrage. Continue reading →
President Trump said Tuesday that if he felt there were “unsafe conditions” in Boston, he would ask FIFA president Gianni Infantino to move the matches, scheduled to be played in Foxborough, to another location. Continue reading →
A Superior Court judge previously ruled that the renovation project does not violate state laws, handing a victory to the city and Boston Legacy FC. Continue reading →
Students at Brown, MIT, Dartmouth, other elite schools on Wednesday sent a joint statement pressuring their universities not to sign Trump’s compact as well. Continue reading →
Xavier Tillman, who is finally healthy after battling knee troubles last season, converted a 10-foot floater with 0.8 seconds left to stave off a disheartening collapse. Derrick White led the Celtics with 33 points. Continue reading →
More than 40 percent of the runs scored in the first two rounds of the MLB postseason came on home runs, which is an area the Red Sox need to improve for next season. Continue reading →
A federal judge temporarily blocked the Trump administration’s plans to lay off thousands of federal workers during the government shutdown, siding with unions, which have argued that the dismissals were illegal. Continue reading →
In a $44 million deal with city backing, Winn Companies will buy an aging apartment building and convert it to income-restricted rents. Continue reading →
The Healey administration is putting a contract to redevelop the state’s 18 highway service plazas back out to bid rather than going with the losing bidder, after the winner pulled out last month. Continue reading →
Odinga was a strong voice for democratic reform, justice, and regional diplomacy and recently lost an election to become the African Union chairperson. Continue reading →
For six decades, Toby and Dan Talbot operated four pioneering art-house cinemas on the Upper West Side of Manhattan. One, the New Yorker, “became a cocoon for young people getting schooled in film,” Ms. Talbot wrote. Continue reading →
With his intricate, free-form style on standup bass, Mr. Thompson crafted lines that were as inventive as those of any lead guitar solo. Continue reading →
The festival is also bringing a collection of contemporary artworks inspired by the Palestinian artist Maroun Tomb to galleries in Brighton and Brookline. Continue reading →
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