Amid Trump's DEI crackdown, Boston’s school leaders are proposing a new admission policy that threatens diversity progress for its elite secondary schools. Continue reading →
In March, the threat of what President Trump could do during a shutdown convinced Senator Chuck Schumer to vote for a Republican spending bill. What’s changed? Continue reading →
The storm was expected to make landfall early Tuesday and slice diagonally across the island, entering near St. Elizabeth parish in the south and exiting around St. Ann parish in the north, forecasters said. Continue reading →
Sami Hamdi, a British political commentator, was being held Monday by US Immigration and Customs Enforcement after he was detained by ICE officers at San Francisco International Airport, according to federal officials. One senior US official said the detention was related to comments he has made about the Middle East. Continue reading →
Despite advances in prenatal care, stillbirths in the United States remain far more common than previously reported, with a significant number of them striking without warning. Continue reading →
These developments have set off alarms among free speech advocates, as the Trump administration pushes to punish speech it dislikes and to impose its patriotic vision of American history on schools. Continue reading →
Russian operators have routinely flown drones into Kherson in southern Ukraine and dropped hand grenades on civilians, according to a report released by the Independent International Commission of Inquiry on Ukraine. Continue reading →
Trump has launched, fists pumping, onto the world stage, chasing a trade deal with China and compelling several other Asian governments to sign economic agreements. Continue reading →
The parade of Trump administration officials to Jerusalem over the past week to ensure Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu sticks to the cease-fire in the Gaza Strip drew a catchy shorthand in the Israeli news media, playing on the prime minister’s nickname: “Bibi-sitting.” Continue reading →
Raccoons’ bodies are strewn along our roads and highways. “I’ve never seen anything like it,” neighbors say. “It’s like a massacre.” Continue reading →
Honored in Boston Sunday night, the former president looked frail and sounded raspy. But for those willing to listen, his message was loud and clear. Continue reading →
Governor Maura Healey’s administration is directly blaming President Trump for the impending lapse of SNAP benefits on a state-run website, expanding her criticism of the Republican president. Continue reading →
The former Red Sox player was given MLB's top honor for his extraordinary character, community involvement, and positive contributions on and off the field on Monday. Continue reading →
After requesting $20 million from the state, negotiations over the supplemental spending bill have resulted in just $10 million from the House and nothing from the Senate. Continue reading →
First Citizens Bank makes big bet on Wellesley; Gerald Chertavian’s new startup uses AI to help small businesses; Ropes & Gray heads to Italy; Tom Brady teams up with SharkNinja. Continue reading →
"We’ll do the best we can in this in-between stage," Dr. Zinner told his pancreatic patients, advice he took when he faced his own diagnosis. Continue reading →
The jazz legend early in his career was the inventive drummer on Miles Davis's groundbreaking "Bitches Brew." He later joined pianist Keith Jarrett and bassist Gary Peacock in an acclaimed trio. Continue reading →
The former ambassador was a leading supporter of Electric Boat’s Quonset Point facility in Rhode Island, which helped reshape that state's economy. Continue reading →
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