After more than nine months of President Trump using the full force of the federal government to impose his will on the nation, elections across the country Tuesday will offer the Democratic Party its biggest chance yet to assert its viability as a serious opposition party. Continue reading →
Many publicly identified donors to President Trump’s White House ballroom have high-stakes business before the administration, ranging from billions in contracts to federal investigations of their companies, according to a report released Monday by a government watchdog group. Continue reading →
It was one of the first legal challenges to a Trump administration policy to reach the Supreme Court in February, and since then it has returned to the nation’s highest court twice. Continue reading →
President Trump’s unrelenting fast-track drive to humiliate, investigate, and prosecute the people he hates has gained momentum, in part, because his targets have not been in a position to inflict serious retributive pain on him. Continue reading →
Israel handed over the bodies of 45 Palestinians on Monday, the Red Cross said, a day after militants returned the remains of three hostages. Israeli officials identified the three as soldiers who were killed in the Hamas-led attack on Oct. 7, 2023, that triggered the war in Gaza. Continue reading →
Ghulam Mahmoodi was sleeping with his six relatives in their house’s single bedroom when a powerful tremor jolted him from bed early Monday. Continue reading →
The chief prosecutor said the DNA of the two men was found on the window and on one of the two high-powered motor scooters the thieves used to get away. Continue reading →
The coming months will be a test of how serious Red Sox ownership is about not simply making the playoffs, but wanting to win the World Series next season. Continue reading →
Hamstrings can be a tricky injury, as the Patriots saw this summer with cornerback Christian Gonzalez, so Boutte’s status bears watching. Continue reading →
Pedro Bados dreamed of one day moving to the Boston area, to get his doctorate at MIT. That was his backup plan if his startup Nexthink didn’t take off. But he ended up not needing his Plan B. Continue reading →
Mr. Trumpy’s 4,600 receiving yards, 35 receiving touchdowns, and 15.4 yards per catch remain the most by a tight end in Bengals' history. Continue reading →
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