A host of changes since the last shutdown ended in early 2019, including high turnover and more partisanship in Congress, have contributed to a shutdown that has reached 36 days and counting. Continue reading →
Mayor Michelle Wu ran unopposed, presiding unchallenged over Boston politics after a year in which it seemed her true political opposition was President Trump. Continue reading →
“Look, I know it’s a dirty game. I also know that I am trying to do politics in an extremely different way," Platner told the Globe. Continue reading →
The archbishop of the Anglican Church in North America is taking a leave of absence following allegations that he committed sexual misconduct shortly before he took the helm of the organization. Continue reading →
The Trump administration has developed a range of options for military action in Venezuela, including direct attacks on military units that protect President Nicolás Maduro and moves to seize control of the country's oil fields, according to multiple US officials. Continue reading →
At least 49 drowned in floods and others died as a result of landslides and falling debris in Cebu, where 13 of the 26 missing were reported, the Office of Civil Defense said on Wednesday. Continue reading →
Governor Maura Healey’s administration may offer buyouts of up to $20,000 to state employees in a bid to slice the state workforce and cut costs in the face of looming fiscal uncertainty. Continue reading →
Many of them held legal status but were unable to immediately produce their documentation to the agents, according to their manager. Continue reading →
The Supreme Judicial Court is slated to hold oral arguments on Wednesday, in a case that has pitted legislators against lawyers, and could test the constitutional boundaries of the high court justices. Continue reading →
Story returned to form in 2025, leading Boston in home runs, RBIs, and stolen bases, and could have tried to capitalize with a bigger pay day. Continue reading →
The Cambridge research institute launched nearly two years ago with $500 million to support scientific research and development. Approximately 50 staff members will be laid off. Continue reading →
The new browsers use cloud-based AI to deliver some useful features as a sort of digital assistant, but they have potential security risks. Continue reading →
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