Long-standing Mayor Carlo DeMaria talked big and usually had popularity ratings to match, but his run in public office is now at an end. Continue reading →
At a time when insurers are backing away from coverage for weight loss medications, President Trump has offered a lifeline that could help more people get the care they need. Continue reading →
More and more people are turning to artificial intelligence for support, companionship, and even love. There are risks, but some users say it has surprising benefits. Continue reading →
Former president Joe Biden lashed out Friday at his successor, delivering an impassioned address in which he warned that the country was in a "very, very dark moment" and said President Donald Trump had acted "in a way that embarrasses us as a nation." Continue reading →
The number of adults with chronic kidney disease is growing, according to a study published Friday in The Lancet. The disease was the ninth leading cause of death worldwide in 2023, up from the 27th leading cause in 1990. Continue reading →
The latest jump in deaths occurred as more bodies are recovered in the devastated Gaza Strip since the cease-fire began on Oct. 10, and as other bodies are identified. Continue reading →
In Spain, intense heat waves and floods have claimed thousands of lives in recent years. In Namibia, higher temperatures have resulted in drought and widespread hunger. And in Haiti, Hurricane Melissa, which was made more violent by global warming, last week killed more than 40 people. Continue reading →
As the war in Ukraine rages on and Finland’s president, Alexander Stubb, warns of renewed Russian aggression, many Finns are getting reacquainted with the country’s remarkable network of “väestönsuoja,” or civil defense shelters. Continue reading →
Healey said the state's "previously scheduled payment" went out Saturday, despite a Supreme Court order a day earlier granting the Trump administration a delay in benefit payments. Continue reading →
Former Maple Leafs forward Fraser Minten scored in the final four minutes to help the Bruins extend their win streak, which is their longest since the start of 2023-24. Continue reading →
How are we going to feel if next summer in Cooperstown we’ve got Roger Clemens, Barry Bonds, and Carlos Beltrán on stage holding Hall of Fame plaques? Continue reading →
Officials in Conway, N.H., agreed to forgo further enforcement efforts and to recommend that voters repeal a 2024 ordinance regulating public art. Continue reading →
Officials in Conway, N.H., agreed to forgo further enforcement efforts and to recommend that voters repeal a 2024 ordinance regulating public art. Continue reading →
Voters are tired of hearing politicians talk about what they can’t do. The newly elected mayor of New York has offered something different. Continue reading →
Mia Hamant, a goalkeeper for Washington’s women’s soccer team who helped the Huskies reach the semifinals of the Big Ten tournament as a junior, has died Continue reading →
Pauline Collins, a British actress known for playing everywoman characters on television series like "Upstairs, Downstairs" and in films like "Shirley Valentine," for which she earned an Oscar nomination, died Wednesday in London. She was 85. Continue reading →
Mr. Warren believed that true political leadership "demands that we work to understand what others care about and what motivates them." Continue reading →
This Italian destination attracts a different kind of traveler, one that’s up for adventure and a taste of the unknown. Not your typical Amalfi coast crowd, in other words. Continue reading →
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