Chatter is swirling around the future of the lightning-rod Georgia congresswoman, but some believe she has her eye on shaping the GOP's post-Trump era. Continue reading →
A previous version denied a link between vaccines and autism. It now echoes the doubts about that conclusion voiced by Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Continue reading →
Merrimack residents fear that PFAS contamination is to blame. But with federal dollars in flux, the researchers may not get the millions they need to pin down a cause. Continue reading →
An unlikely mix of Republicans and Democrats came together Thursday to pay tribute to former vice president Dick Cheney, who helped shape the nation's aggressive response to terrorism after Sept. 11, 2001, and transformed his office into a powerful platform to drive policy. Continue reading →
The Trump administration unveiled plans Thursday to open the coast of California to offshore drilling, a major provocation against a state that has for decades fought to protect its coastal waters. Continue reading →
The Social Security Administration has abandoned plans to block thousands of older Americans from qualifying for disability benefits after an uproar that reached senior officials in the Trump White House, according to people familiar with the decision. Continue reading →
Eighty years ago Thursday, more than 20 top Nazis who had survived the collapse of Adolf Hitler’s Germany were put on trial in the medieval but now bombed-out town of Nuremberg. Continue reading →
Kyiv’s main European partners said they should be included in any proposals for the future security of the continent, as European officials indicated they had not been consulted or even briefed on Washington’s plan. Continue reading →
Iran said Thursday that it was withdrawing from an agreement to allow a resumption of international inspections of its nuclear sites. The decision came hours after a UN watchdog agency demanded information about the status of Iran's enriched uranium stock and its nuclear sites that Israel bombed in June. Continue reading →
The ceremony marked the start of Survivors of Homicide Victims Awareness Month, an annual nationwide effort to educate the public, appeal to policymakers, and empower grieving families. Continue reading →
John Deaton, the cryptocurrency advocate who lost the 2024 US Senate race to Elizabeth Warren, has cast himself as the party’s best shot next year at taking the Senate seat currently held by Ed Markey. Continue reading →
Multiple incidents in recent months turned milestone mementos and memorabilia into a reminder of a simple question: Can’t we all just get along? Continue reading →
Clean energy giant Avangrid cleared the final regulatory hurdle needed to complete a 145-mile line bringing hydroelectricity from Quebec to Maine. Continue reading →
The business-backed proposals would cut the state income tax to 4 percent (from 5 percent), and require taxpayer refunds to go out if a certain revenue threshold has been met. Continue reading →
The famed cellist arranged to give away 1,000 tickets and livecast the performance to community centers around the state, hoping to create "moments that connect us." Continue reading →
“We have been fortunate to serve a ‘who’s who’ of notable figures over the decades, but the heart of our business has always been you — our repeat, regular customers,” the owners wrote. Continue reading →
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