“We followed a lead, and we followed on this specific lead,” said Providence Police Chief Colonel Oscar Perez. “It’s not a mistake, it’s just how investigations work.”
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George Washington was there. And Benjamin Franklin. And even Abraham Lincoln, who joked that the last time he was in a theater it did not go so well. Continue reading →
A quiet, monthslong battle between Representative James R. Comer of Kentucky, the Republican chair of the Oversight Committee, and Bill and Hillary Clinton over the panel’s Jeffrey Epstein investigation could come to a head this week. Continue reading →
Familiar New England grocery brands do not disclose their planet-warming methane emissions or have a plan to reduce them, according to a new report from Mighty Earth. Continue reading →
Two gunmen opened fire during a Hanukkah celebration on Sydney’s Bondi beach, killing 15 people, including a child, officials said Monday. Continue reading →
Three weeks ago, President Trump sent shock waves across Europe with a 28-point peace plan for Ukraine that strongly echoed Russian talking points. Continue reading →
The giant alabaster statues, known as the Colossi of Memnon, were reassembled in a renovation project that lasted about two decades. Continue reading →
The president ran on a platform of cracking down on illegal immigration and deporting criminals. Instead, he’s targeting people who followed every rule. Continue reading →
Immigrants were denied their citizenship ceremony at Faneuil Hall. No explanation. No timeline. No guidance. Only silence. Is this what we have become as a nation? Continue reading →
Brown University student Zoe Weissman, a survivor of the Parkland school shooting, relives the horror as a shooting occurred on campus and calls for gun reform. Continue reading →
The good news is that both teams are almost certainly making the playoffs and there’s a chance we’ll see a third New England-Buffalo matchup before the 60th Super Bowl. Continue reading →
Familiar New England grocery brands do not disclose their planet-warming methane emissions or have a plan to reduce them, according to a new report from Mighty Earth. Continue reading →
Over 125 business owners know the true cost of renting and running one of the booths at the holiday market — and they say it’s worth it. Continue reading →
Mr. Dold steered the paper's center-right editorial page to support Barack Obama, in its first-ever endorsement of a Democrat for president. Continue reading →
Ms. Boyce was one of the Clinton 12, Black students in Tennesse who desegregated one of the first schools in the South after Brown vs. Board of Education. Continue reading →
From a double feature of holiday horrors to a caroling session, here are no-cost events and activities across Greater Boston Dec. 15-21. Continue reading →
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