Democrats have been critical of Patel since before he was nominated, but his handling of the Brown University investigation has inflamed the long-simmering frustration with his tenure. Continue reading →
Experts told the Globe that every minute counts in an investigation like this, and that it is unusual to have so little information four days after a mass shooting. Continue reading →
Credit cards, mobile payment options, and "buy now, pay later" services have made it easier than ever to part with your money. Some say that turning to cash, instead, keeps them in check financially. Continue reading →
Experts on presidential authority said Trump’s frequent use of executive orders reflect not only his ambition to rapidly achieve policy goals, but also to remake the federal government entirely. Continue reading →
Along with the two counts of first degree murder, prosecutors added special circumstances of multiple murders and a special allegation that the defendant used a dangerous weapon. Continue reading →
President Trump's chief of staff said she tried to get him to end his "score settling" against political enemies after 90 days in office, but acknowledged that the administration's still ongoing push for prosecutions has been fueled in part by the president's desire for retribution. Continue reading →
President Trump's administration has insisted that its pressure campaign against Nicolás Maduro is aimed at protecting against drug trafficking. But Venezuela is not a drug producer. Continue reading →
The father and son accused of carrying out Sunday’s antisemitic attack in Bondi Beach appear to have been inspired by the Islamic State extremist group, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said Tuesday, as authorities confirmed the two men had traveled to the Philippines the month before the deadly shooting. Continue reading →
Michelle Wu spoke Tuesday at Faneuil Hall, where on Dec. 4 four people had their citizenship ceremonies canceled at the last minute. Continue reading →
Nuno F.G. Loureiro was pronounced dead Tuesday morning at a hospital. The prosecutor’s office said no suspects had been taken into custody. Continue reading →
The Celtics have to find more offensive sources, especially when the 3-pointer is not falling. Another reliable big man and another bench scorer could help. Continue reading →
A Charlestown nonprofit, Courageous Sailing Center for Youth, wants to build a two-story facility with an outdoor pool on Pier 5 in the Navy Yard. Continue reading →
In Delaware Chancery Court on Tuesday, Jay Hachigian spoke about why the board of the grocery chain put former CEO Arthur T. Demoulas on leave and then fired him. Continue reading →
Dana-Farber admitted that scientists working under the supervision of one of its principal investigators used federal grant dollars to conduct research that led to papers with duplicated or manipulated images. Continue reading →
Mr. Ely, singing the stories of the working class of the South and the open road, was a leading force in the development of the modern Americana sound. Continue reading →
The police officer would become a prolific writer of scripts for TV crime dramas, including "Adam 12," "Police Woman," and MacGyver," as he rose within the ranks of the Los Angeles Police Department. Continue reading →
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