In the days since the shooting, Ella Cook has been painted as a conservative crusader on a campus of liberals. Cook’s friends said there was far more to her life than politics. Continue reading →
Bipartisan groups of lawmakers promised to continue working on an extension, and there were glimmers of hope this week that a compromise could emerge in the near future. Continue reading →
The jury found Milwaukee County Judge Hannah Dugan guilty of a felony, obstructing an official proceeding, but acquitted her of a misdemeanor, concealing a person from arrest. Continue reading →
“Our troops are advancing all across the line of contact, faster in some areas or slower in some others, but the enemy is retreating in all sectors,” Putin said at the live news conference. Continue reading →
The House speaker isn’t just a sexist boss. As a party leader and as a policy maker, he has systematically made life harder and more expensive for all women. Continue reading →
The Patriots are last in the league in red-zone defense, allowing touchdowns 75 percent of the time, but Baltimore is next-to-last in converting trips to touchdowns. Continue reading →
Veteran Jack Gibbens, who played a season-high 70 snaps last week, will likely again get the majority of them with the Patriots going without Spillane. Continue reading →
The 700-megawatt Trimount project from Jupiter Power would be the largest such lithium-ion battery farm in New England, if it opened today. Continue reading →
The writer sought to explain the implications of unemployment, inflation, and government spending to ordinary readers for more than 40 years. Continue reading →
Ms. Choy's influential documentaries included "Who Killed Vincent Chin?" which was nominated for an Academy Award and would become a staple of study for the next generation of film students. Continue reading →
“We are beyond thrilled to honor Michael Keaton as our 2026 Man of the Year,” Hasty Pudding president Daisy Nussbaum said in a statement. Continue reading →
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