Mary Harris was strangled on April 28, 1988, in the hotel room where she’d been living. Police turned to Shawn Tanner, a part-time bouncer at the King’s Inn, an exotic dancer club. Continue reading →
In a world gone mad with anxiety, a growing number of people, many of them women, are taking a low dose of it for situational anxiety. Continue reading →
More than a dozen states have cracked down on protests in recent years, passing laws that often equate political demonstrations with riots in ways that First Amendment experts say could be illegal. Continue reading →
Mamdani did not directly address the Israeli government’s accusation at a news conference Friday. But he said “protecting Jewish New Yorkers is going to be a focus of my administration” and that his action on executive orders had given it “a clean slate to get to work on delivering a new era for New Yorkers.” Continue reading →
Lipoprotein(a), a fatty particle, can clog arteries just as surely as cholesterol but often goes undetected, striking seemingly healthy people unaware of the danger. Continue reading →
President Trump initially wrote on his Truth Social platform, warning Iran that if it “violently kills peaceful protesters,” the United States “will come to their rescue.” Continue reading →
Several witnesses described hearing an explosion at the bar during the fire, which experts said was likely caused by a phenomenon known as a flashover: the ignition of hot gases that rise to the ceiling. Continue reading →
Like their 19th-century counterparts, today’s tech titans provide us with innovations that make life both unimaginably better and unthinkably worse. Continue reading →
A portrait of the billionaire investor elicited contrasting responses from two readers, each with a personal tie to Buffett's life and work. Continue reading →
The attorney general’s office has no formal distribution process and says it can respond “quickly and creatively” to urgent funding requests.
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Three cities held mayoral inaugurations on New Year’s Day, and Somerville’s new mayor Jake Wilson will be sworn in on Saturday evening. Continue reading →
Immigrants on the cusp of residency and citizenship are now in limbo since sweeping policy changes paused their applications indefinitely. Continue reading →
David Pastrnak and Pavel Zacha (Czechia), Charlie McAvoy and Jeremy Swayman (United States), Elias Lindholm (Sweden), and Henri Jokiharju (Finland) were officially named to their men's Olympic hockey teams. Continue reading →
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services said the funding will support states as they expand access to care in rural communities, strengthen the rural health care workforce, modernize facilities and technology, and support “innovative” health care models. Continue reading →
The Vermont painter transformed jars of pickles, bottles of vodka, and bowls of fruit into vessels of dazzling light and unassuming beauty. Continue reading →
The Vermont painter transformed jars of pickles, bottles of vodka, and bowls of fruit into vessels of dazzling light and unassuming beauty. Continue reading →
In “Ain’t Nobody’s Fool: The Life and Times of Dolly Parton,” Martha Ackmann dives deep into Parton’s life, from her humble beginnings in the shadow of the Smoky Mountains to the present. Continue reading →
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