Secretary of State Marco Rubio is suggesting the United States won’t govern Venezuela other than enforcing an existing “oil quarantine” on the country. Continue reading →
The Massachusetts Legislature has never been more diverse. But some fear it also may still take decades to actually reflect the quickly diversifying population it represents. Continue reading →
US officials say that their relationship with Vice President Delcy Rodríguez’s interim government will be based on her ability to play by their rules, adding that they reserve the right to take additional military action if she fails to respect America’s interests. Continue reading →
One of the executive orders that Mamdani revoked had codified a contentious definition of antisemitism, proposed by the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance, that equated some criticism of Israel with hatred of Jewish people. Continue reading →
The Secret Service has launched one of the most ambitious hiring efforts in its history, seeking to bring on thousands of agents and officers to ease strain on its overstretched workforce and prepare for multiple major events in 2028, including the presidential election and the Olympics. Continue reading →
It’s only in the past year or so that scientists have begun to understand that the tiny plastics, including some that are impossible to see with the naked eye, are in our bodies and food as well. Continue reading →
Crans-Montana, a popular, tight-knit Alpine resort in southern Switzerland, was still reeling Sunday as the identities of more fire victims trickled out. Continue reading →
An anxious quiet fell over Venezuela‘s capital on Sunday as trepidation mixed with joy while a nation waited to see what comes next. Continue reading →
Plenty of people around the world are glad to see Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro gone. But the Trump administration’s apparent lack of planning for the day after raises serious risks. Continue reading →
"One would think the state would be more concerned about the abuses and errors in the ... program," writes one reader. Another: "For Trump, accountability only seems to go in one direction." Continue reading →
Bad ideas spewed from Washington at a dizzying rate last year, but even locally, sighs of relief could be heard as reason crept back in and ill-considered plans crept out. Continue reading →
A Brookline man biked across six of the seven continents, traveling through 61 countries and logging more than 46,000 miles over nearly three years. Continue reading →
Dozens from the local Venezuelan community gathered at a Jamaica Plain church on Sunday to sing, pray, and celebrate the fall of Venezuelan strongman Nicolás Maduro. Continue reading →
The Celtics are contenders in the Eastern Conference, led by MVP candidate Jaylen Brown, who ended this trip with a 50-point masterpiece against the Clippers. Continue reading →
For Bruins fans desperately craving for a kid with some heft to come walking through that Zamboni door, Saturday night offered a promising glimpse. Continue reading →
Environmentally friendly and climate products are being developed in New England, fed by numerous universities, incubators, and state programs that have made the region a leader in green tech innovation. Continue reading →
The past year brought both the completion of one of the largest, most complicated real estate projects in Boston’s history and a continued slowdown in future development. Continue reading →
Pollak “was a genius at putting his finger on the media zeitgeist,” Robert Friedman, one of his successors as More’s editor, wrote in an email. “But he preferred to stay behind the scenes.” Continue reading →
From a houseplant celebration to a free line dancing lesson, here are no-cost events and activities across Greater Boston Jan. 5-11. Continue reading →
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