A transcript of the videos by Claudio Manuel Neves Valente, which were made in Portuguese and translated to English by authorities, was released Tuesday by US Attorney Leah B. Foley. Continue reading →
The publication launched four years ago to challenge the island’s 204-year-old newspaper, becoming profitable roughly a year into its existence. Continue reading →
Elon Musk's DOGE inspired more than a dozen copycat efforts in state capitals nationwide — many of which continued working long after Musk left Washington. Continue reading →
Three days after a US forces captured Venezuela president Nicolás Maduro and his wife in a daring raid, the Trump administration suggested the United States would be involved there for the foreseeable future. Continue reading →
Most Americans learned of the Venezuela attack in the predawn hours of Saturday when President Trump announced it on his Truth Social platform upon completion. Continue reading →
Couples who spend money on time-saving services — like getting takeout, hiring a housecleaner, or calling a dog walker — report greater relationship satisfaction, especially during stressful periods, says Ashley Whillans, a behavioral scientist and professor at Harvard Business School. Continue reading →
Local authorities failed to carry out yearly safety inspections between 2020 and 2025 at the bar in the Swiss Alps that suffered a deadly fire last week, Swiss officials acknowledged Tuesday, amid mounting accusations that lax oversight had set the stage for the disaster. Continue reading →
Denmark's prime minister warned Monday that a US attack on Greenland, a Danish territory, would cause the end of NATO, responding to President Trump's threats in recent days. Continue reading →
We may or may not be able to save many Nigerian Christian lives with our bombs, but we certainly can save many Nigerian Christian lives by resuming our aid. Continue reading →
The inaugural fundraising haul includes three $50,000 donations from the Boston Red Sox, Boston-based health tech company Whoop, and the Local 103 IBEW electrical construction union. Continue reading →
Massachusetts policies should protect vaccine access, for now, but won't stop the spread of confusion in the wake of dramatic changes to federal childhood vaccination recommendations. Continue reading →
Naumov's parents died last year in the American Airlines crash. He had to find a new coach to prepare for the US figure skating championships this week. Continue reading →
At the center of a lawsuit against the hometown brewer is a vague phrase concerning what employers owe former workers as they wait out the time limit before joining a competitor. Continue reading →
The death of the seven-term congressman reduces the Republican Party's already narrow control of the House to 218 seats to Democrats’ 213. Continue reading →
Attorneys for Suhail Kwatra claim Saks is waging a “vindictive and unlawful scheme” to destroy his reputation because he was negotiating to work for a competing luxury retailer. Continue reading →
From neighborhood seafood joints to ambitious restaurants featuring world flavors, the Boston-area dining scene serves up newness for a new year. Continue reading →
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