Schools that experience deadly mass shootings face a wrenching decision over what to do about the scene of the violence, whether to preserve it as a memorial, renovate or alter it, or demolish it altogether and rebuild. Continue reading →
Several neoconservative who have feuded bitterly with President Trump saluted his move to remove Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro. Continue reading →
On topic after topic, President Trump made clear that he would be the arbiter of any limits to his authorities, not international law or treaties. Continue reading →
Spain’s Catholic bishops have agreed to let the Spanish government’s ombudsman have the final say in the church’s compensation of victims of sexual abuse by clergy members who have died or whose possible crimes are too old to be prosecuted. Continue reading →
Demonstrations have included cries in support of the shah, something that could bring a death sentence in the past but now underlines the anger fueling the protests that began over Iran’s ailing economy. Continue reading →
A draft proposal from the US Department of Attractive Blonde Policy Analysts offers a list of countries the US could invade without anyone making a fuss. Continue reading →
With Jim Harbaugh building his team in a similar vein as his brother did in Baltimore — physical up front, a talented QB, and versatility on defense — the Chargers present a stern test. Continue reading →
Both are righthanded hitters, both have been consistently excellent performers, and the production of both relies on traits that could decay significantly over a long-term contract. Continue reading →
Saturday's performance of Bowie Cello Symphonic Aura: Blackstar Visualized is the latest version of the multimedia production, which debuted in 2019. Continue reading →
The prevailing public notion of “Boston music” seems to be set in stone, as if its legacy is predetermined — and done. That's why it's overdue for a complete reimagining. Continue reading →
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