This wasn’t Bears, 46-10, but there were times it felt just as feeble. Don’t let the final stats deceive you: Drake Maye couldn’t do anything when it mattered and much of it was not his fault. Continue reading →
The FBI pored over Jeffrey Epstein’s bank records and emails. It searched his homes. It spent years interviewing his victims and examining his connections to some of the world’s most influential people.
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Jeffrey Epstein’s longtime companion, Ghislaine Maxwell, played a substantial role in supporting the creation of the Clinton Global Initiative, one of President Bill Clinton’s signature post-White House endeavors, new documents released by the Justice Department show. Continue reading →
Legal observers and officials say they have received a growing number of reports of federal agents impersonating construction workers, delivery drivers, and, in some cases, anti-ICE activists. Continue reading →
Portugal on Sunday elected António José Seguro, a former leader of Portugal's Socialist Party with wide establishment support, in a landslide victory over his nationalist opponent, André Ventura. Continue reading →
Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s Liberal Democratic Party won in a landslide, securing an absolute majority in Japan’s 465-member House of Representatives. Continue reading →
It boiled down to a choice between two starkly different visions of Thailand’s future: one dominated by nationalism, respect for the monarchy, and defense of the status quo, the other by promises of change and true democracy. Continue reading →
Trump’s actions are examples of what millions of Americans, especially young people, can point to as reasons they have turned away from religion. Continue reading →
Devra First's celebration of the PBJ — Patriots quarterback Drake Maye's "favorite pregame meal" — was a subject readers could sink their teeth into. Continue reading →
“Our campus is hurting, our community is hurting, and it is right that we have come together to acknowledge that pain,” Patricia Poitevien, Brown’s vice president for campus life, said at the memorial Saturday. Continue reading →
Fans had hoped Drake Maye and Co. could prove the doubters wrong at the Super Bowl in Santa Clara. But a Patriots win was ultimately out of reach, as they fell 29-13 to the Seattle Seahawks. Continue reading →
There are reasons to be optimistic the Patriots will be back. They have long-term solutions at coach (Mike Vrabel), quarterback (Drake Maye), and lock-down corner (Christian Gonzalez), but several key players are entering free agency. Continue reading →
After an injury on the Cortina slopes kept her out of the 2022 Olympics, American Breezy Johnson won the women's downhill on Sunday. Continue reading →
An unwritten rule allowing homeless people to sleep in South Station on frigid nights appears to have ended. They should etch it in stone. Continue reading →
“Our lifespan is short; our responsibilities great and grave," Rev. Austin reminded parishioners, encouraging them to do good with their time alive. Continue reading →
Inspired by the Works Progress Administration’s artist-centered, drama-for-the-masses Federal Theater Project of the 1930s, Mr. King knew whom he wanted to champion with his company: people of color and women. Continue reading →
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