“There are lots of different potential outcomes that could come from what might otherwise seem to be a pretty straightforward policy intervention,” said Jason Jackson, an urban planning professor at MIT.
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SIOUX FALLS, S.D. — Millions more Americans might qualify for dual Canadian citizenship under a recent change to Canada’s requirements that has led to a surge in applications from its southern neighbor. Continue reading →
NEW ORLEANS — Authorities say a former North Carolina law enforcement officer planned to kill Black people in a mass shooting at a major New Orleans festival but was arrested at a Florida hotel with a handgun and hundreds of rounds of ammunition. Continue reading →
The president's post on social media about the small boats came shortly after the US military seized another tanker associated with the smuggling of Iranian oil Continue reading →
Severe shortages of water, power, and money combined with a US energy blockade have deepened poverty and increased hunger across the island as severe blackouts persist. Continue reading →
His Africa trip, coupled with his mounting vocal activism against the war in Iran, has been interpreted by Vatican watchers as a pivotal turning point. Continue reading →
Officials in southern Russia have warned of dangerous levels of toxins in a Black Sea resort town's air, ending days of official silence about the aftermath of Ukrainian strikes on an oil refinery there. Continue reading →
REVERE - From cheering crowds on its storied beach to packed cafes along Shirley Avenue, Revere is gearing up to turn the World Cup into a city-wide celebration this summer. Continue reading →
The decision to shutter the small Catholic college in Paxton marks the second time this month that a Massachusetts school has been forced to close due to financial problems. Continue reading →
The behavior of ICE agents in South Burlington lends credence to the argument that the agency needs to be abolished or dramatically reformed. Continue reading →
Alex Tuch landed an elbow on Mason Lohrei, then landed the game-winning goal 4:03 into the final frame to give Buffalo a 2-1 series lead. Continue reading →
BRUSSELS — The European Union on Thursday approved a $106-billion loan package to help Ukraine meet its economic and military needs for two years after oil began flowing through a key pipeline to Hungary and Slovakia, ending months of political deadlock. Continue reading →
The NTSB has long been concerned about drunken driving because alcohol is a factor in one-third of the roughly 37,000 traffic deaths each year. Continue reading →
It’s shaping up to be the biggest state contract in Massachusetts in, like, forever. But the T has been reluctant to release information about the parameters and bidders. Continue reading →
The conductor, who burst onto the classical music scene at the Boston Symphony Orchestra, was widely considered one of the most distinguished American conductors of his generation. Continue reading →
The conductor, who burst onto the classical music scene at the Boston Symphony Orchestra, was widely considered one of the most distinguished American conductors of his generation. Continue reading →
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