Threats once confined to the physical world are now on children’s laptops, their gaming systems, and the phones they carry in their pockets — and investigators can't keep up. Continue reading →
Since returning to office, President Trump hasn’t just solidified his grip on Republican politics. He has inspired, encouraged, and, at times, outright demanded to be showered with homage. Continue reading →
While the “Local News Hub” program has helped the Observer pay for its own local reporting, some of its leaders are questioning whether it should continue. Continue reading →
While the “Local News Hub” program has helped the Observer pay for its own local reporting, some of its leaders are questioning whether it should continue. Continue reading →
“I don’t think helping people be lazy and cheat is a noble thing. I think it was just we were looking for a way to make some money to get by ... It was not our finest hour.” Continue reading →
Archaeologists working in Egypt have discovered a remarkable combination of Homeric epic and Egyptian ritual: a 2,000-year-old mummy with a papyrus fragment of the "Iliad" sealed in a clay packet outside its wrappings. Continue reading →
The Long Island Rail Road ceased operations early Saturday morning after five unions representing about half its workforce walked off the job. Continue reading →
Alternative diets focusing on simpler foods are finding popularity, even when their proponents don’t actively consider themselves part of the MAHA movement. Continue reading →
President Trump said late Friday that US and Nigerian forces had killed one of the Islamic State group's highest-ranking leaders in an operation in Africa, where the United States has been targeting Islamic militants who the president says are killing Christians. Continue reading →
With the longtime owner-operator retiring, island residents are grappling with the question of who will take over the island's connection to Martha's Vineyard. Continue reading →
Offering calming spaces where students can regulate their emotions is an important strategy for promoting student well-being and maintaining a productive learning environment. Continue reading →
Anton Prodan, whose family fled Ukraine, said from his vantage on the Charles River on Monday, Memorial Drive looked like a battlefield. Continue reading →
How did a man with a lengthy rap sheet come to possess a powerful weapon which he used to wreak havoc on one of the region’s busiest roads? Continue reading →
From seven-game series to sudden-death shootouts, from starting pitchers to red-hot goalies, from miracle catches to lockdown defenses, the playoffs highlight them in unique and memorable ways. Continue reading →
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