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Some parents and educators worry that with Boston schools poised for layoffs, there won’t be enough staff in every classroom to meet the needs of children with more severe disabilities. Continue reading →
The three major party candidates for governor refused requests from the Globe to disclose five years’ worth of their personal tax returns, a denial made all the more notable as their personal wealth and demands for transparency are animating this race. Continue reading →
The Massachusetts House and Senate sent Governor Maura Healey the bill Monday afternoon, five days before FIFA World Cup matches begin in Foxborough. Continue reading →
Dr. Coles won international renown, and a Pulitzer Prize, for his work on the inner lives of children, and his research helped shape policies from the classroom to the White House. Continue reading →
The new programs vary widely in the details, with some emphasizing the inner workings of AI and many others more focused on how to use it. Continue reading →
In a 42-page opinion, US District Judge Leo T. Sorokin said that the fee amounts to an unlawful tax on those companies and must be voided “in its entirety." Continue reading →
The encounter marked the first known time Leo had met with victims while on a foreign visit, but it by no means was his first time hearing first-hand from survivors. Continue reading →
Chinese President Xi Jinping and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un celebrated what they called the “unbreakable” bond between their two countries on Monday, with Xi in Pyongyang, as they sought to project unity in the face of a Western-led global order. Continue reading →
By backing a challenger to Senator Nick Collins, Wu may be settling a political score, but it may come at a cost to Boston’s influence on Beacon Hill. Continue reading →
Wood died after being hit by a car in a parking lot in East Providence on Sunday. “You had the feeling that you were in the presence of an Olympian,” said fellow historian Ted Widmer. Continue reading →
In Breslow’s third season as the team's top baseball executive, the Red Sox sit last in the AL East, but remain in range of a playoff berth and are considering ways to improve their roster. Continue reading →
A rumor went around Monday the Red Sox shipped the struggling second baseman to Arizona, but how long can the team wait for his bat to come around before looking elsewhere? Continue reading →
The state's economic development secretary (and former venture capitalist) set a goal to visit a cafe in every town, to take the pulse of innovation. Continue reading →
Dr. Coles won international renown, and a Pulitzer Prize, for his work on the inner lives of children, and his research helped shape policies from the classroom to the White House. Continue reading →
A longtime Brown University professor who won a Pulitzer Prize for his writing, Wood was name-checked by Matt Damon in the film about a self-taught genius. Continue reading →
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