Platner denied the allegations but did not commit to remaining in the Senate race, acknowledging that he was “mindful” of the “political reality” of the story. Continue reading →
Newly released messages contain a host of racist slurs, hateful language and abhorrent jokes about Black people, women, and other minorities. Continue reading →
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s 14-year ad campaign, called Tips From Former Smokers, was highly memorable and, research shows, highly effective in motivating people to quit. Continue reading →
The data reveals how changes in each state’s insured population led to around 2.6 million fewer Americans having Obamacare plans in February compared with the same time last year. Continue reading →
A prescription refill program that quietly launched in Utah earlier this year has kicked off a big medical debate: Is artificial intelligence ready to take over tasks that, until now, could only be performed by doctors? Continue reading →
Ukrainian troops returned home from training in the United States and Germany three years ago adept at the standard way of using the Patriot system so critical to air defenses. But with limited supplies and nonstop Russian barrages, they quickly realized they would need to rewrite the rules. Continue reading →
China test-fired a long-range ballistic missile with a dummy warhead in the Pacific Ocean on Monday, the first such launch in almost two years, prompting alarmed countries to criticize the move as destabilizing. Continue reading →
The e-bike language is similar to a bill Governor Maura Healey proposed in May to create a tiered system for where and how users of e-bikes, mopeds, and scooters can operate. Continue reading →
The Sox, based on run differential, have an expected record of 45-43, a mark that would be good enough to hold the third wild-card spot. Continue reading →
Brown’s salary is only about $3 million more than Paul George’s, but he has one more year on his deal even without the looming two-year extension. Continue reading →
GBH's resilience following the loss of federal funding will be a relief in other corners of the industry because of its outsized role in public media. Continue reading →
Wealth has grown substantially over the six and a half decades since yours truly squalled his first squalls. It's also shared far less equitably. Continue reading →
Julian Schnabel’s adaptation of a 2002 novel by Nick Tosches is a reminder that very talented people are as capable of making a mess as the rest of us, only theirs tend to be a lot more expensive. Continue reading →
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