Republicans worked at their convention to project an image of a president firmly in control of a largely coronavirus-free country on the rise over the course of four nights that frequently displayed Trump surrounded by the trappings of his office. Continue reading →
Athletes of all colors and ethnicities were turning away from their vocations, boycotting their games, and touching off tremors throughout their multibillion-dollar industries. Continue reading →
Video of police killing Juston Root following a chase that began outside Brigham and Women’s Hospital in February appears to contradict a district attorney’s report that found the shooting was justified. Continue reading →
The postmaster general has proved himself unfit to serve as the Postal Service chief and has undermined American democracy in the process. Continue reading →
A political earthquake rattled what already had been a nationally watched campaign by Morse, a progressive, to unseat Neal after 32 years in Congress. Continue reading →
Joe Kennedy’s time as a prosecutor has become a point of contention in a race that increasingly appears to hinge on which candidate has stronger progressive bona fides. Continue reading →
Boston-area public health experts are slamming new COVID-19 testing guidelines from the CDC suggesting people don’t need tests if they’ve had contact with an infected person but don’t have symptoms themselves. Continue reading →
The Massachusetts Gaming Commission sent the notice on Aug. 20, four days after the party that authorities said drew more than 100 people — far more than the state’s 25-person limit on indoor gatherings. Continue reading →
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