Company leaders say the changes are part of a strategy to reallocate resources and set the company up for success in a landscape dramatically reshaped by social media and AI. Continue reading →
During the largest nursing strike in state history, the Brigham has been able to stay open by contracting with a Colorado-based company whose business model is all about catering to hospitals amid strikes. Continue reading →
Data is limited on the impact of legalized sports gambling on young people, but internal investigations by FanDuel and DraftKings offer a glimpse into what advocates say is a much larger problem. Continue reading →
Dr. Jeremy Faust saves lives in the ER and breaks stories with his Inside Medicine newsletter. He’s also testing the bounds of news reporting. Continue reading →
For a young Jewish scholar and writer named Mendel Uminer, books are the wellspring of enlightenment. So when he scored a studio apartment a block away from Central Park on Manhattan's Upper East Side a year ago, he brought his books with him -- all 10,000 of them. Continue reading →
The Energy Department has underestimated the potential deadly consequences should plutonium escape the Los Alamos National Laboratory in New Mexico, which produces bomb cores for the United States' nuclear weapons, a study published Friday by independent scientists found. Continue reading →
Despite overwhelming support in Congress, Trump tried to use the housing bill as leverage to push through his controversial voting restriction legislation. Continue reading →
At a time when Israel is hemorrhaging support among Americans and particularly among Democrats, a tour of the West Bank is a new way for progressive politicians to signal their concern. Continue reading →
London was in the sweaty grip of another heat wave this past week, and people in the city were scrambling again for an escape. But finding a swimming hole in London can be a trial of its own. Continue reading →
Both the Senate and House are advancing omnibus energy bills that include provisions to clear the path to make plug-in solar a reality in the Commonwealth. Continue reading →
The Red Sox are the clubhouse leaders in such trades, of course, but the Bruins, Patriots and Celtics share a history of deals that haven't gone over well with Boston fans. Continue reading →
Freshen up your summer joyride and pool party playlists with songs from these 20 standout albums, from Angine de Poitrine's "Vol.II" to Don Toliver's "OCTANE." Continue reading →
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