According to the US Department of Homeland Security, its agents around 7 a.m. were “conducting targeted surveillance on the last known address of an illegal alien with a final order of removal.” Continue reading →
The Medford mayor has clashed with unions and employees. The city council wants to know how much all the litigation is costing taxpayers. Continue reading →
Like the fleeting fireworks from coast to coast last week, America’s 250th birthday has spectacularly come and gone. But that doesn’t mean the party’s over as far as the White House is concerned. Continue reading →
The Supreme Court is asking for millions of dollars from Congress to draft plans for a new facility to screen visitors outside the court's home on Capitol Hill, as security threats against the justices mount. Continue reading →
A federal judge ruled Monday that President Trump’s lawsuit against the IRS was an improper exercise in self-dealing and barred him from claiming that the extraordinary tax protections he received were part of a legitimate settlement agreement. Continue reading →
Europe is still relatively underprepared for a major conflict, but it has significantly scaled up its military expenditure over the past decade. Continue reading →
In memes, animations, old photographs, and retro playlists posted online, people are recalling brightly colored exercise equipment; the ping of QQ, an early messaging platform; traditional dark-wood living room furniture; and the song “Beijing Welcomes You” from when China hosted the 2008 Summer Olympics. Continue reading →
Japan is undertaking an ambitious effort to build a centralized intelligence agency for the first time since World War II, and it is turning to partners in the West for help. Continue reading →
Louisa Gag devoted her life to making Boston’s streets safer. What more must it take for us to prioritize making them safer right now? Continue reading →
The state’s highest court Monday ruled that Michael Walsh, who secured a spot on the GOP ballot despite “substantial evidence” his campaign submitted fake signatures for him to qualify, can have his name appear on the primary ballot. Continue reading →
The developers who received $1.4 million had hidden connection to official who awarded the grants. The agency has hired a law firm to review. Continue reading →
Throughout history, Lewis Latimer’s story has largely been overlooked. But a new, permanent display in Chelsea Public Library is aiming to change that. Continue reading →
He’s hitting .311/.407/.576 with 10 home runs at Fenway this year. He never hit double figures in homers at Busch Stadium during any of his three seasons with the Cardinals. Continue reading →
The legislation seeks to boost construction, upgrade ailing public housing, lower the cost of manufactured housing, and limit the influence of corporations in the housing market. Continue reading →
Plus: Somerville, Arlington theaters are up for sale; land-use lawyers get zoning reform into state budget; New England’s accountants unite. Continue reading →
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