“I would concur that the numbers have been reduced from the surge that happened in January, but there’s just no question: They have been continuing these detentions, stops, pickups,” said Chellie Pingree, the Democrat representing Maine’s First District. Continue reading →
Neighbors described 26-year-old Johan Sebastián Durán Guerrero as a hardworking father who was trying to build a stable life for his family. Continue reading →
A dormant project to build a massive data center in Westfield is coming back to life, with developers vowing to meet Governor Healey's tough new requirements to receive a tax break from the state. Continue reading →
Blanche is expected to face scrutiny over issues including the department’s investigations into President Trump’s foes, a contentious deal to settle Trump’s IRS lawsuit, and its handling of the Jeffrey Epstein files when he appears before the committee for his confirmation hearing. Continue reading →
Mahmoud Khalil, the Columbia University protester who became the face of President Donald Trump's campus crackdown, filed a lawsuit Tuesday accusing administration officials, pro-Israel groups and a conservative think tank of colluding to suppress his constitutional rights. Continue reading →
Nine years ago, President Emmanuel Macron of France invited President Trump to a military parade on Bastille Day to cozy up to the man who guaranteed Europe’s security. On Tuesday, Macron gathered two dozen leaders at this year’s parade to symbolize Europe’s resolve to cut itself loose from him. Continue reading →
The US military said Tuesday that it has reimposed its blockade of Iranian ports in response to Iran’s attacks on commercial ships in the Strait of Hormuz, as the interim cease-fire deal unravels and concerns grow about a return to all-out war. Continue reading →
The British counterterrorism police on Tuesday said Ann Widdecombe, a right-wing politician who was killed last week, had been the victim of a "targeted attack." Continue reading →
The Republican South Carolina senator knew Trump was "unfit to serve." That didn’t stop him from slavishly serving the president at democracy’s expense. Continue reading →
The state representative likened her situation to that of an EMT or police officer responding to an urgent call. What was her emergency? She hasn’t said. Continue reading →
With the clock ticking toward the collective bargaining agreement expiring Dec. 1, the differences are all about the money — in the form of a salary cap. Continue reading →
Reaction in the media world has been swift and severe to the issue of subpoenas to five New York Times journalists who reported on security questions involving the new Qatari-gifted Air Force One. Continue reading →
Their strike coincided with another one at Brigham and Women's Hospital, causing disruptions to the state's largest health care provider. Continue reading →
Ms. Parsipur wrote her best-known work, a collection of linked stories called “Women Without Men,” in the late 1970s, but did not publish it until 1989. Continue reading →
Pat Oliphant, the dean of political cartoonists, who drew and sometimes eviscerated a rogues' gallery of presidents, pedophile priests, warmongers and other editorial-page villains for American newspaper and online readers for half a century, died on Monday in Santa Fe, New Mexico. He was 90. Continue reading →
Under the baton of Andris Nelsons on Friday and Saturday and the bare hands of Fabio Luisi on Sunday, the orchestra delivered the music it plays best, at its best. Continue reading →
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