Jeromie Whalen, a high school journalism teacher, has been showing up at every community event he can find in the Western Mass. congressional district as he seeks a stunning Democratic primary upset. Continue reading →
Representative Seth Moulton and an array of other Massachusetts candidates are sidestepping rules barring their campaigns from coordinating with super PACs thanks to a tactic known as “red-boxing.” Continue reading →
The vaccine, tailor-made to the genetic sequence of a patient’s cancer and paired with existing treatment, has the potential to be a game-changer. Continue reading →
The Supreme Judicial Court ruled that the project does not violate state laws that regulate the use of public parkland. The decision officially puts an end to a years-long lawsuit to stop the controversial project. Continue reading →
Florida state Representative Angie Nixon defeated the presumed front-runner Alex Vindman in the state's Democratic Senate primary by a resounding 12 percentage points despite a huge disparity in fundraising. Continue reading →
Extended trade talks between Canada and the United States seemed to make progress Wednesday, with President Trump heralding a “deal” and Prime Minister Mark Carney of Canada saying the two sides were “moving towards an agreement.” Continue reading →
The powerful sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un made the comments Wednesday night in her country’s first reaction to Trump’s moves to drastically cut back the annual US-South Korean military drills. Continue reading →
It is unclear if the United States played a role in the UAE’s decision; however, the announcement came hours after a call from President Donald Trump to the Emirati leader, Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan. Continue reading →
A variety of observers and stakeholders comment on Globe commentary and reporting on the growth and challenges of increasing the state's battery storage capacity. Continue reading →
Police released the footage as authorities continue to search for Karen Solomon, who is wanted in connection with her husband's death. Continue reading →
The ruling is a big win for Wu, who has faced more than a year of allegations that she was stuffing an unpopular and possibly illegitimate idea down the throat of a community that didn’t want it. Continue reading →
The proposal, which passed 12-2, adds a ninth regular-season week, reduces the number of playoff teams from 128 to 72, cuts a week of nonplayoff games, and balances divisions. Continue reading →
The Diamondbacks manager doesn’t know Tracy, but from afar he has been impressed with the job he has done since replacing Alex Cora in April. "Just look at the standings. He's been great," Lovullo said.
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Forty-four states have restricted the movements of pets from infested areas, creating a hardship for shelters from Texas that typically send thousands of animals to other states each year. Continue reading →
The Danvers shopping center is the main character of the indie-folk singer’s song “Liberty Tree,” released last week as part of her new album, “Lost Weekend.” Continue reading →
Woodward was accused of shaking 8-month-old Matthew Eappen of Newton so violently that the child died. Meghann Fahy will play as Eappen’s mother in “The Trial of Louise Woodward." Continue reading →
The state-of-the-art, 10,000-square-foot performance and presentation space overlooking the Boston and Cambridge skylines will open in October. Continue reading →
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