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Two Boston city councilors told the Globe they were unaware of the pilot programs and believed they should have been notified in advance. Continue reading →
If Question 8 repeals adult-use cannabis sales, regular consumers said they would pick up from Maine or Rhode Island, try to get a medical card, grow their own, or wade back into the underground market. Continue reading →
The imagery of the new games, part of the state's new online lottery, has come under fire amid a troubling rise in youth gambling statewide. Continue reading →
Voting by mail would become much more difficult, if not impossible, for tens of millions of Americans if the US Postal Service is allowed to implement a restrictive rule governing mail voting that President Trump has demanded. Continue reading →
At 7:26 a.m. Eastern time Sunday, the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope blasted off from the Florida coastline and sailed toward the stars. So begins its journey to capture deep, sweeping views of our universe, as far back as when it was only a few hundred million years old. Continue reading →
President Trump’s Justice Department had a problem. Judge after judge was rejecting its demands that hospitals across the country turn over internal records of transgender care provided to children. Continue reading →
Evoking the same do-it-yourself pop-rock feminism of her ’90s musical influences, Olivia Rodrigo raised $20 million for women’s well-being with a benefit show that activated her young audience. Continue reading →
REYKJAVIK, Iceland — Icelanders voted against resuming negotiations on joining the European Union, officials said Sunday, after an unusually divisive debate ripped through the Nordic nation of 400,000. Continue reading →
DHADING, Nepal — Authorities in Nepal warned of possible fresh flooding on Sunday and urged residents in flood-affected districts to remain on high alert after water levels rose in the Bhotekoshi River. Continue reading →
A Milton parent writes, "Some policies should not exist, but Milton should also look at how the [student residency] policy is interpreted and applied." Continue reading →
The lefthander's second-half struggles continued in the Bronx, as he gave up six runs on nine hits over 5⅓ innings in the ugly loss. Continue reading →
Coach Mike Vrabel is keeping three undrafted rookies — tight end Tanner Arkin, cornerback Channing Canada, and linebacker Khalil Jacobs. Continue reading →
The old mill city has long battled a shaky economy and business closures. Now, it is undergoing its largest makeover yet in the hopes of becoming a destination. Continue reading →
Laura Spector, an artist who coaxed bittersweet vines into alluring and whimsical furniture, lighting and objects, including crowns fit for a druid, before Lyme disease curtailed her practice, died Tuesday at her home in Fairfield, Connecticut. She was 71. Continue reading →
Laura Spector, an artist who coaxed bittersweet vines into alluring and whimsical furniture, lighting and objects, including crowns fit for a druid, before Lyme disease curtailed her practice, died Tuesday at her home in Fairfield, Connecticut. She was 71. Continue reading →
Here's where to catch outdoor fitness classes, line dancing, a cappella performances, and more before the weather turns — all without spending a dime. Continue reading →
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