Senator Ed Markey's re-election win reflects Democratic voters’ shift to the left and sets up what could be another presidential primary cycle in which progressive candidates gain significant traction. Continue reading →
After coasting through her Democratic race unopposed on Tuesday, Healey used her first public campaign stop in this South Coast city to again predominantly frame her reelection effort as one countering President Trump. Continue reading →
A federal appeals court on Tuesday found that a judge lacked jurisdiction when he wiped out the conviction of Bowe Bergdahl, a former Army sergeant who walked off a base in Afghanistan in 2009 and was captured by the Taliban. Continue reading →
Democrats and Republicans are sharply divided over where corruption lies in government and judge the same presidential behavior differently depending on which party is in power, the study shows. Continue reading →
The USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier has docked in Thailand after nearly nine months at sea supporting US operations against Iran. Continue reading →
Joshua Wong, a prominent Hong Kong pro-democracy activist, pleaded guilty on Wednesday to collusion for lobbying Western lawmakers, a case that shows how China treats international outreach as a national security crime. Continue reading →
Ten years after his death, a firefighter's sister preserves his legacy through a program that screens other firefighters for cancer. Continue reading →
The issue took on new significance in the Clancy case Wednesday after a Sutton woman was accused of using her cellphone to video jurors. Continue reading →
The team was docked $30 million and five first-round draft picks, Leonard was fined $700,000, and owner Steve Ballmer was suspended for a year. Continue reading →
Vrabel has mostly skirted consequences for his part in a scandal involving reporter Dianna Russini, at least professionally speaking. Continue reading →
While the state still enjoys a relatively high level of personal income, that doesn’t measure how income is distributed across the population or account for cost-of-living differences. Continue reading →
The former leader defended his country’s contentious intervention in Rwanda’s genocide in the 1990s and later became embroiled in a long-running corruption scandal. Continue reading →
The songwriter, rooted in the blues tradition of her native Mississippi, would become one of the most distinctive voices of her generation. Continue reading →
The Boston novelist offers readers an intimate look at everything from her difficult childhood, to struggles in her later years, as she made her climb to the top of bestsellers lists Continue reading →
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