Over the last seven years, Massachusetts school aid has soared to $7.7 billion this year. But concerns are growing over lackluster MCAS scores, inflation, and budget cuts. Continue reading →
A New York prosecutor said Monday that he would reopen an investigation into accusations of a 2024 sexual assault at Cornell University, two weeks after a woman filed a lawsuit accusing the school and law enforcement of not doing enough to investigate her case. Continue reading →
The whiplash underlines the Trump administration’s often uncoordinated and contradictory approach to China, its ascendant geopolitical rival. Continue reading →
Counterterrorism police in Britain on Monday said that five men arrested Sunday near an air base were being released on bail, an unexpected development in what officials originally said was a major incident involving a possible terrorist act. Continue reading →
Pope Leo XIV delivered a lengthy tribute Monday to efforts to unify and democratize Europe since World War II, in what experts saw as a sweeping riposte to the Trump administration’s characterization of a continent facing “civilizational erasure.” Continue reading →
The CPA sets aside a portion of property taxes, up to 3 percent, for community housing, historic preservation, outdoor recreation, and open space. Continue reading →
The Riders’ Transportation Access Group rejects the idea that accessibility improvements that make substantial upgrades now and even better upgrades in the future are financially wasteful. Continue reading →
The US Department of Transportation revoked the funds in September last year because the project included the installation of electric vehicle chargers. Continue reading →
Before the 2020s, it was fairly common by the League Championship Series to see groups of a half-dozen or more scouts from one team covering the opposite league’s LCS. Continue reading →
These remote monitoring services help patients manage a range of medical conditions, including hypertension, diabetes, and heart failure. Continue reading →
With deadpan humor and wit, he became the living embodiment of an aging, waspy New Englander as his years of writing Yankee columns and editing articles turned into decades. Continue reading →
After breaking her back in a fall, she helped start Infinity Dance Theater and found that her wheelchair was a tool, not a hindrance. Continue reading →
The British and Ghanaian rapper took an unusual and risky grassroots approach: He self-produced his first two mix tapes despite interest from recording companies. Continue reading →
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