A “debacle" and, well, “kind of crazy." Most said it was difficult to watch. Others purposely avoided tuning in. What it wasn’t: was something that changed their mind. Continue reading →
Donald Trump was always auditioning for America’s next civil war. He started with “Make America Great Again.” Now, he’s offered another slogan: “Stand back and stand by.” Continue reading →
Boston has moved into the red zone for coronavirus risk, state officials said Wednesday, after Mayor Martin J. Walsh announced that the city would not be moving forward with Step 2 of Phase 3 of the state’s reopening plan on Monday. Continue reading →
A “debacle" and, well, “kind of crazy." Most said it was difficult to watch. Others purposely avoided tuning in. What it wasn’t: was something that changed their mind. Continue reading →
President Trump’s refusal to condemn an extremist right-wing group in his first debate with Joe Biden sent a shudder through the Republican Party Wednesday, as prominent lawmakers expressed unease about Trump’s conduct amid mounting fears that it could damage the party on Election Day. Continue reading →
An ambitious study of nearly 85,000 of those cases and nearly 600,000 of their contacts, published Wednesday in the journal Science, offers important insights not just for India but also for other low- and middle-income countries. Continue reading →
The unedifying spectacle of Tuesday night’s presidential debate produced some shock, some sadness and some weariness among U.S. allies and rivals alike Wednesday. Continue reading →
A Japanese court on Wednesday found the government and the operator of the wrecked Fukushima nuclear plant negligent for failing to take measures to prevent the 2011 nuclear disaster, ordering them to pay some $9.5 million in damages to thousands of residents for their lost livelihoods. Continue reading →
Trump is the addict. And America is Trump’s supplier. If voters don’t cut him off in November, the country is as morally sick as he is. Continue reading →
Boston has moved into the red zone for coronavirus risk, state officials said Wednesday, after Mayor Martin J. Walsh announced that the city would not be moving forward with Step 2 of Phase 3 of the state’s reopening plan on Monday. Continue reading →
Donald Trump was always auditioning for America’s next civil war. He started with “Make America Great Again.” Now, he’s offered another slogan: “Stand back and stand by.” Continue reading →
After parts of eight seasons with the Red Sox organization that took him with their 40th pick in the 2011 draft, the Gold Glove center fielder plans to exercise the free-agent rights he's fought so hard to earn. Continue reading →
The California-based startup, co-founded by an MIT graduate, is partnering with rental car companies, whose businesses have been hit hard by the pandemic. Continue reading →
Helen Reddy, the Australian-born singer whose 1972 hit song “I Am Woman” became the feminist anthem of the decade and propelled her to international pop-music stardom, died Tuesday in Los Angeles. She was 78. Continue reading →
Jay Johnstone spent 20 seasons as a major league outfielder and played in the World Series for the 1978 New York Yankees and the 1981 Los Angeles Dodgers. Continue reading →
Mac Davis, the pop-country crossover star who wrote hits for Elvis Presley and had a No. 1 pop single of his own with “Baby Don’t Get Hooked on Me,” died Tuesday at a hospital in Nashville. He was 78. Continue reading →
ABC drew the largest broadcast audience on Tuesday, with 11 million, then NBC (8 million), CBS (5.3 million), and Fox (4.5 million). Continue reading →
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