Since President Trump's election, women have seized power at all levels of government, though they still haven’t come close to parity. Continue reading →
The Salem Pantry has seen demand for food soar during the COVID-19 crisis, and with the city’s signature Halloween festivities canceled or limited, economic hardship looks likely to deepen. Continue reading →
Amid Massachusetts' rising COVID-19 cases comes a new concern: a drop-off in new tests in Boston, a city at high risk for community spread. Continue reading →
With five days to go before Election Day on Nov. 3, the two candidates have crystallized opposing messages on a pandemic that has affected most aspects of American life. Continue reading →
As of Thursday, it will be legal for logging companies to build roads and cut and remove timber throughout more than 9.3 million acres of forest. Continue reading →
France announced a full nationwide lockdown for the second time this year and German officials imposed a partial four-week lockdown Wednesday, as governments across Europe sought to stop a fast-rising tide of coronavirus cases. Continue reading →
India’s confirmed coronavirus caseload surpassed 8 million on Thursday with daily infections dipping to the lowest level this week, as concerns grew over a major Hindu festival season and winter setting in. Continue reading →
Tanzania’s presidential election saw “widespread irregularities," the leading opposition candidate alleged Wednesday amid a massive internet slowdown, while some observers said the once-peaceful country likely faces five more years of repressive rule. Continue reading →
Hundreds of thousands of volunteers are already signed up to take action to protect American democracy. Here’s some of what I learned. Continue reading →
Voice of America, a beacon for free press around the world, is now poised to become a megaphone for the White House’s political agenda. Continue reading →
Amid Massachusetts' rising COVID-19 cases comes a new concern: a drop-off in new tests in Boston, a city at high risk for community spread. Continue reading →
People are coming up with creative solutions to salvage Halloween, making sure that kids won’t miss the thrill of filling buckets and pillowcases with candy. Continue reading →
The one thing the Dodgers did not want to do was face Rays starter Blake Snell any longer, and a stats-driven decision got them what they wanted in the sixth inning Tuesday. Continue reading →
The slugger could face discipline for coming on to the field to celebrate the Dodgers' win after being told he'd tested positive for the coronavirus. Continue reading →
Budd is the best candidate for the job. She happens to be Black, and she happens to be a woman. Not so long ago, those attributes would have been barriers. Continue reading →
The cutback is part of a broader plan to trim about one-third of the software company’s office space around the world. LogMeIn's CEO also discussed making LogMeIn a “permanent remote-centric company.” Continue reading →
A pioneering woman in leadership roles in Greater Boston's mental health field, Dr. Cohen went on to define approaches to counseling survivors of disasters. Continue reading →
A pioneering woman in leadership roles in Greater Boston's mental health field, Dr. Cohen went on to define approaches to counseling survivors of disasters. Continue reading →
The Salem Pantry has seen demand for food soar during the COVID-19 crisis, and with the city’s signature Halloween festivities canceled or limited, economic hardship looks likely to deepen. Continue reading →
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