Joe Biden gained ground in Pennsylvania, Nevada, and Georgia on Thursday as the slow-moving vote count in those contested battleground states moved him closer to capturing an electoral majority. Continue reading →
Adding to uncertainty about the pandemic’s direction are the divergent approaches President Trump and former vice president Joe Biden took on the campaign trail. Continue reading →
Any minute now, the media could declare a winner in the cliffhanger presidential race between Republican President Donald Trump and Democratic challenger Joe Biden. But that won’t be the end of it. Continue reading →
Residents of Lawrence, an overwhelmingly Democratic city, are trying to make sense of why more voters — a quarter this year, up from 15 percent in 2016 — chose the Republican ticket over the Democrats. Continue reading →
Joe Biden gained ground in Pennsylvania, Nevada, and Georgia on Thursday as the slow-moving vote count in those contested battleground states moved him closer to capturing an electoral majority. Continue reading →
Any minute now, the media could declare a winner in the cliffhanger presidential race between Republican President Donald Trump and Democratic challenger Joe Biden. But that won’t be the end of it. Continue reading →
The three major drug distributors and a large drug manufacturer are closing in on a $26 billion deal with state and local governments that would end thousands of lawsuits over the companies’ role in the opioid epidemic, according to people close to the negotiations and new company filings. Continue reading →
President Trump’s premature victory claim and unsubstantiated allegations of voter fraud have been met with deep unease globally over what lies ahead for the US political process — and more than a little glee from America’s traditional adversaries. Continue reading →
German police have raided the homes and businesses of four people linked to the Islamic State sympathizer who carried out a deadly attack in Vienna this week. Continue reading →
More than 200 people with disabilities rallied in Belarus' capital Thursday, continuing a nearly three-month wave of protests triggered by the disputed reelection of the country’s authoritarian leader. Continue reading →
Democracy depends on how much citizens can trust the electoral process; long counts in swing states, even if credible and by design, could undermine that. Continue reading →
Hispanics who have fled socialist tyrannies have heard the false promises of “a free lunch” too many times. They seek candidates who speak of the freedom of individual opportunity. Continue reading →
Residents of Lawrence, an overwhelmingly Democratic city, are trying to make sense of why more voters — a quarter this year, up from 15 percent in 2016 — chose the Republican ticket over the Democrats. Continue reading →
As the pandemic has worn on, churches across the country have emerged as a major source of coronavirus infections. Now Crossroads, a popular pentecostal church in Fitchburg, is one epicenter of an escalating outbreak, linked to nearly 150 cases of the virus. Continue reading →
Residents of Lawrence, an overwhelmingly Democratic city, are trying to make sense of why more voters — a quarter this year, up from 15 percent in 2016 — chose the Republican ticket over the Democrats. Continue reading →
At the beginning of April, Copeland collaborated with the NFL Players Association to host a five-part webinar series called “Money Talks.” Continue reading →
Coach Jeff Hafley was heartened by the exposure his program got from the game. "A lot of players noticed that we are coming,” he said. Continue reading →
The state has the highest percentage increase of residents facing hunger in the country, according to new projections from Feeding America. And now issues with a federal food-distribution program are stoking anxieties further among local organizations. Continue reading →
Development firm Scape North America closed this week on a $165 million construction loan and plans to start work by the end of November on its 451-unit building on Boylston Street, near Fenway Park. Continue reading →
Judge Torruella was the first Latino on US First Circuit Court of Appeals bench and served until his death without taking senior status. Continue reading →
Judge Torruella was the first Latino on US First Circuit Court of Appeals bench and served until his death without taking senior status. Continue reading →
When plans for a live show were sidetracked by the pandemic, the BSO and band pivoted to a video podcast featuring collaboration and conversation. Continue reading →
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