Disappointed with the state’s vaccination drive so far, the Baker administration said officials are sending unused doses now sitting in freezers to doctors and pharmacies, including many in areas hardest hit by the pandemic. Continue reading →
A large-scale public vaccination site will open Thursday in Chelsea, the early epicenter of the pandemic in Massachusetts, following persistent advocacy by local activists who feel the state has turned its back on communities of color in the vaccine rollout. Continue reading →
President Biden’s sweeping stimulus proposal, his most ambitious plan to turn the country around, puts an extraordinary focus on getting women back to work, acknowledging the disproportionate impact the pandemic has had on working mothers. Continue reading →
The Globe first pressed the Police Department last week about Dennis White’s work history, including three internal affairs cases, just hours after the mayor announced he would name him commissioner. Continue reading →
The president told Democratic lawmakers to “go big” with the package in meetings on Tuesday and Wednesday, emphasizing that he believes a smaller aid package could lead to lingering negative economic effects. Continue reading →
President Biden’s sweeping stimulus proposal, his most ambitious plan to turn the country around, puts an extraordinary focus on getting women back to work, acknowledging the disproportionate impact the pandemic has had on working mothers. Continue reading →
The president told Democratic lawmakers to “go big” with the package in meetings on Tuesday and Wednesday, emphasizing that he believes a smaller aid package could lead to lingering negative economic effects. Continue reading →
In a starkly personal letter, the staff members describe ducking under office desks, barricading themselves in offices, or watching as they witnessed marauding bands of rioters who “smashed” their way through the Capitol on Jan. 6. Continue reading →
Scotland’s parliament voted Wednesday against a proposal to urge an investigation into the finances of Donald Trump’s Scottish golf courses, saying such questions should be left to police, without political pressure. Continue reading →
The Canadian government designated the Proud Boys group as a terrorist entity on Wednesday, noting they played a pivotal role in the insurrection at the US Capitol on Jan. 6. Continue reading →
Myanmar’s new military government has blocked access to Facebook as resistance to Monday’s coup surged amid calls for civil disobedience to protest the ousting of the elected civilian government and its leader Aung San Suu Kyi. Continue reading →
Laws that prevent artists from borrowing from classic works, even decades after the original author’s death, chill the broader culture. Continue reading →
No matter how many times I started over and entered the correct information for the vaccines, or how loudly I grumbled, my laptop readjusted the facts. Continue reading →
Disappointed with the state’s vaccination drive so far, the Baker administration said officials are sending unused doses now sitting in freezers to doctors and pharmacies, including many in areas hardest hit by the pandemic. Continue reading →
Disappointed with the state’s vaccination drive so far, the Baker administration said officials are sending unused doses now sitting in freezers to doctors and pharmacies, including many in areas hardest hit by the pandemic. Continue reading →
Boston Public Schools Superintendent Brenda Cassellius revealed plans Wednesday to spend $1.3 billion on city schools next year, $36 million more than this year. Per pupil spending would rise to $23,500 from $22,000. Continue reading →
The cancellation of the semifinals and final is a particularly devastating blow. All three games were scheduled to air nationally on NBC Sports Network, a first for professional women’s hockey. Continue reading →
After Pastrnak scored 12 seconds into the game, Boston fell into a hole for the third consecutive game before responding with three power play goals, tying it with 14.9 seconds left and then getting the captain's winner 31 seconds into OT on a 4-on-3 advantage. Continue reading →
Cambridge marketing-tech firm HubSpot says it will acquire The Hustle, a San Francisco media company that publishes a podcast, newsletter, and research for small businesses and entrepreneurs. Continue reading →
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