Governor Charlie Baker said his administration will announce on Wednesday morning the schedule for when all adults in Massachusetts will become eligible to book COVID-19 vaccine appointments. Continue reading →
Baker aides say the governor has made the best choices he can in the face of an unprecedented situation, while his critics see an unpredictable, ever-changing plan. Continue reading →
The curved stairs have long been blocked off by metal gates, making them all the more intriguing. The more inquisitive among us will peek through the openings, but all they will see is a forgotten bit of the city’s history, dark and dusty, sloping toward a frosted window and doorway. Continue reading →
President Vladimir Putin of Russia authorized extensive efforts to hurt the candidacy of Joe Biden during the election last year, including by mounting covert operations to influence people close to President Donald Trump, according to a declassified intelligence report released Tuesday. Continue reading →
It was the president’s first stop in a cross-country administration roadshow designed to publicize, and take credit for, the virus relief package. Continue reading →
The number of children crossing by themselves rose 60 percent from January to more than 9,400 in February, according to the most recent statistics available. Continue reading →
The vote to censure Murkowski was 53-17 at a Saturday meeting in Anchorage. The decision had not been publicly announced by the party. Continue reading →
Just days before the Biden administration’s first face-to-face encounter with China, two senior US envoys used a visit to Tokyo on Tuesday to set a confrontational tone for the talks, rebuking what they called “coercion” and “destabilizing actions” by China in its increasingly aggressive military forays in the region. Continue reading →
Israeli researchers Tuesday unveiled dozens of newly discovered Dead Sea Scroll fragments containing biblical texts dating back nearly 2,000 years. Continue reading →
Experts have noted that such concerns are inevitable in mass vaccination campaigns — with so many people getting shots, some are bound to get sick even if the vaccine is not to blame. Continue reading →
Remember when Massachusetts loved Governor Charlie Baker? His glow began to fade when the second coronavirus surge started to drive the numbers up. Continue reading →
As Massachusetts leaders and school officials grapple with how to make up for lost learning from the pandemic, a clear majority of parents say robust summer school offerings need to be a part of the solution. Continue reading →
The Emancipator will build on the tradition that abolitionist newspapers began two centuries ago while attempting to further racial justice by amplifying important voices, arguments, and fact-based analysis. Continue reading →
Donovan Mitchell scored 21 points, one of six Jazz players in double digits, while the Celtics only attempted four free throws for the game. Continue reading →
A coalition of more than 15 environmental advocacy organizations, led by the Charles River Watershed Association, sent a letter to Mayor Martin J. Walsh and members of the City Council on Tuesday, expressing concerns about tidal flooding in the low-lying Widett Circle area. Continue reading →
A new, lightweight rope tow designed by a New Hampshire startup is being used in Vermont backyards, as well as at ski resorts as far away as Idaho and Japan. Continue reading →
Ronald DeFeo Jr. was 69 when he died March 12 at a hospital in Albany, N.Y. He was still an inmate of a maximum-security prison in Sullivan County, N.Y. The death was confirmed by the New York Department of Corrections and Community Services, and an autopsy is pending to determine the cause of death. Continue reading →
Ronald DeFeo Jr. was 69 when he died March 12 at a hospital in Albany, N.Y. He was still an inmate of a maximum-security prison in Sullivan County, N.Y. The death was confirmed by the New York Department of Corrections and Community Services, and an autopsy is pending to determine the cause of death. Continue reading →
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