In this 27,000-person suburb north of Boston, the question of whether to eliminate Wakefield Memorial High School’s Native American Warrior logo has morphed from a school committee discussion into a full-fledged and vitriolic political campaign. Continue reading →
Campaign finance reports filed over the last week show a number of prominent Boston builders donating to four, five, and ― in one case ― all six of the major candidates. Continue reading →
Delois Brown, 73, was seated on the front porch of her home at 19 Olney St. when she was struck in the chest by a stray bullet when a suspect shot 11 times into a crowd of people gathered in front of the house her daughter, Shirley Brown, 48, said Sunday. Continue reading →
Could this be the year Massachusetts state representatives open themselves up to more scrutiny? Advocates are targeting a “culture of secrecy” in a renewed push for transparency on Beacon Hill. Continue reading →
Nearly a year after its debut as a publicly traded company, DraftKings’ share price has more than tripled, the company’s value exceeds $24 billion, and its 40-year-old chief executive is a newly minted billionaire. Continue reading →
As donors and Republican leaders looked Saturday night, Trump quickly cast aside his prepared remarks and returned to his false claims that the election was stolen from him. Continue reading →
Yehuda Ben-Yishay, a psychologist whose experience working with wounded Israeli soldiers led him to make pioneering advances in treating traumatic brain injuries, helping countless patients return to some semblance of the life they had before, died on March 24 at the NYU Langone Health hospital in Manhattan. He was 88. Continue reading →
TEL AVIV - Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin, making the first visit to Irsael by a senior Biden administration official, said Sunday that the U.S.-Israel relationship was "enduring and ironclad," amid growing Israeli concern at American efforts to revive the 2015 Iranian nuclear deal. Continue reading →
Iranian officials did not specify whom they blamed, but suspicions immediately fell on Israel, which has sabotaged Iran’s nuclear work previously with tactics ranging from cyberattacks to outright assassinations. Continue reading →
The elections come amid a surge in COVID-19 cases in both countries and meager progress in their vaccination programs. Lockdowns have returned, threating further damage to the nations’ already battered economies. Continue reading →
With nearly 1 in 10 residents and 1 in 3 people of color in Greater Boston identifying as AAPI, now is the time to build our power and unite with others for our shared future. Continue reading →
Rendered invisible for too long, Asian Americans must loudly share our stories so that others can no longer ignore them or define our narrative. Continue reading →
Delois Brown, 73, was seated on the front porch of her home at 19 Olney St. when she was struck in the chest by a stray bullet when a suspect shot 11 times into a crowd of people gathered in front of the house her daughter, Shirley Brown, 48, said Sunday. Continue reading →
The FDA requirement that a patient pick up the medication in person from a health provider is being waived here for the first time as part of a study. Continue reading →
Rudy Mattogno’s old uniform and other WWII-era artifacts were accepted into the archives of the National Baseball Hall of Fame. The items will help tell the story of when the nation’s pastime was played by American troops around the world. Continue reading →
The five-time winner on the PGA Tour became the first Japanese champion of a major, finishing at 10-under-par 278 to edge rookie Will Zalatoris by one shot. Continue reading →
The Red Sox made it six straight victories after their 0-3 start, J.D. Martinez coming back from a day on the COVID-19 list with the first three-HR day of his Red Sox career. Continue reading →
Campaign finance reports filed over the last week show a number of prominent Boston builders donating to four, five, and ― in one case ― all six of the major candidates. Continue reading →
Nearly a year after its debut as a publicly traded company, DraftKings’ share price has more than tripled, the company’s value exceeds $24 billion, and its 40-year-old chief executive is a newly minted billionaire. Continue reading →
Finding the treasure will involve solving a secret, a riddle, and a puzzle. Getting started means ponying up for a deck of cards or flash cards for $19.99 or $39.99, with a dollar from each sale going to the Maine Cancer Foundation. Continue reading →
“Who is that masked man? That’s right, the one and only, Ashby PD’s own, Officer Brian Vautour,” the police department wrote in a cheeky Facebook post, which featured a photo of Clooney and Vautour. Continue reading →
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