Only six people out of 6.8 million experienced clots after taking the Johnson & Johnson vaccine. That’s fewer than one in a million. Continue reading →
President Biden has decided to leave American troops in Afghanistan beyond the May 1 deadline negotiated with the Taliban by the Trump administration. Continue reading →
Ten officers were involved in nearly half of the incidents and primarily focused on Black or Latinx people, the data shows. Many of the incidents were clustered near public housing developments or schools. Continue reading →
The state’s Republican chairman told activists that he aimed to usher new voting restrictions into law using a voter-driven petition process that would bypass the governor’s veto pen. Continue reading →
President Biden has begun publicly courting Republicans to back his sweeping infrastructure plan, but his reach across the aisle is intended just as much to keep Democrats in line as it is a first step in an uphill climb to any bipartisan deal. Continue reading →
Iran said Tuesday that it would begin enriching uranium to a level of 60 percent purity, three times the current level and much closer to that needed to make a bomb, though American officials doubt the country has the ability to produce a weapon in the near future. Continue reading →
The United States and NATO, anxious about a major Russian troop buildup on Ukraine’s border, signaled strong support for the Kyiv government on Tuesday. Continue reading →
Confusion over AstraZeneca’s vaccine threatens to hurt the European Union campaign just as it gathers momentum. And on Tuesday, Johnson & Johnson said it was pausing the rollout of its shot on the continent. Continue reading →
Suffolk District Attorney Rachael Rollins, whose office is now prosecuting the former police union president, said the case is “an example of how systems can fail people.” Continue reading →
Westwood police have asked a court clerk to lodge criminal charges against a Milton police officer who allegedly directed a racist rant about the Black Lives Matter movement last September at two house guests, a Black teenager and a Hispanic teenager, who were at the home for a sleepover with the officer’s sons. Continue reading →
Fans were not allowed at Moda Center, meaning Pritchard’s family and friends could not see his return to Portland in person Tuesday. Continue reading →
The Sox started slowly against the Twins in a game that opened amid snow flurries, but got big hits from Hunter Renfroe, Bobby Dalbec, Christian Arroyo, and Rafael Devers. Continue reading →
The booming South Boston waterfront will get some new additions to its skyline in June. This time, though, those new structures will arrive here fully built, and brought here by ship from Shanghai. Continue reading →
It’s the second premium movie house downtown to close in a month, after the ShowPlace Icon in the Seaport. Others, though, are making comebacks. Continue reading →
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