The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced that those fully vaccinated for COVID-19 can stop wearing masks in most indoor and outdoor settings, though Massachusetts and some other states said they would keep their local restrictions in place for now. Continue reading →
Businesses around the region reacted with a mix of optimism and concern after federal officials eased guidelines around mask-wearing and social distancing for fully vaccinated people. Continue reading →
Facing growing criticism, Acting Mayor Kim Janey directed Boston’s legal team to reverse course on a discrimination lawsuit filed by a group of Black police sergeants and resolve the matter. Continue reading →
Abigail Mack shared her story and essay on the popular video app TikTok this month, where 60-second clips of her describing her essay and why she wrote it have now been viewed close to 20 million times. Continue reading →
Israeli ground forces carried out attacks on the Gaza Strip early Friday in an escalation of a conflict with Palestinian militants that had been waged by airstrikes from Israel and rockets from Gaza. Continue reading →
A campaign is emerging by GOP leaders to combat what they consider a national worker shortage. Arizona and Ohio became the latest states to announce plans to scale back benefits, out of a belief generous federal payments have deterred people from returning to their old positions. Continue reading →
Colonial Pipeline Co. resumed shipments Wednesday evening. But flows eastbound near the start of the system, which transports gasoline, diesel. and jet fuel from Gulf Coast refineries as far north as New York, were far from normal. Continue reading →
The Biden administration on Thursday moved to repeal a Trump-era regulation that it said weakened the government’s ability to curb air pollution that threatens public health and is driving climate change. Continue reading →
The families of 10 civilians killed during a British military operation in Belfast half a century ago sharply criticized Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Thursday after he sent a member of his Cabinet to Parliament to apologize for the deaths, instead of doing so himself. Continue reading →
Appearing via video link before a parliamentary committee, Cameron showed little contrition over the approaches he made at the start of the pandemic to those in the highest reaches of government, appealing for help for Greensill Capital, a struggling finance company that then employed him. Continue reading →
The world’s first mass coronavirus inoculation campaign for children kicked off in earnest in the United States on Thursday after the federal government recommended making the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine available to those aged 12 to 15. Continue reading →
I just can’t stay away from California. It reminds me of Boston’s legendary honky-tonk Scollay Square, a place where ‘there was always something doing.’ Continue reading →
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced that those fully vaccinated for COVID-19 can stop wearing masks in most indoor and outdoor settings, though Massachusetts and some other states said they would keep their local restrictions in place for now. Continue reading →
Abigail Mack shared her story and essay on the popular video app TikTok this month, where 60-second clips of her describing her essay and why she wrote it have now been viewed close to 20 million times. Continue reading →
Former Boston police commissioner William Gross Thursday endorsed City Councilor Annissa Essaibi George for mayor, the latest turn in a fast-moving and crowded race where policing has been a front and center issue. Continue reading →
The team didn’t tell Pivetta how to pitch. Coaches and officials asked for his input, starting with the mechanics with which he was comfortable. Continue reading →
Businesses around the region reacted with a mix of optimism and concern after federal officials eased guidelines around mask-wearing and social distancing for fully vaccinated people. Continue reading →
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