The international organization that promotes Re-evaluation Counseling, an unorthodox brand of peer counseling, is dismissing criticism by Boston students who said they were pressured to participate in traumatizing sessions, calling it an “attack” on what they consider a powerful form of therapy. Continue reading →
The Aduhelm drug, which has been marred by controversy since its approval in June, is being recommended for patients with early symptoms of the disease. The FDA conceded Thursday that its original usage language was confusing to some doctors and patients. Continue reading →
This whole story is starting to smell like an airplane bathroom in the last leg of a flight. Here is why I think there is only one side to it. Continue reading →
Recorded Future, which operates out of a former laundromat, has provided Washington’s top officials with intelligence on the country’s biggest breaches, from the Jan. 6 insurrection to recent ransomware attacks. Continue reading →
The settlement with the Sackler family and its disgraced drug company caps years of legal disputes as states tried to hold accountable the country’s most notorious manufacturer of prescription painkillers for its part in the opioid epidemic. Continue reading →
Conservative political groups are mobilizing against a key element of a bipartisan infrastructure deal, and their opposition could make it harder for the US government to collect unpaid taxes. Continue reading →
President Biden said Thursday the US military operation in Afghanistan will end Aug. 31, delivering an impassioned argument for exiting the nearly 20-year war without sacrificing more American lives even as he bluntly acknowledged there will be no “mission accomplished” moment to celebrate. Continue reading →
Since Trump left office in January, US taxpayers have paid Trump’s businesses more than $50,000 for rooms used by Secret Service agents, records show. Continue reading →
The world’s known coronavirus death toll passed four million Thursday, a loss roughly equivalent to the population of Los Angeles, according to the Center for Systems Science and Engineering at Johns Hopkins University. Continue reading →
Paraguay’s foreign minister said Thursday that rescuers had found in the rubble of a collapsed Florida condominium the bodies of Sophia López Moreira, the sister of Paraguay’s first lady Silvana Abdo, her husband Luis Pettengill and the youngest of their three children. Continue reading →
Pope Francis temporarily ran a temperature three days after intestinal surgery, but routine tests proved negative, the Vatican said Thursday. Continue reading →
With a mayoral election fast approaching and Beacon Hill unwilling to extend statewide pandemic voting reforms, the city should act quickly. Continue reading →
You cannot carry long guns, possess high-capacity magazines and numerous handguns, and wear body armor and not be looked at with suspicion. Continue reading →
Much of the language in the 2019 lawsuit foreshadowed arguments made by Rise of the Moors members in Malden District Court this week. Continue reading →
The Egyptian national who allegedly attacked a rabbi outside a Jewish day school in Brighton is now charged with violating the civil rights of Rabbi Shlomo Noginski who was stabbed multiple times during an attack on July 1. Continue reading →
A deal to raise tax collection estimates by more than $4.2 billion and spend nearly $48.1 billion in fiscal year 2022 came together Thursday with House and Senate lawmakers filing a compromise budget that would also make the state’s controversial film tax credit permanent. Continue reading →
Recorded Future, which operates out of a former laundromat, has provided Washington’s top officials with intelligence on the country’s biggest breaches, from the Jan. 6 insurrection to recent ransomware attacks. Continue reading →
Two men believed to be Haitian-Americans — one of them purportedly a former bodyguard at the Canadian Embassy in Port au Prince — have been arrested in connection with the assassination of Haiti’s president, a senior Haitian official said Thursday. Continue reading →
Carmody, a respected leader in Boston’s hospitality industry, is taking a senior management role at the Boca Raton Resort & Club in Florida. Continue reading →
Richard C. Lewontin, widely considered one of the most brilliant geneticists of the modern era and a prolific, elegant and often caustic writer who condemned the facile use of genetics and evolutionary biology to “explain” human nature, died Sunday at his home in Cambridge, Mass. He was 92. Continue reading →
Richard C. Lewontin, widely considered one of the most brilliant geneticists of the modern era and a prolific, elegant and often caustic writer who condemned the facile use of genetics and evolutionary biology to “explain” human nature, died Sunday at his home in Cambridge, Mass. He was 92. Continue reading →
Is this rollicking account of seafaring adventures truthful? Maybe, maybe not. But Donald Margulies's play at Wellfleet Harbor Actors Theater has other questions on its mind. Continue reading →
The long-delayed solo film for Scarlett Johansson’s Avengers character is a mix of loopy superhero family therapy and MCU destructo business as usual. Continue reading →
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