Some restaurant owners in Massachusetts described customers who are lashing out at employees when they can't be seated right away or endure longer wait times for their food. Continue reading →
The Vermont ice cream company’s silence on social media has followed blowback in May over its longstanding license of a factory in Israel that produces and distributes ice cream in the country, and also sells in and caters to Israeli settlements in the West Bank and east Jerusalem. Continue reading →
In many ways, the vote represents a major turning point for the city where just five years ago former mayor Marty Walsh abruptly shut down an attempt to change the criteria amid racial unrest at Boston Latin School, declaring the time was not right. Continue reading →
Barros launched the “Black and Brown Men’s Roundtable” recently to put the focus on an often neglected group in the city. At a recent event in Dorchester, the conversation focused on mental health, self care, and healing. Continue reading →
Ramos, who has been detained at the Anne Arundel County jail since the killings at the Capital Gazette on June 28, 2018, faces life in prison. Continue reading →
Ed Gonzalez, sheriff of Harris County in Texas, made ending a partnership with Immigration and Customs Enforcement one of his first decisions on the job because, he said, the program encouraged “illegal racial profiling.” Continue reading →
The palace security chief, Dimitri Hérard, made several stopovers in the Colombian capital, Bogotá, in the months before the assassination. Haitian officials say a group of former soldiers from Colombia, whom they accuse of acting as mercenaries, played a central role in the killing. Continue reading →
A Dutch crime reporter who was shot in the head in a brazen attack in central Amsterdam last week as he was leaving a television studio died of his wounds Thursday, his family said in a statement. The reporter, Peter R. de Vries, was 64. Continue reading →
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said on Thursday Canada could start allowing fully vaccinated Americans into Canada as of mid-August for non-essential travel and should be in a position to welcome fully vaccinated travelers from all countries by early September. Continue reading →
Responsibility for overseeing federal elections lies at the state level, where several Republican legislatures are enacting election restrictions. Continue reading →
Some restaurant owners in Massachusetts described customers who are lashing out at employees when they can't be seated right away or endure longer wait times for their food. Continue reading →
BC spokesman Jack Dunn said the university has received about a dozen complaints from parents, mostly from states where vaccine compliance is extremely low. Continue reading →
State Police said the plan affects 46 troopers, or two percent of the 2,115 sworn members, though the department’s largest union said up to 48 troopers face reassignment. Continue reading →
In an interview in ESPN Radio, Newton acknowledged the competition he'll face from rookie Mac Jones but expressed confidence as he prepares for training camp at the end of the month. Continue reading →
Among the most serious allegations made in the lawsuits, which include 10 filed in US District Court in Boston since June 17, is that Philips failed to disclose a defect as soon as it knew about it. Continue reading →
The trend of high-tech companies moving from the suburbs into Boston and Cambridge could be starting to reverse. Software developer Pegasystems is leasing space in Waltham while leaving pricier offices in Kendall Square. Continue reading →
With a new owner, the Plymouth & Brockton line was looking to turn a corner before the pandemic. Now it’s making a cautious comeback. Continue reading →
It will be Run the Jewels’ third time performing at the festival (scheduled for May 27-29, 2022, at the Harvard Athletic Complex in Allston), and the first for Black Pumas. Continue reading →
Morgan Neville’s documentary serves as a salve for the many, many people who loved the late author and celebrity chef and miss his presence. Continue reading →
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