Federal and local law enforcement stressed they would not to be caught unaware this time around, erecting barricades around the Capitol and providing ample security ahead of time. Continue reading →
Prosecutors detailed perhaps the most brazen aspect of the sprawling bribery scheme: how students were given fake resumes to justify their admission as athletic recruits. Continue reading →
The advisory panel weighed in on the contentious issue almost exactly a month after President Biden announced plans to offer boosters, an effort the administration had hoped would start next week. Continue reading →
Finn Hawley, age 18, is attempting something that has really never been done before. He’s hoping to carve out a career as an “influencer” in the world of striper fishing. Continue reading →
The Pentagon retreated from its defense of a drone strike that killed multiple civilians in Afghanistan last month, announcing Friday that a review revealed that only civilians were killed in the attack, not an Islamic State extremist as first believed. Continue reading →
Trump’s order required the Secret Service to devote agents and money to an unexpected set of people: wealthy adults, with no role in government, whom the agents trailed to ski vacations, weekend houses, a resort in Cabo San Lucas, and business trips abroad. Continue reading →
General Mark Milley said such calls are "routine" and were done "to reassure both allies and adversaries in this case in order to ensure strategic stability." Continue reading →
Prosecutors won’t be allowed to argue at trial that a man who shot three people during a Wisconsin protest against police brutality believes in the Proud Boys’ violent tactics or was affiliated with the white nationalist group the night of last year’s shootings, a judge ruled Friday. Continue reading →
An app designed by Russian activists to coordinate protest voting in this weekend’s elections disappeared from the Google and Apple app stores in the country Friday, a major blow to opposition leader Alexei Navalny and allies who hoped to subvert the commanding position of President Vladimir Putin’s governing party. Continue reading →
Crimes from stalking to sexual assault should be as much of a priority as other police work that gets better funding, according to an investigation published Friday. Continue reading →
Arab Americans have been targeted by government surveillance programs, racial profiling, and other forms of discrimination, but the Census Bureau still does not count them as a minority group. Continue reading →
Readers online and otherwise weigh in with a range of reactions to a story about how the coronavirus pandemic has upended plans for baby boomers. Continue reading →
The remains of Army First Lieutenant Thomas J. Redgate finally arrived home this week at Logan International Airport, where he was met with full military honors. Redgate was killed in North Korea in 1950 and had been reported as missing in action. Continue reading →
While alarming for some, experts say the increase in the school population, rise in pooled testing, and spread of the Delta variant made the high case count relatively expected. Continue reading →
This season, the Revolution (55 points, 2.20 per game) have been in the driver’s seat, leading the overall standings since late May. Continue reading →
Massachusetts employers added 2,600 jobs last month, state labor officials said Friday, the smallest gain since December, one of the deadliest months since the pandemic began 18 months ago. Continue reading →
Former Algerian President Abdelaziz Bouteflika fought for independence from France, reconciled his conflict-ravaged nation, and was then ousted amid pro-democracy protests in 2019 after two decades in power. Continue reading →
Former Algerian President Abdelaziz Bouteflika fought for independence from France, reconciled his conflict-ravaged nation, and was then ousted amid pro-democracy protests in 2019 after two decades in power. Continue reading →
Middle Kids vocalist Hannah Joy caught up with the Globe to discuss their newest album ahead of their Sept. 19 show at the Sinclair. Continue reading →
The practicing physician has published six new children’s books, including, this week, “The Secret Code Inside You,” a picture book introduction to DNA. Continue reading →
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