Much of the more than $430 million in federal coronavirus relief funds is being used on air conditioning, air purifiers, and air quality monitors, rather than on bolstering academics. Continue reading →
What happens next in Massachusetts and surrounding states, where vaccination rates are high, will hold lessons for the rest of the country, said Dr. David Rubin, director of the PolicyLab at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia. Continue reading →
Three more dancers have come forward in an expanded lawsuit that now names both Dusty Button and husband, Mitchell Taylor Button, as defendants. Continue reading →
The hospital network is the latest major US health care system to opt against offering monthly infusions of the drug, called Aduhelm, over concerns about its safety and effectiveness. Continue reading →
The Patriots-Buccaneers matchup brings a surge in ticket prices, viewership, merchandise sales, and betting action never seen in the history of Boston sports. Continue reading →
The top US military officer called the 20-year war in Afghanistan a “strategic failure” and acknowledged to Congress on Tuesday that he had favored keeping several thousand troops in the country to prevent a collapse of the US-supported Kabul government and a rapid takeover by the Taliban. Continue reading →
Speaker Nancy Pelosi of California signaled to Democrats on Monday that she would push ahead with a vote this week on a $1 trillion bipartisan infrastructure bill, working to salvage President Biden’s agenda in Congress even as the party remained divided over a broader social safety net measure. Continue reading →
A man who killed five people at a newspaper in Maryland was sentenced on Tuesday to more than five life sentences without the possibility of parole — with 345 additional years added on to ensure he is never released from prison. Continue reading →
Twenty-one workers for the World Health Organization in Congo have been accused of sexually abusing people during an Ebola outbreak, a WHO-commissioned panel said Tuesday in a report that identified 83 alleged perpetrators connected to the 2018-2020 mission. Continue reading →
Prime Minister Boris Johnson put British army troops "on standby" to work as truck drivers to haul fuel to gas stations where supplies have been emptied by panic buying and labor shortfalls - not to mention Brexit and the pandemic. Continue reading →
“I don’t remember him at all being at practice,” Moon told jurors in US District Court in Boston during the third week of testimony. “Only on the first day and after the first day, I’ve never seen him again.” Continue reading →
As the Massachusetts State Police and its union traded assertions about the impact of a vaccine mandate on staffing, health experts stressed that troopers have a duty to protect those they serve by getting the shots. Continue reading →
The new Massachusetts districts would help “ensure that Black and brown, low-income, immigrant communities may receive fair, just, and accessible representation on Beacon Hill,” said Cheryl Crawford, executive director of MassVOTE. Continue reading →
Horford is excited about the possibilities as he reunites with ex-teammates such as Jayson Tatum, Jaylen Brown, Marcus Smart, and Robert Williams. Continue reading →
The hospital network is the latest major US health care system to opt against offering monthly infusions of the drug, called Aduhelm, over concerns about its safety and effectiveness. Continue reading →
The office of Attorney General Maura Healey on Tuesday warned auto dealerships not to engage in “bait and switch” sale tactics as auto prices surge nationally due to extremely low inventory. Continue reading →
George Malkemus, the steady, sunny Texan who helped turn the designs of an eccentric shoe designer named Manolo Blahnik into a global empire, and then attempted the same business alchemy with actress Sarah Jessica Parker for her own shoe brand, died on Sept. 16 at his home in Manhattan. He was 67. Continue reading →
George Malkemus, the steady, sunny Texan who helped turn the designs of an eccentric shoe designer named Manolo Blahnik into a global empire, and then attempted the same business alchemy with actress Sarah Jessica Parker for her own shoe brand, died on Sept. 16 at his home in Manhattan. He was 67. Continue reading →
“Britney vs. Spears,” a 90-minute documentary released Tuesday, reveals several new twists in Britney Spears’ ongoing fight to end her 13-year conservatorship under the control of her father, Jamie Spears. Continue reading →
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