Governor Charlie Baker warned that the impact of the nor’easter, even as it waned, was far from over and that restoring power would be a “multiday process.” State officials asked residents to regard every downed wire as a live one, drive carefully, and keep an eye out for tree branches, work crews, and flooded roads. Continue reading →
Dr. Tony Tannoury, head of spine surgery, was reprimanded for leaving an operating room before the start of an emergency ankle surgery to go eat in his parked car, where he fell asleep and missed the procedure. Continue reading →
The hues are a clear visual reminder that a city that has until now elected exclusively white men to lead City Hall is about to make a change. Continue reading →
In the past two weeks, outside special interest groups have poured more than a million dollars into the race, funding a barrage of television and radio ads, according to the latest state campaign finance data. Continue reading →
The percentage of college students who voted in the 2020 presidential election hit a record 66 percent, up 14 percentage points from 2016. Continue reading →
The strategy includes committing more federal support for harm reduction techniques like distribution of clean syringes and test strips used to check street drugs for hidden fentanyl. Continue reading →
Milley, the United States’ top military officer, said in an interview with Bloomberg Television that aired Wednesday that ‘’what we saw was a very significant event of a test of a hypersonic weapon system.’’ Continue reading →
McConnell’s support means the leaders of the party’s establishment have just about fully thrown their weight behind Walker, who entered the race with former president Donald Trump’s blessing. Continue reading →
The European Union raised the stakes Wednesday in a standoff with Poland over judicial independence and the primacy of EU law, with the bloc’s top court fining Poland $1.2 million a day to prevent what it called “serious and irreparable harm” to the EU’s legal order and values. Continue reading →
The Israeli government advanced plans Wednesday to build more than 3,000 new settlement units in the occupied West Bank, in the first move of its kind since Prime Minister Naftali Bennett succeeded Benjamin Netanyahu in June. Continue reading →
Sudanese security forces detained three prominent pro-democracy figures overnight, their relatives and other activists said Wednesday, as internal and international pressure mounted on the country’s military following its coup. Continue reading →
Communities throughout the country, including Lynn, are implementing crisis response models that dispatch social workers and allied professionals to emergencies related to mental health, substance use disorder, or poverty. Continue reading →
Cinematographer Halyna Hutchins’s accidental death on a movie set should prompt a larger discussion about regulating guns for safety and about the level of gun safety training necessary to prevent relentless tragedy and trauma. Continue reading →
Nearly 500,000 customers were without power as of noon, according to the Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency. Here’s what state officials recommend you do if you’re among those without power. Continue reading →
The Harvard Graduate Students Union-United Automobile Workers is planning a three-day strike to press the university to meet demands to increase compensation, amend the Title IX process, and recognize a union shop clause. Continue reading →
Pederson, a former Dodgers teammate of Kiké Hernández and Alex Verdugo, was among four mid-season acquisitions that propelled Atlanta to the top of the weak NL East. Continue reading →
The tight end, who was praised by Bill Belichick for the countless little things he does to win football games, played five seasons with the Chargers. Continue reading →
Dr. Tony Tannoury, head of spine surgery, was reprimanded for leaving an operating room before the start of an emergency ankle surgery to go eat in his parked car, where he fell asleep and missed the procedure. Continue reading →
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology was set to hold a faculty forum on Wednesday in an effort to resolve an intense dispute over academic freedom after the cancellation of a speech by prominent scientist Dorian Abbot over his political views. Continue reading →
As cofounder of the new US Digital Corps, Chris Kuang's task is to create a pipeline for young tech talent to work on the government’s most vexing technical issues. Continue reading →
Couric will be at the Orpheum Theatre on Thursday discussing her buzzy new memoir with Tan France of “Queer Eye.” The book officially releases Tuesday. Continue reading →
We don’t find out about the status of Issa and Lawrence until the very end of the episode, after Issa, Molly, Kelli, Tiffany, and Derek have attended their 10th college reunion at Stanford. Continue reading →
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