The wunderkind Holyoke mayor turned failed western Mass. Congressional candidate turned Provincetown manager is only 32. Given his age and obvious ambition (mayor was his first job out of college), many wonder what's next for Morse. Continue reading →
Permits and initial review complete, hundreds of solar project were ready to go but for one thing: a green light from the state’s utility regulator that would free up funds to subsidize them. Continue reading →
The move would signal a major pivot for the Biden administration, which up until recently was taking a restrained stance on Ukraine, out of fear of provoking Russia into invading. Continue reading →
A city reeling from a recent spate of violence prepared to lay to rest a rookie police officer being hailed as an inspiration to his immigrant community, as investigators sought to make sense of a domestic dispute that left another officer “fighting for his life.” Continue reading →
Joe Biden’s run for the Democratic presidential nomination was all but declared dead as he headed to the South Carolina primary in late February 2020. Continue reading →
It started with a comment at a school board meeting, which was later amplified by a Michigan state Republican leader, and culminated with a school superintendent explaining that, no, there were no litter boxes on school grounds for students to use if they identified as furries. Continue reading →
Gunfire rang out late Sunday near the home of Burkina Faso’s embattled President Roch Marc Christian Kabore, raising the specter that a military coup might still be under way after mutinous soldiers seized a military base earlier in the day. Continue reading →
A US-backed force in Syria said Sunday it was still fighting to regain full control of the country’s largest prison for Islamic State suspects, as the extent of the losses in a three-day standoff became clearer. Continue reading →
The US Navy announced Sunday it seized a boat in the Gulf of Oman carrying fertilizer used to make explosives that was caught last year smuggling weapons to Yemen. The British royal navy said it confiscated 1,041 kilograms (2,295 pounds) of illegal drugs in the same waters. Continue reading →
The False Claims Act, DOJ’s principal fraud-fighting statute, can be used to back up aggrieved tenants with the strong arm of the federal government. Continue reading →
In assessing the damage of the West End, it’s important not to view it either as an isolated example or in merely historic terms, confident that we would not make similar mistakes again. Continue reading →
Galvin, 71, has led the secretary’s office since 1995. The Democrat faces a primary challenge from Tanisha M. Sullivan, a corporate attorney and president of the NAACP’s Boston branch. Continue reading →
A 26-year-old man shot at Braintree’s South Shore Plaza Saturday remained hospitalized Sunday as authorities continued their investigation into the violence that led to a chaotic scene at the mall. Continue reading →
Tatum led the Celtics with a season-high 51 points, 31 coming in the first half, 10 rebounds and 7 assists in Sunday's 116-87 road win over the Wizards. Continue reading →
As the offense Rodgers directed to such high-scoring exploits in the regular season struggled just to hit double digits against the Rams. Continue reading →
Unlike most tech companies, Maine-based WEX's stock is up 12 percent in January and 25 percent since hitting bottom in late December. Continue reading →
“Houses With History,” an HGTV and High Noon Entertainment series, is looking for homeowners within 30 miles of Plymouth who have an antique or Colonial home in need of some serious renovation. Continue reading →
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