The report determined Black and Latino drivers were more likely than white drivers to be subjected to searches during stops and had a higher chance of receiving a criminal citation or being arrested. Continue reading →
The suit alleges that Harvard ignored numerous warning signs, enabling professor John Comaroff to sexually harass one student and damage her career, as well as the careers of two classmates who spoke in her defense. Continue reading →
Canada halted exports of potatoes from Prince Edward Island to tame the spread of a soil-borne pest called potato wart. The move could have an outsize impact in Massachusetts, where residents consume 75 million pounds of the spuds annually. Continue reading →
In the days since the RNC passed the resolution at its winter meeting, a handful of Republicans have criticized the move as everything from a political distraction to a shame on the party. McConnell was among the most blunt. Continue reading →
“This is one of our most pressing national security, law enforcement, and public health challenges, and we must do more as a nation and a government to protect our most precious resource — American lives,” the bipartisan report said. Continue reading →
The complex dynamics among veterans’ groups that had been united just months ago reflected both general exhaustion with war among American voters and shifting domestic politics on the right and the left. Continue reading →
Efforts by French President Emmanuel Macron to defuse the threat of a Russian invasion of Ukraine yielded little visible progress Tuesday, as he hopped from Moscow to Kyiv to Berlin with no tangible assurance tensions would ease. Continue reading →
As Ottawa residents woke up Tuesday to their 12th day of protesters occupying the core of Canada’s capital, the demonstrations continued to reverberate beyond Canada, with a new road blockade temporarily cutting off the country’s busiest link to the United States and copycat convoys spreading to New Zealand and Australia. Continue reading →
An Israeli court on Tuesday postponed the corruption trial of former prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu following media reports that police had unlawfully hacked the phone of a key prosecution witness using Pegasus spyware supplied by Israel’s NSO Group. Continue reading →
Despite Trump’s popularity with his cult-like base, his attempted auto-coup is a huge target for Republican rivals. Think of the completely accurate campaign ads that could be made encapsulating Trump’s foul scheming in a TV nutshell. Continue reading →
The Baker administration based its criteria on 2020 tax returns, making eligible those who earned at least $12,750 in income from a job — the rough equivalent of working 20 hours a week, for 50 weeks, at the state’s minimum wage in 2020 — and whose total income did not exceed 300 percent of the federal poverty level. Continue reading →
Canada halted exports of potatoes from Prince Edward Island to tame the spread of a soil-borne pest called potato wart. The move could have an outsize impact in Massachusetts, where residents consume 75 million pounds of the spuds annually. Continue reading →
The dust-up comes several months after the IUE-CWA and its allies launched a “Bring It Home GE” campaign to pressure the company to reinvest in domestic manufacturing and pare back its offshoring. Continue reading →
Mr. Trumbull spent six decades expanding cinematic horizons, with much of that work done at a studio compound in New Marlborough in the Berkshires. Continue reading →
Mr. Trumbull spent six decades expanding cinematic horizons, with much of that work done at a studio compound in New Marlborough in the Berkshires. Continue reading →
What are your favorite self-indulgences? We asked local figures from the food world and beyond to share the foods they crave when they want to indulge in something special. Continue reading →
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