In a 6-3 decision, the Supreme Court on Friday voted to reinstate the death penalty handed down to Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev. Continue reading →
A sleep-deprived Zelensky moves secretly among bunkers in the capital, Kyiv, as he shares his defiance — and, by extension, his country’s — with a riveted global audience via video selfies and social media. Continue reading →
Just two years after starting her “dream” job as a trooper, Bucci was fatally injured when a tractor-trailer hauling 10,000 gallons of gasoline slammed into her marked cruiser on Interstate 93 in Stoneham late Thursday, State Police said. Continue reading →
A new survey suggests that despite the disruptions of the COVID era, primary care offices actually improved in how they communicated with patients and coordinated care last year, compared with before the pandemic. Continue reading →
Russian troops Friday seized the biggest nuclear power plant in Europe after a middle-of-the-night attack that set it on fire and briefly raised worldwide fears of a catastrophe in the most chilling turn yet in Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine. Continue reading →
The bill — modeled after a similar abortion ban in Mississippi that the US Supreme Court appears poised to uphold — now heads to the desk of Governor Ron DeSantis as part of a sweeping push by Republicans to put the state at the forefront of the nation’s culture wars. Continue reading →
The Florida Senate passed a sweeping new bill overhauling the state’s electoral process, adding new restrictions to the state election code and establishing a law enforcement office dedicated solely to investigating election crimes. Continue reading →
A student shot and wounded an administrator and a school resource officer Friday at a suburban Kansas City high school, and the student also was wounded when the officer returned fire, authorities said. Continue reading →
No armed faction immediately claimed responsibility for the attack. Both Islamic State and the Pakistani Taliban — a militant group separate from the Taliban in Afghanistan — have orchestrated similar attacks in the past in that area of Pakistan, which borders Afghanistan. Continue reading →
The announcement late Friday by Senate President Karen E. Spilka and House Speaker Ronald Mariano puts the State House in line with other public spaces in Boston and other communities, where officials have relaxed various rules amid a decline in COVID-19 infections and hospitalizations. Continue reading →
The tourist attraction undergoes routine maintenance regularly, but last had a major assessment in 2014 after Superstorm Sandy. The area that collapsed was not thought to have been affected by that storm. Continue reading →
With the work stoppage bleeding from the offseason into the regular season, it’s worth taking stock of how the industry got to this point. Continue reading →
If he is coming back to play, San Francisco is the perfect spot. It would be the height of hubris and obstinance for Kyle Shanahan to pass this time. Continue reading →
Jaye Foucher moved to Alaska to prepare for the legendary race, but when her dog was killed and several were injured during a training run, she thought she'd lose out on her dream. Instead, she'll participate in a "small way" when the race begins on Saturday. Continue reading →
Medical tech firm InterSystems is in talks to lease roughly 400,000 square feet in the One Congress office tower under construction downtown. Continue reading →
The new Massachusetts probe and a separate investigation by Texas officials could force some major changes in how the hugely popular media company does business. Continue reading →
Chiklis believes there is so much more to Auerbach, whom he praises as a “benevolent dictator” who was also “progressive and forward thinking,” having helped usher in a new era for basketball. Continue reading →
Comedian Lenny Clarke gave fans a scare on Thursday, sharing a photo on Facebook where he was surrounded EMTs and thanking them for “zapping [him] back to life.” Continue reading →
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