Concerns about the state attempting to place BPS into receivership mounted last week, after news broke that the state would conduct a review of the district. Continue reading →
Supreme Court nominations are one of the rare times when the business of Congress breaks through to average Americans — and lawmakers dreaming of the White House don’t want to miss the moment. Continue reading →
Ukrainian forces battled continuing Russian efforts to occupy Mariupol and claimed to have retaken a strategic suburb of Kyiv on Tuesday, mounting a defense so dogged that it is stoking fears Russia’s Vladimir Putin will escalate the war to new heights. Continue reading →
The startling report comes amid a growing realization that COVID-19’s toll extends beyond the lives of nearly 1 million Americans claimed directly by the disease. Continue reading →
The outcome of the trial could have a ripple effect, helping other Capitol riot defendants decide whether to let a judge or a jury decide their case. Continue reading →
A federal judge in Ohio has blocked some elements of the Biden administration’s attempt to limit deportations by giving narrower “priorities” to Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers, a ruling that potentially leaves more immigrants subject to arrest and detention. Continue reading →
Emergency workers have found no survivors more than 24 hours after a Boeing 737 plane carrying 132 people crashed in southern China, officials said Tuesday. Continue reading →
Prime Minister Imran Khan of Pakistan is fighting for his political survival after opposition political parties have moved for a no-confidence motion in Parliament and the country’s powerful military has withdrawn its support for his government. Continue reading →
Military analysts had expected Russian forces to quickly destroy or paralyze Ukraine’s air defenses and military aircraft, yet neither has happened. Instead, “Top Gun”-style aerial dogfights, rare in modern warfare, are now raging above the country. Continue reading →
A US District Court judge ruled that state law gave Governor Charlie Baker's administration “broad discretion” in terminating the-then head of the Commission for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing after it investigated his ties to a fraternity where members wore robes resembling Ku Klux Klan garb. Continue reading →
Organizers of the South Boston St. Patrick’s Day Parade emphasized Monday that a group of people wearing neo-Nazi insignia along its route Sunday were “neither invited, nor welcome at our parade.” Continue reading →
The complicated process of weighing immediate needs against maintaining depth in the minor leagues has been thrown into a blender as teams try and prepare their players and make decisions in a condensed time frame. Continue reading →
The Bruins captain is on an expiring contract and hasn't divulged his plans, but if he were to retire, there had better be a plan in place for that contingency. Continue reading →
A new report has found that Facebook failed to detect blatant hate speech and calls to violence against Myanmar’s Rohingya Muslim minority years after such behavior was found to have played a determining role in the genocide against them. Continue reading →
In the year following the expiration of the eviction moratorium in October 2020, over half of filings occurred in areas where the majority of residents identified as Black, Latino, Asian American/Pacific Islander, or Indigenous. Continue reading →
Ms. Madden, who wrote books on decorating, was sometimes compared to Martha Stewart, the steely lifestyle guru — but a kinder, gentler version. Continue reading →
Ms. Madden, who wrote books on decorating, was sometimes compared to Martha Stewart, the steely lifestyle guru — but a kinder, gentler version. Continue reading →
The sold-out Mitski shows, originally scheduled for Monday and Tuesday, were two of the first scheduled at Roadrunner, the shiny new music venue at Boston Landing. Continue reading →
The lineup of eight musicals announced Tuesday includes two shows that will be making a return to Boston: “Come From Away” and the previously announced “Hamilton.” Continue reading →
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