The move is an attempt to overcome a political liability and hold onto the Democrats’ slim congressional majorities. But it does have a grounding in truth. Continue reading →
In the absence of strong support from the city, community members have stepped up and tried to support families forced to mourn again after gang disputes desecrated the gravesites of their children. Continue reading →
At first, chefs who wanted to open their own places headed west to diner-rich suburbs of Newton and beyond. Now the exodus has headed north, where independent restaurateurs are finding community support. Continue reading →
Lieutenant Governor Brian A. Benjamin of New York resigned Tuesday as the state’s second-in-command, hours after federal prosecutors unsealed an indictment accusing him of directing a brazen scheme to funnel illegal donations to his past political campaigns and cover up the criminal activity. Continue reading →
Police hunted late into the night for the gunman who opened fire Tuesday on a subway train in Brooklyn, an attack that left 10 people wounded by gunfire. The search focused partly on a man who police say rented a van possibly connected to the violence. Continue reading →
Sri Lanka was supposed to be a postwar success story. Instead, it is the latest democratic nation backsliding into authoritarianism, under the misguided policies of a ruler who critics say is more focused on protecting his family’s political dynasty. Continue reading →
Prime Minister Boris Johnson was battling for his own survival again, after police fined him for attending a lockdown party in Downing Street that broke coronavirus laws made in the very same building. Continue reading →
Already doubts are building as to the German government’s commitment to its own radical plans to rearm and wean itself from Russian energy. Continue reading →
Some members of the House select committee expressed concern that making a criminal referral of Donald Trump would only further politicize the Department of Justice’s investigations into the insurrection. That’s the wrong impulse. Continue reading →
I am upset about likely damage to the reputation of a UMass Boston faculty member who has been publicly named and raked over the coals. Continue reading →
From better access to counseling for officers to a more holistic approach to community policing, allocating funds to mental health programs is at the forefront of early conversations about this year's policing budget Continue reading →
Mayor Michelle Wu said Tuesday that the 126th Boston Marathon on April 18 will be “the glorious return that we’ve all been hoping for.” Wu made the comments during a City Hall briefing Tuesday afternoon that was also attended by police and race officials. Continue reading →
Following an 0-for-17 start to his season, the center fielder had an extended session in the batting cage Monday. On Tuesday, he had two doubles. Continue reading →
BlackRock, Fidelity, and several other investors agreed to put $400 million in new cash into Circle, which is planning to go public later this year by merging with a special purpose acquisition company. Continue reading →
Continual distractions during Monday night's show at the Orpheum didn’t do much to help Hall generate a coherent performance throughout a single song, let alone a whole set. Continue reading →
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