A study sheds new light on the full spectrum of chemicals that can leak into homes, finding 21 different chemicals designated by the Environmental Protection Agency as hazardous air pollutants. Continue reading →
Tommy Welch has run his 7,000-student region, which encompasses East Boston, the North End, and Charlestown, like a mini-district by building relationships through frequent visits. Continue reading →
Governor Charlie Baker said he is “concerned about the recent challenge” but didn’t give a definitive answer when asked whether he knew about serious safety failures at the T. Continue reading →
Mary Skipper has seen the superintendent job in Boston open up before, but this time felt different, and struck her as a calling she could not ignore. Continue reading →
Maxwell, 60, the daughter of British media magnate Robert Maxwell, had been convicted on Dec. 29 of sex trafficking and other counts after a monthlong trial in Manhattan. Continue reading →
Footage shot by Alex Holder includes interviews from the campaign trail, as well as footage shot before and after the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the Capitol. Continue reading →
Colombia’s truth commission on Tuesday called on the government to stop focusing on prohibiting illicit drugs — a cause of violence, it said, in the country’s decadeslong civil conflict — and instead become a global leader in “strict legal regulation.” Continue reading →
Group of Seven leaders said in a statement that the money would be used to ease what they called a “multidimensional crisis” that has left as many as 323 million people at high risk of food shortages. Continue reading →
MADRID — NATO’s top official said Tuesday that Turkey had dropped its objections to the membership of Sweden and Finland, two historically nonaligned nations that, alarmed by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, have asked to join the military alliance. Continue reading →
The mother of Harmony Montgomery expressed hope Tuesday that the missing child’s biological father will disclose what happened to the now 8-year-old girl to reduce any prison sentence he may face. Continue reading →
A search committee had hoped to present a more diverse slate of finalists, but two would be-finalists, a Latina and a Black woman, withdrew prior to the announcement. Continue reading →
Smart has heard the chatter that he's not the right fit for this team, but said, “I’m still the longest-tenured Celtic. So for me, I take it as a compliment." Continue reading →
The DNA-altering technology has revolutionized life sciences research and is making strides in potential one-and-done treatments for sickle cell disease, genetic liver conditions, and more. Continue reading →
Former state Attorney General Martha Coakley has rejoined Boston law firm Foley Hoag as co-chair of the firm’s State Attorney General practice after leaving Juul Labs. Continue reading →
With more than 80 screen credits to her name, Ms. Mara is best known for her recurring role on “ER” playing patient Loretta Sweet, and her stretch as Inspector Bryn Carson, a main character on “Nash Bridges.” Continue reading →
Mr. Stenger had served in the role as the sergeant-at-arms of the Senate since 2018 and had previously worked for the Secret Service for more than three decades. Continue reading →
Entertainment giants like Disney, Netflix, Paramount, and Comcast said they would cover employee travel expenses to states where abortions remain legal. Continue reading →
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