The Brockton demolition company was cited with 11 safety violations for creating unsafe working conditions and not adequately training its workers at the demolition site. Continue reading →
Rising mortgage rates, inflation, and a stark supply shortage have pushed housing even further out of reach for many, with some measures of affordability hitting their lowest point in over 30 years. Continue reading →
A procedural vote Tuesday advancing the funding bill succeeded easily, 72-23, after Democrats announced that the West Virginia senator’s proposal would be stripped from the final legislation. Continue reading →
The goal is to make the system faster, in part by giving asylum officers — not just immigration judges — the power to decide who can stay and who must be turned away. Continue reading →
Explosions under the Baltic Sea and the rupture of major natural gas pipelines from Russia to Germany appeared to be a deliberate attack, officials across Europe said Tuesday, deepening uncertainty about European energy security amid soaring prices and fears of running short of fuel over the winter. Continue reading →
The Kremlin paved the way Tuesday to annex more of Ukraine and escalate the war by claiming that residents of a large swath overwhelmingly supported joining with Russia in stage-managed referendums the United States and its Western allies have dismissed as illegitimate. Continue reading →
Hurricane Ian tore into western Cuba as a major hurricane Tuesday and left 1 million people without electricity, then churned on a collision course with Florida over warm Gulf waters amid expectations it would strengthen into a catastrophic Category 4 storm. Continue reading →
Not long after President Truman’s departure from the White House, Americans began “bowling alone.” That is, by scores of measures — from bowling to marriage to trust in our neighbors — American unity has slowly slumped for nearly half a century. Continue reading →
Massachusetts is one of the most expensive states, and since eligibility for federal health programs is based on the federal poverty level and does not take local cost of living into account, many who cannot meet their basic needs are ineligible for assistance. Continue reading →
Whether they love it or hate it, a cohort of commuters choose to wear their deep personal connections to the city’s beleaguered transit service on their sleeves with MBTA-themed tattoos. Continue reading →
"He’s always ready to take that next snap when he is called on," quarterbacks coach Joe Judge said of Hoyer, who may well start against the Packers Sunday. Continue reading →
The former BU forward, looking to force his way into a bottom-six job, got the Bruins on the board in the second and potted the winner at 1:12 of the extra session. Continue reading →
Coach Ime Udoka is absent for the season, but the other pieces are in place for the defending Eastern Conference champions, so why disturb that? Continue reading →
Mass General Brigham's savings will largely be achieved through a combination of lowered prices, reduced hospitalization rates, and shifting some hospital care to people’s homes. Continue reading →
The activist of second-wave feminism challenged herself, her peers, and the world at large to rethink long-held ideas about gender, race, and class. Continue reading →
The activist of second-wave feminism challenged herself, her peers, and the world at large to rethink long-held ideas about gender, race, and class. Continue reading →
Despite songs that touched on loneliness and heartbreak, not to mention the horrors of dating online, Jepsen delivered a spirited, high-energy set that proved the power of the perfect song multiple times over. Continue reading →
Sweeney won’t be at every Comedy Den show, but he’ll headline some and drop in on others. “I’m the house comedian, if you want to call it that,” he says. Continue reading →
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