The Charles River Watershed Association says the university's exclusive use of two swaths of waterfront property needs to come to an end. Continue reading →
The senators questioned the leaders of the transit agency and its regulator in an aggressive style typically seen during congressional examinations of Wall Street titans and chief executives of technology companies. Continue reading →
Logan L. Clegg, described by police as a “highly dangerous” transient with no local ties, claimed self-defense in the Spokane, Wash., death and wasn’t prosecuted. Continue reading →
Authorities said an armed 15-year-old boy set off on a rampage, fatally shooting five people and leaving a normally calm neighborhood grappling with the aftermath of devastating violence, as investigators tried to piece together a motive for the attacks. Continue reading →
There can be no new applicants for DACA and that those who are already in the program can continue to be in it and renew their applications. Continue reading →
Prosecutors of Florida school shooter Nikolas Cruz called for an investigation Friday after a juror said another panelist threatened her during the deliberations that ended with a life sentence for Cruz’s murder of 17 people four years ago at Parkland’s Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School. Continue reading →
In a stark retreat, Prime Minister Liz Truss of Britain on Friday fired her finance minister and partly reversed a tax plan that had rattled global financial markets, unsettled investors, and set off a spiraling crisis that still threatens her political survival. Continue reading →
With criticism from pro-war bloggers over the reported deaths of new recruits fighting in Ukraine intensifying, President Vladimir Putin of Russia on Friday defended his recent draft, saying he had no regrets about the war in Ukraine. Continue reading →
The North Korean moves suggest it is reviving an old playbook of stoking fears of war with provocative weapons tests before it seeks to win greater concessions from its rivals. Continue reading →
Unless lawmakers revise the 1986 law, the biggest beneficiaries of Massachusetts’ tax refunds will be the state’s wealthiest households — while the poorest residents stand to get nothing. Continue reading →
Voters should have a full understanding of the implications of the question, because it affects not just those without legal immigration status but also law enforcement, insurers, other drivers for "technical" reasons, and everyone else as a value judgment. Continue reading →
Middlesex District Attorney Marian T. Ryan’s office is reviewing all cases involving Woburn police Officer John Donnelly, who’s currently on leave while his department investigates allegations he attended and helped plan the deadly 2017 “Unite the Right” rally in Charlottesville, Va. Continue reading →
Ashley Gonzalez, the chief of the Brookline Police Department, was fired Friday by a unanimous vote of the town’s select board following an investigation into allegations of sexual harassment. Continue reading →
Educators in the two districts “are in the middle of major contract battles that are coming to a head,” the Massachusetts Teachers Association said on its website. Continue reading →
Before a boisterous crowd of nearly 22,000 in Montreal's Bell Centre, defense was largely optional and the teams played down to the wire. Continue reading →
Jones has shown consistent improvement in mobility during the media windows of practice, but it's unclear how much he has been able to do during team periods. Continue reading →
The deal would unite the country’s two largest supermarket chains, which have been forced by rising costs and competition from Walmart and Amazon to choose between cutting into their profit or their customers’ wallets. Continue reading →
The author of the “Divergent” series discusses her new adult fiction release that may make you want to turn off your phone — forever. Continue reading →
On Thursday night in Symphony Hall, conductor Andrés Orozco-Estrada made his BSO debut with works by Tchaikovsky, Bartok, Enescu, and Mozart. Continue reading →
Scottish actor Robbie Coltrane, who played a crime-solving psychologist on TV series “Cracker” and the half-giant Hagrid in the “Harry Potter” movies, has died. Continue reading →
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