Sherry Masulit-Alcala lives in Hawaii and had originally planned to come to the Four Corners last year with her husband, Raul “Rudy” Alcala — the tickets were all booked and everything. Continue reading →
Allie Missler never wanted a third child, until Stevie. By the time she volunteered her home for emergency short-term foster care in 2017, she and her husband had already raised two kids. Continue reading →
The vote caps a chaotic months-long process that saw dramatic shifts in leadership, accusations of Open Meeting Law violations, a number of controversial amendments, demands to delay the vote, deep racial tensions, a last-minute lawsuit, and, in one particularly shocking moment, an invocation of age-old tensions between Catholics and Protestants. Continue reading →
With $3 billion tax refunds going out to taxpayers under a separate law, legislators chose to include only “one-time investments” in the agreement that emerged Wednesday. Continue reading →
Inside the command center for the US Capitol Police, a handful of officers were going through their routines early Friday morning, cycling through live feeds from the department’s 1,800 cameras used to monitor the nearby Capitol complex as well as some points beyond, when an officer stopped. Continue reading →
With 84 percent of ballots counted as of 10 a.m. local time Wednesday, Netanyahu’s right-wing bloc looked poised to pick up 65 seats, well beyond the 61 needed to form a majority in Israel’s 120-member Knesset. But the results will probably change as more ballots are tallied. Continue reading →
Ethiopia’s warring sides agreed Wednesday to a permanent cessation of hostilities in a two-year conflict whose victims could be counted in the hundreds of thousands, but enormous challenges lie ahead, including getting all parties to lay down arms or withdraw. Continue reading →
Responding to a veto from the mayor, the Boston City Council on Wednesday approved a slightly more modest pay raise for elected officials, backing away from the $125,000 city councilor salary that had drawn public criticism. Continue reading →
Their interest in Ime Udoka continues to expose them as a desperate franchise looking for any path to salvage what they still believe is a championship window. Continue reading →
Alsym's founders say they’ve built a new kind of rechargeable battery that delivers the performance of lithium ion cells at half the cost. Continue reading →
The apparent ceasefire comes after three years in which the Back Bay Association fought against the Massachusetts Convention Center Authority’s efforts to close the Hynes and focus on a BCEC expansion. Continue reading →
Mr. Smith sometimes joked that he was a bit like a “Black Forrest Gump,” who over a long and eventful life witnessed firsthand many of the central moments of the African American experience. Continue reading →
Julie Powell narrated her struggles in the kitchen in a funny, lacerating voice that struck a nerve with a rising generation of disaffected contemporaries. Continue reading →
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