Bahar Amir Shams returned to the United States in 2016 with a plan to open a bakery with three of her sisters and send some of the proceeds back to Kabul to support single mothers. Continue reading →
The situation is, in many ways, exactly what many Democrats envisioned for her, but Healey insists running for governor was not on her radar until fairly recently. Continue reading →
The former husband of Ruth Marie Terry, the woman authorities identified as the “Lady of the Dunes” whose mutilated remains were discovered in Provincetown in 1974, was suspected of murdering a previous wife and her daughter in 1960 in Seattle. Continue reading →
The Canadian suspect should have been flagged by immigration officials and blocked from getting back into the United States after overstaying his authorized entry more than two decades ago, a federal official said Thursday. Continue reading →
The new recommendations eliminate numerical dose limits and caps on length of treatment for chronic pain patients that had been suggested in the landmark 2016 version of the agency’s advice. Continue reading →
“This increasing habit of demonizing opponents, of just yelling and thinking not just that, ‘I disagree with someone’ but that they are evil or wrong — that creates a dangerous climate,” Obama said. Continue reading →
Europe’s largest nuclear power plant was relying on emergency diesel generators to run its safety systems Thursday after external power from the Ukrainian electric grid was again cut off. Continue reading →
Prime Minister Yair Lapid of Israel conceded Israel’s election on Thursday evening to Benjamin Netanyahu, paving the way for Israel’s opposition leader to return as prime minister. Continue reading →
After already setting an annual record with dozens of ballistic launches in 2022, North Korea has further dialed up its testing activity since late September, including what it described as simulated nuclear attacks on South Korean and US targets. Continue reading →
Like its misguided collaboration with Russia, Germany’s engagement with China runs much deeper than a tone-deaf business delegation. Continue reading →
Dr. Sadeq Quraishi is accused of agreeing to pay an undercover federal agent who was posing as the mother of a teenage girl, prosecutors said. Continue reading →
What passes for political debate in the City Council has descended into the kind of tribal, venomous rhetoric that held Northern Ireland back for generations. Continue reading →
Poised to be the first Black woman to head the Massachusetts’ Attorney General’s office, Campbell’s blueprint for the job is rooted in both professional and lived experience. Continue reading →
What began as a personal project in 2020 has become a widely cited source on baseball stats, followed on Twitter by a couple dozen professional baseball players. Continue reading →
On Wednesday, House Speaker Ron Mariano cited economic uncertainty as a reason to not include structural tax reforms in the final economic development bill. Continue reading →
The Cambridge company now anticipates making $18 billion to $19 billion from the shots in 2022, down from its previous estimate of $21 billion. Continue reading →
In a half-century at The New Yorker, Mr. Booth drew roughly a score of covers and hundreds of zany cartoons for the inside pages. He became one of the most popular stars of the magazine. Continue reading →
The actress gives a career-best performance as an injured Afghanistan war vet in this drama costarring Brian Tyree Henry as a mechanic with his own history of trauma. Continue reading →
The artist, 24, grew up in New Delhi, going to Hindu temple with their family. They said people who menstruate aren’t allowed to enter temples while they’re menstruating. Anukriti's artmaking is a form of devotional protest, and it's now at Mills Gallery at Boston Center for the Arts. Continue reading →
Baryshnikov, who stars in Igor Golyak's unique adaptation of "The Cherry Orchard," explains how he connected with the Boston-based director, whether Chekhov intended his play as a comedy, and what he thinks about sharing a stage with a machine. Continue reading →
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