The records come three months after the administration of Florida Governor Ron DeSantis unceremoniously stranded migrants in Martha’s Vineyard. Continue reading →
A study by researchers at UMass Lowell on hydrogen’s potential seemed innocuous enough. But hundreds of pages of e-mail correspondence now raise questions about the influence the gas industry may have had on the report. Continue reading →
The Senate on Wednesday took a crucial step toward passing landmark legislation to provide federal protections for same-sex marriages, as 12 Republicans joined Democrats to advance the Respect for Marriage Act, putting it on track to become law in the twilight of the Democratic-held Congress. Continue reading →
ABC, NBC, and CBS all decided to stick with previously scheduled entertainment programming — reality show “Bachelor in Paradise” on ABC, science fiction drama “La Brea” on NBC, and a fictionalized show about the FBI on CBS. Continue reading →
A space capsule hurtled toward the moon Wednesday for the first time in 50 years, following a thunderous launch of NASA’s mightiest rocket in a dress rehearsal for astronaut flights. Continue reading →
It was Lula’s first trip outside Brazil since winning the presidential election at the end of October, and he basked in the optimism many people here feel now that a defender of an ecosystem that is crucial to the global climate is back in power. Continue reading →
World leaders at the Group of 20 summit meeting struggled to find common ground on the war in Ukraine in their closing statement Wednesday, underscoring the gulf between the West and other countries on Russia’s actions. Continue reading →
Poland’s president said Wednesday that a Ukrainian air defense missile had most probably caused a deadly explosion in his country a day earlier, calling it an “unfortunate accident” and easing fears that his country and its NATO allies could be drawn into a direct conflict with Russia. Continue reading →
The reality is that we’re rapidly approaching the limits of what we can currently do to drive “mode shift” — encouraging people to forgo their personal vehicles and instead choose transit, carpooling, biking, and walking. Continue reading →
We need to identify additional sources of funding, such as federal money from the American Rescue Plan Act and the Inflation Reduction Act, that will assist ratepayers, not ask more of them. Continue reading →
The Christmas holiday is simply the biggest commercial frenzy of the entire year, and early decorations signal it’s time to start spending. Continue reading →
The state’s high court on Wednesday ended the suspension of Newton District Court Judge Shelley Joseph, allowing her to return to the bench after the justice department dropped charges accusing her of helping an undocumented immigrant evade a federal agent who had come to the courthouse to detain him in 2018. Continue reading →
Davison was about to fly back to Maine with his G League teammates when word came down that a guard was needed in Atlanta, after Marcus Smart joined Malcolm Brogdon on the injured list. Continue reading →
With Jaylen Brown in foul trouble, Jayson Tatum struggling with his shot, and another injured player, Celtics coach Joe Mazzulla looks further down the bench for production, and finds it. Continue reading →
The students have their housing paid for by the college in exchange for supervising dorms, but many hope that organizing formally will lead to additional compensation and fairer working conditions. Continue reading →
The region recorded the lowest October home sales in a decade, while prices have cooled considerably since hitting all-time highs earlier this year. Continue reading →
Good Housekeeping’s first female top editor, Ellen Levine's keen sense of what American women wanted from a magazine also led her to success as Hearst Magazines’ editorial director and Oprah Winfrey’s partner in creating an instant newsstand hit. Continue reading →
Virginia McLaurin, who was born into a family of Black sharecroppers in the Jim Crow South and took a star turn as a centenarian when she danced with the Obamas at the White House, died Monday. Continue reading →
It may feel early, but a new film starring Will Ferrell and Ryan Reynolds is about to jump-start a season of holiday streaming. Location manager Mark Fitzgerald popped open the hood on the Boston-based production. Continue reading →
Michelangelo’s “David," Leonardo da Vinci’s Mona Lisa, and Vincent van Gogh’s “Starry Night,” will all be on display in Boston starting Friday — their LEGO versions, that is. Continue reading →
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