The stubborn thicket of problems persists, despite ongoing efforts by Mayor Michelle Wu and her administration to tackle the humanitarian crisis that unfolds daily near the intersection of Massachusetts Avenue and Melnea Cass Boulevard. Continue reading →
Bradley Rein, of Hingham, was arraigned on a charge of reckless homicide by motor vehicle Tuesday morning in Hingham District Court, where a not guilty plea was entered for him. Continue reading →
Despite the defeat of a ballot measure that would have established that there is no right to an abortion in Kentucky’s state constitution, the procedure is still almost entirely banned. Continue reading →
The Supreme Court, without comment, rejected Donald Trump's plea for an order that would have prevented the Treasury Department from giving six years of tax returns for Trump and some of his businesses to the Democratic-controlled House Ways and Means Committee. Continue reading →
The pandemic order has become a de facto tool for immigration enforcement. The US Border Patrol has conducted 2.4 million expulsions under the policy since it was put into effect by the Trump administration. Continue reading →
A monumental effort to clear up to 6 1/2-half feet of snow is nearly complete, an effort that involved armies of people, hundreds of plows, loaders, snowblowers, and tracked vehicles, and one four-story mountain of cleared snow. Continue reading →
Decades after the last bison vanished from their tribal lands, the Cherokee Nation is part of a nationwide resurgence of Indigenous people seeking to reconnect with the humpbacked, shaggy-haired animals that occupy a crucial place in centuries-old tradition and belief. Continue reading →
Ukrainians could face rolling blackouts from now through March in frigid, snowy weather because Russian airstrikes have caused “colossal” damage to the power grid, officials said. To cope, authorities are urging people to stock up on supplies and evacuate hard-hit areas. Continue reading →
The Iranian drones that Russia has used to attack military targets and civilians in Ukraine are built with parts almost exclusively made by companies with headquarters in the United States, Europe, and Asia, according to a report issued Tuesday by a weapons research group. Continue reading →
Barely a week after no longer requiring residents to show a negative COVID test to use mass transit, authorities in the northern Chinese city of Shijiazhuang have locked down much of the city for five days as infections surge. Continue reading →
The data also consistently showed that year after year female students earn less on average than male students, English learners earn less than native English speakers, and significant wage gaps exist among students with disabilities compared to those without. Continue reading →
A nationally known skills trainer to NBA players, who was transported from Rhode Island to Massachusetts to face rape and drugging charges, pleaded not guilty in a Boston courtroom Tuesday morning. Continue reading →
Since Thursday, round trips on the line have been delayed 0.28 minutes, or about 17 seconds, according to TransitMatters. Before the shutdown, commuters could expect a delay of just under six minutes. Continue reading →
Tatum offered his thoughts on the players he studies most (Kevin Durant, DeMar DeRozan, Jimmy Butler) and the younger players he's watching. But he didn't just talk basketball — he's also launching his own candy company. Continue reading →
A proposal by coaches would make Thanksgiving the final day of the regular season, followed by the playoffs. Under the current system, the timing of Thanksgiving games leaves some teams to decide whether to play starters and others with only pride at stake. Continue reading →
Rural hospitals were under economic strain before the COVID-19 pandemic, and the problems have worsened as costs to provide care have increased. Continue reading →
In recent years, billions of dollars in losses have plunged the long-term care insurance industry into financial crisis, prompting some of the largest insurers to cease writing individual policies. Continue reading →
To help with the Trustees of Reservations' first project, reviving a crumbling pier in East Boston, a number of roundtable executives opened their companies’ checkbooks. Continue reading →
One of the most internationally famous Cuban singer-songwriters, Pablo Milanes recorded dozens of albums and hits including “Yolanda.” Continue reading →
From how long to roast to how to make giblet gravy, here's how to cook the perfect turkey this Thanksgiving. Discover more Thanksgiving recipes, ideas, and advice here. Continue reading →
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