Environmental groups have long battled the timber industry over the sanctity of national forests, but the stakes in those perennial battles have risen in recent years. Continue reading →
As the campaigns sprint to the Dec. 6 runoff election, the split-ticket voters are emerging as a rare pool of individuals who could actually be up for grabs, in a race where no further voter registration is permitted. Continue reading →
In Massachusetts, 45 minors have received permission from state regulators to legally consume medical cannabis, after getting the required recommendations from both a pediatrician and another doctor. Continue reading →
“Sorry everyone but I did not plan this I promise things just fell in place like I was led by the Satan,” Andre Bing wrote on a note that was left on his phone, the Chesapeake Police Department said Friday. Continue reading →
In September, 14-year-old Ariyanna Ghala and her friends launched their free period pantry outside a church in Vienna, filling the two-foot wide, one-foot deep and 2.5-foot tall wooden container they constructed with donated pads and tampons. Continue reading →
The blaze set off a flurry of questions on Chinese social media about whether COVID restrictions had hampered the rescue or prevented residents from escaping their apartments or the building. Continue reading →
Russian forces shelled Kherson and the surrounding area 49 times Thursday and Friday, the head of the Kherson regional military administration, Yaroslav Yanushevych, said. Thursday was one of the deadliest days since the Kremlin ordered its forces to retreat. Continue reading →
The prime suspect in the murder of a woman on an Australian beach four years ago was arrested in New Delhi’s outskirts three weeks after he was targeted with a 1 million Australian dollar ($677,000) reward, authorities said Friday. Continue reading →
The International Energy Agency projects that by 2050, more than half of all oil and gas will be used to make plastics and petrochemicals. This has enormous climate impacts. Continue reading →
A recent article reveals the not-so-subtle financial influence and lobbying impacts of the gas utilities and their allies on the results of a UMass Lowell study on green hydrogen. Continue reading →
The Warrior Games is an annual sports competition for wounded, ill, and injured active-duty and veteran US military service members. Continue reading →
While the US were content with a deadlock against the world No. 5 English on Friday, they were going for the victory much of the match because they believed they could get it. Continue reading →
The Celtics don’t have more than one day off until Dec. 8-9, a stretch that includes two back-to-backs and a two-games-in-three-days against the rival Miami Heat. Continue reading →
Eight years after its founding, Christina Pardy’s Boston-based knitwear business has scored a licensing deal with the National Football League. Continue reading →
Many are reluctant to spend unless there is a big sale and are being more selective with what they will buy — in many cases, trading down to cheaper stuff and less expensive stores. Continue reading →
A celebrated filmmaker aligned with the French New Wave, Jean-Marie Straub sparked critical debate with films he made with his wife, Danièle Huillet. Continue reading →
In the summer of 2001, Harriet Bograd decided to visit her daughter Margie, who had taken a summer job in a remote village in Ghana. Continue reading →
Each episode follows a different character. We know nothing about the crime they’ve been accused of, but the episode then looks back at what brought the defendant to court. Continue reading →
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