The charging documents outline a plot pulled straight from “The Americans” TV series, about KGB agents raising a family near Washington, D.C. Continue reading →
The sweeping vision includes restoring and coming up with new uses for the park’s bear dens, which have sat defunct for decades, and building a new stage and seating for the Elma Lewis Playhouse. Continue reading →
The study, by scientists at the University of Massachusetts Lowell, endorsed the use of so-called green hydrogen for heating buildings in Massachusetts and recommended the state consider adopting hydrogen as a clean fuel. Continue reading →
Fed Chairman Jerome Powell and his colleagues are expected to announce another increase in interest rates on Wednesday. But critics say they aren't giving enough weight to the impact of their actions on average Americans, who face possible job losses as rates continue to rise. Continue reading →
Alcohol-related deaths, disability, and property damage cost Massachusetts at least $5.6 billion annually, while causing thousands of deaths and illnesses. Yet revenues from alcohol-specific taxes fall far short of repaying those costs. Continue reading →
As humans warm the planet, the once reliably frigid and frozen Arctic is becoming wetter and stormier, with shifts in its climate and seasons that are forcing local communities, wildlife, and ecosystems to adapt, scientists said. Continue reading →
Researchers aim to track 1 million people from all walks of life for at least a decade to better understand the complex combinations of factors that determine why one sibling gets sick and not another, or why a cure for one patient fails in another. Continue reading →
A relatively peaceful, if abrupt, transfer of presidential power in Peru last week has shifted into violence and unrest as supporters of the former president intensified claims that his ouster was illegitimate and have staged attacks against police stations, courthouses, factories, airports, and journalists. Continue reading →
The transfer of a Libyan suspect to the United States to stand trial in the 1988 Lockerbie airliner bombing has stoked tensions in Libya, where some in the divided country saw the handover, under murky circumstances, as an abduction rather than an extradition. Continue reading →
The British Museum in London is reportedly in discussions with Greece concerning what would be the mother of all de-acquisitions: The so-called Elgin Marbles. Continue reading →
Joshua Miller was forced to testify at the bribery trial of Jie “Jack” Zhao and Peter Brand in US District Court in Boston after a judge denied the Globe’s request to quash a subpoena by the government. Continue reading →
While COVID made Christmas in the City’s reach more modest, it never went away. This year, its volunteers will deliver to 38 homeless shelters in and around Boston. Continue reading →
The Boston Finance Commission’s recommendations come one month after the school system’s current transportation operator, Transdev, emerged as the only bidder. Continue reading →
While pitching for the Phillies, Mr. Simmons was a three-time All-Star. In his mid-30s, after coming back from elbow surgery, he pitched for the St. Louis Cardinals’ 1964 NL pennant winners. Continue reading →
Angelo Badalamenti created otherworldly scores for many David Lynch productions, from “Blue Velvet” and “Twin Peaks” to “Mulholland Drive." Continue reading →
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu served coffee cake from My Grandma’s of New England when she hosted the Prince William and Kate at City Hall last month, Wu said Tuesday during a monthly appearance on WGBH’s “Boston Public Radio.” Continue reading →
Whether you are searching for the fruits for the first time or your 50th time, take advantage and go shop now. “This time of year, they are perfect.” Continue reading →
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