With just two weeks remaining before Republicans take control of the House, Richard Neal and his Democratic colleagues voted Tuesday night to release the Donald Trump's returns. Continue reading →
The Supreme Judicial Court said overturning the decision was necessary due to a critical legal error by the judge who handled the trial. Continue reading →
Instead of chopping down the shrub-like greenery in his Somerville backyard, this resident convinced others it could make a perfect Christmas tree. Continue reading →
While known for their emergency shelters, Pine Street and other homelessness providers are creating more housing that aims to keep people off the streets long term. Continue reading →
Mental health is an individual journey. But it's more than that. Society undeniably affects wellness. How the world allows you to move is a factor. And we, as a nationwide community of all ages and identities, are unwell. Continue reading →
One of the most expansive immigration restrictions along the US-Mexico border remained in force Tuesday evening as lawyers for the Biden administration, migrant rights activists, and Republican governors debated its continued use in written briefs submitted to the Supreme Court. Continue reading →
Top lawmakers on Tuesday unveiled a sprawling spending package that would keep the government open through next fall after reaching a compromise on billions of dollars in federal spending, including more emergency aid to Ukraine. Continue reading →
By the time President Biden appeared in the Oval Office this month to announce that Brittney Griner had been freed after nearly 10 months of captivity in Russia, the news had already reached Diane Foley by text in her small-town home in New Hampshire. A wave of relief washed through her. Another one finally out. Another one coming home. Continue reading →
When demand for fever-reducing drugs more than quadrupled the price of ibuprofen, a city in eastern China began rationing sales by selling the pills individually. Continue reading →
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is preparing to visit Washington on Wednesday, according to three AP sources, in what would be his first known trip outside the country since Russia’s invasion began in February. Continue reading →
The scenes captured the intractability of a war that began nearly 10 months ago between two antagonists presenting very different versions of the conflict. Continue reading →
Anyone who cherishes our democracy should be profoundly grateful for the light the House panel has shed, not just on that stunning day itself but on the lying and scheming that led to the violent storming of the Capitol. Continue reading →
Instead of chopping down the shrub-like greenery in his Somerville backyard, this resident convinced others it could make a perfect Christmas tree. Continue reading →
The DOC will implement new mental health policies to address a scathing report released in 2020 that found inmates had harmed themselves or even died in custody due to a lack of proper care and supervision. Continue reading →
With roaring back nines, epic meltdowns, and clutch putts, Augusta National has been the stage for some of golf’s most memorable moments. Continue reading →
Clifton scored the first goal of the game and added and an assist, part of a 2-4—6 contribution the Bruins blue liners in the win over the Panthers. Continue reading →
While the once red hot sector of crypto and fintech startups has all but shut down, startups working on energy and climate solutions ― a strong point for the region ― are still in vogue. Continue reading →
A lifelong Cambridge resident who entered politics after her husband, former Cambridge mayor Leonard Russell, died in office, Mrs. Russell served on the City Council for 14 years. Continue reading →
A relentless, irascible subterranean explorer, Marion Smith was believed to have visited more caves than anyone else in human history. Continue reading →
Mr. Browning's gem against the Dodgers was one of just 23 perfect games in major league history and the only one for the Reds, baseball's oldest professional franchise. Continue reading →
The latest adventure of Shrek’s pal finds the feline hanging on to the last of his nine lives — and Antonio Banderas, who voices him, having way too much fun. Continue reading →
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