A growing number of Massachusetts college students are struggling to feed themselves and their families as soaring housing costs and inflation drain resources and as pandemic emergency programs wind down, hunger advocates and students say. Continue reading →
Struggling tenants and surging inflation are squeezing mom-and-pop landlords in Greater Boston, and there’s growing concern they’ll sell their buildings. Continue reading →
The Wampanoags’ dissatisfaction with the Plimoth Patuxet Museums has been building for a decade, members say, with some calling for a boycott. But some believe a recent theft from the museum might be a sign of renewed tensions. Continue reading →
Elizabeth Warren has used her influence within the Biden administration and on Capitol Hill to further her policy goals, notching quiet wins in recent months on everything from tax policy to judicial nominees to antitrust enforcement. Continue reading →
Kherson, at the mouth of the Dnieper, near the Black Sea, was captured in the war’s first days. Russian officials soon declared it part of Russia forever. Continue reading →
About 110 to 130 men, women and children got off the buses outside the Naval Observatory on Saturday night in 18-degree weather after a two-day journey from South Texas. Continue reading →
The program in Memphis is an extension of a growing national movement to change the way younger children are taught to read, based on what has become known as “the science of reading.” Continue reading →
The new king’s more inclusive style is perhaps the most distinctive feature of his fledgling monarchy, one expert on the monarchy said, Continue reading →
“Relatives have lost contact. Those last in touch presume all are dead,” a UN agency said. “We hope against hope this is not the case.” Continue reading →
Buses still aren’t arriving on time, and it raises alarms that only one firm — the company that currently operates the city’s school buses — bid for the next contract. Continue reading →
Buses still aren’t arriving on time, and it raises alarms that only one firm — the company that currently operates the city’s school buses — bid for the next contract. Continue reading →
The Ukrainian parishioners prayed in their native language for peace and an end to the war, wishing that 2023 bring only good news to the battered country. Continue reading →
Boston’s offense again resembled the one that was so dominant at the start of this season. The Celtics shot 58.8 percent from the field and 48.7 percent from the 3-point line. Continue reading →
Joe Mazzulla's defensive plan for Giannis Antetokounmpo the key as Celtics look to end difficult December with better play. “It did feel good to get back to playing the way that we know how to play,” Jayson Tatum said. Continue reading →
Known especially for her outstanding putting and bunker game and a fine fade shot that kept her in the fairways, Ms. Whitworth was a seven-time LPGA Player of the Year. Continue reading →
A restaurateur in Glasgow, Scotland, Ali Ahmed Aslam was often credited with the invention of chicken tikka masala, which by at least one measure became a more popular dish than fish and chips in Britain. Continue reading →
Audiences will be guided through a number of magical ice skating performances by classic characters Mickey and Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, and Goofy. Along the way, they’ll enjoy on-ice re-creations of many Disney princess stories. Continue reading →
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