Supporters and housing advocates are looking to Driscoll as someone who understands both local government and city planning, with hope she will build on the Baker administration’s momentum. Continue reading →
Community college enrollment has been falling for years, tumbling 37 percent between fall 2012 and fall 2022, a decline that has left just 63,449 students enrolled, according to data from the state. Continue reading →
Travel woes persisted Tuesday around the nation, with dozens of flight cancellations and delays reported at Boston Logan International Airport. Continue reading →
The victims included medical professionals trying to get home for Christmas, a soon-to-be father stepping out for milk. One man, found dead in a snowbank, died on his 56th birthday. Continue reading →
A man convicted in a plot to abduct Michigan’s Democratic governor from her vacation home was sentenced Tuesday to 16 years in prison. Continue reading →
The Supreme Court on Tuesday blocked the Biden administration’s plans to end a pandemic-era policy allowing the quick expulsion of migrants from US borders without the opportunity to seek asylum. Continue reading →
House GOP leaders were silent on Tuesday after Representative-elect George Santos admitted to a laundry list of falsehoods about his background. Continue reading →
Russia’s foreign minister on Tuesday warned Ukraine that it must demilitarize, threatening further military action and falsely accusing Kyiv and the West of fueling the war that started with Moscow’s invasion. Continue reading →
Lieutenant General Kang Shin Chul, chief director of operation at the Joint Chiefs of Staff, acknowledged South Korea lacks capacities to detect and strike small surveillance drones with a wingspan of less than 9.8 feet though it has assets to spot and bring down bigger combat drones. Continue reading →
The pardon of Lee, who was president from 2008 to 2013, is intended “to restore the potential of a South Korea united through pan-national integration,” the Justice Ministry said in a statement Tuesday. Continue reading →
Zelensky remains in the heat of battle despite personal danger to him, constantly requesting and demanding help and assistance for his people and his country. Continue reading →
“I am going to get fired or die because it’s killing me,” Bally’s Tiverton Casino supervisor Vanessa Baker said. “They need to stop poisoning us. It’s their money over our health.” Continue reading →
Bail for Alexandra Eckersley was set at $3,000 and she was ordered to stay away from her infant son. If she finds a place in a sober house, she would not have to post bail. Continue reading →
The Florida-based pot conglomerate will now pay just $14,500 for a single violation related to the January death of a worker who was filling pre-rolled joints when she collapsed. Continue reading →
From northern California to Boston, Paul Silas followed in Russell's footsteps. "For them to both be Celtics was pretty ironic, but also really cool,” said the Rockets coach. Continue reading →
Former major leaguer Adam Jones, who played with Yoshida in Japan, calls him the Japanese Juan Soto and thinks he can be a "superstar" in MLB. Continue reading →
The historic wage increase comes amid a complicated economic landscape, when $15 lacks the purchasing power it once had due to rampant inflation. Continue reading →
In one of his last acts as chief executive, Dreyfus unveiled in December a new model of reimbursement that would hold providers financially accountable for reducing health disparities. Continue reading →
Ms. Piñon is widely regarded as one of Brazil’s greatest contemporary writers, admired for her masterly use of Portuguese and her playful approach to literary form. Continue reading →
Ms. Piñon is widely regarded as one of Brazil’s greatest contemporary writers, admired for her masterly use of Portuguese and her playful approach to literary form. Continue reading →
Celebrities, of course, have a relationship to maintain with the public — an entity with infinite feelings that can be hurt at any moment. Their apologies, accordingly, can be deeply weird, bizarrely specific and pretty entertaining in their own right. Continue reading →
Karen Collins, CEO of the fast-growing baked goods wholesaler, can’t help but sport a wide smile while moving through her legion of bakers in her new 21,000-square-foot Bisousweet Confections headquarters in Leominster. Continue reading →
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