Damar Hamlin’s family released a statement midday Tuesday that expressed “sincere gratitude” for public support and to the health care professionals who treated him. Continue reading →
Three outlets — adhering to three different business models — are in the unexpected position of battling it out for the readers of the North Shore town. Continue reading →
Republicans were deadlocked on Tuesday over who would lead their new majority after Kevin McCarthy lost three votes for the top job, as hard-right lawmakers in open revolt dealt their party leader a humiliating setback and prompted a historic struggle on the House floor. Continue reading →
Although the death toll from mass shootings and gun violence across the United States tends to grab the most attention, in recent years, those events have left a far greater number of people struggling with physical injuries, including lifelong paralysis. Continue reading →
The so-called multihazard storm was expected to bring freezing rain and snow to a large swath of the country, from the central and northern Plains to the western Great Lakes, while also fueling thunderstorms, tornadoes, and periods of hail across parts of the South. Continue reading →
The deaths of scores of Russian troops in a devastating strike on New Year’s Day has set off a blame game among Russian officials now facing criticism for allegedly packing hundreds of soldiers into a barracks and storing ammunition in the same building, all within Ukrainian firing range. Continue reading →
The Chinese government on Tuesday denounced COVID-19 testing requirements imposed by other countries on travelers arriving from China as unscientific or “excessive,” and threatened to take countermeasures. Continue reading →
The troop deployment in Romania is meant as a warning to Moscow, part of President Biden’s pledge to defend “every single inch” of NATO territory without tempting President Vladimir Putin of Russia into escalating. But holding joint exercises is also a way of ensuring that allies in southeast Europe are ready to hold the line. Continue reading →
On Monday, Governor Charlie Baker signed a bill into law requiring drivers to stay at least four feet away from “vulnerable users” of the road when passing them. Continue reading →
Charlie Baker, wearing a purple tie and seated at the desk in his ceremonial office, at several points emphasized the bipartisan touch he sought to bring as a Republican governing a blue state. He called the speech what his late mother would term a “proper goodbye.” Continue reading →
After a challenging period during the pandemic, the 135-person startup is back to growth mode, raising $70 million in August, said cofounder and chief executive Sean Grundy. Continue reading →
Bobby Beauchesne drives about 60,000 miles per year, interspersing his visits to fellow collectors with stops for his job in medical sales. Every single vacation day he’s had in the last 15 years has been spent on the road, visiting collectors who have a stash of McDonald’s-themed items. Continue reading →
The four-bedroom, five-bath beachfront condo broke the record for the most expensive real estate transaction in the posh South Florida community, listing agent Paulette Koch of The Corcoran Group confirmed. Continue reading →
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