BPS owes about 9,000 current and former union members a hefty sum of money — totaling more than $16 million — but hasn’t cut the pay checks yet. Continue reading →
Some of the promises that Kevin McCarthy made to his fellow Republicans were easy to keep. Others, however, strike observers as next to impossible. Continue reading →
Proponents of the FTC’s measure say it would be a boon for innovation, but critics say noncompetes are necessary to help safeguard proprietary information that could be taken to a competitor. Continue reading →
A political newcomer who lost his bid for the New Mexico statehouse and is accused of orchestrating a series of drive-by shootings at the homes of Democratic officials will remain in custody pending trial after a judge agreed Monday that he is a danger to the community. Continue reading →
The Supreme Court, which had not announced a decision from the bench since the start of the coronavirus pandemic almost three years ago, returned to the courtroom Monday to issue a unanimous decision in a case on veterans’ benefits. Continue reading →
The Supreme Court asked the Biden administration Monday for its views on whether the Constitution allows Florida and Texas to prevent large social media companies from removing posts based on the views they express. Continue reading →
Poland’s prime minister said Monday that his government would ask Germany for permission to send German-made tanks to Ukraine but insisted that whether Berlin approved or not, the Polish government would build a coalition of nations willing to donate some of Europe’s most advanced weaponry. Continue reading →
Police buses seem ubiquitous in Moscow since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in February, watching over much of the city center, including a statue of one of Ukraine’s most famous poets that has become a popular spot for a silent but emotional outpouring of antiwar sentiment. Continue reading →
Turkey’s president cast serious doubt on NATO’s expansion Monday after warning Sweden not to expect support for its bid for membership into the military alliance following weekend protests in Stockholm by an anti-Islam activist and pro-Kurdish groups. Continue reading →
Shirley Leung suggests that all Yvonne Hao needs to do to be a great secretary is staff up her office to compensate for her lack of government experience. To achieve results, she must adjust her personal lens in view of a very different job. Continue reading →
Reina Carolina Morales Rojas was last seen in Somerville on Nov. 26. Her family in El Salvador believes the Boston police have not done enough to find her. Continue reading →
Snow hit Eastern Massachusetts in waves Monday as a powerful weather system crossed the region, knocking down trees and power lines, leaving thousands of residents in the dark, and causing slushy roadways that snarled traffic during the evening commute. Continue reading →
When Massachusetts lawmakers rewrote the state’s marijuana laws in 2022, they focused largely on changing the legal cannabis industry. Now, it appears the emphasis will shift to consumers and workers. Continue reading →
The Republican left office after more than 2,900 days as governor and nearly 2,200 public appearances that took him around the East Coast, and — in rare cases — beyond, according to a Globe analysis of eight years of his public schedules. Continue reading →
Celtics coach Joe Mazzulla was unsure if Smart or Brogdon would be back Tuesday to play in Miami; Williams has not played in back-to-back nights this season. Continue reading →
The owners of the former Raynham Park dog track have reached a deal with the Nevada-based gaming company to launch sports betting operation. Continue reading →
Prices are still above pre-pandemic levels, but the downward trend in used vehicles “is undeniable at this point,” said Karl Brauer, executive analyst for iSeeCars.com, a Woburn-based national car search engine. Continue reading →
Mr. Pressman was producer or executive producer on almost 100 movies across a range of genres, and he was an early advocate of turning comic book heroes into movies. Continue reading →
If you want to share your Netflix with your kids in college or your auntie in Billerica, you’re going to have to pay an extra fee (the amount of which has not yet been announced). Continue reading →
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