Mayor Wu’s address, delivered Wednesday evening at the MGM Music Hall in Fenway to an audience of several thousand, signaled that her second year as mayor will be focused largely on housing, development, and climate goals. Continue reading →
The investigation comes amid a public schism between Suffolk District Attorney Kevin Hayden and Transit Police officials, who pushed for the prosecution of their own officers. Continue reading →
The shocking tragedy stunned people throughout the Boston area. “I cannot begin to fathom the pain, the depths of pain” the family must be feeling, said Plymouth District Attorney Timothy Cruz. Continue reading →
There are some unknowns surrounding the onset of legal sports betting next Tuesday, as the state's three casinos get a month's head-start on phone wagering. Continue reading →
Under pressure to address the nation’s soaring housing costs, the Biden administration on Wednesday announced new actions to protect tenants and make renting more affordable. Continue reading →
But prospects for resolving the case remain murky, underlining political and legal obstacles that have hardened in the generation since the attacks. Continue reading →
The US attorney’s office said Wednesday the federal investigation into the death of Tyre Nichols, a Black man who died after a violent arrest by Memphis police, “may take some time.” Continue reading →
In his announcement, President Biden said European allies have agreed to send enough tanks to equip two Ukrainian tank battalions, or a total of 62 tanks. Continue reading →
The Indian government has embarked on an extraordinary campaign to prevent its citizens from viewing a new BBC documentary that explores Prime Minister Narendra Modi's alleged role in a deadly 2002 riot that killed more than 1,000 people. Continue reading →
The court buys time on challenges to laws in Texas and Florida seeking to impose state-level control over Twitter’s content moderation practices. But the court can’t avoid this issue forever. Continue reading →
Researchers at Brigham and Women’s Hospital sought to capture the brain’s capacity to store such details, suggesting in a new study that people automatically encode vast amounts of data on not only where, but when, they saw something. Continue reading →
There are some unknowns surrounding the onset of legal sports betting next Tuesday, as the state's three casinos get a month's head-start on phone wagering. Continue reading →
A consulting firm and an air charter company are suing Twitter over unpaid invoices for services pre-dating Musk’s $44 billion takeover. Continue reading →
Yvonne Hao sees giving people good reason to stay in Massachusetts as key to growing the state’s economy in a work-from-anywhere world. Continue reading →
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