“I can’t, for the love of God, cannot imagine what would allow a 34-year-old man with evil intent to decide to shoot a 13-year-old boy five times at 11:30 on a Sunday morning, steps away from churches," Suffolk District Attorney Kevin Hayden said. Continue reading →
The impact of the shutdown is so dire that Mayor Robert F. Sullivan is asking the state whether the National Guard could be called on to help out. Continue reading →
The five former officers accused of killing Tyre Nichols, a 29-year-old Black man pulled over for a traffic stop, pleaded not guilty Friday to second-degree murder charges a month after police and traffic cameras captured the officers punching, kicking, and striking Nichols with a baton. Continue reading →
The Florida senator, who released an agenda as chair of the National Republican Senatorial Committee, now says he never intended to propose any cuts in the popular retirement programs. Continue reading →
“Terrible stuff damaging everybody,” wrote company founder Rupert Murdoch, about wild claims raised by Powell and fellow Trump adviser Rudy Giuliani. Continue reading →
During the meeting of the UN Committee on Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights, the officials also rejected complaints that China’s ruling Communist Party hampered the global response to COVID-19 by hiding information. Continue reading →
Zelensky’s address came at the opening of the annual three-day Munich Security Conference, where Ukraine is dominating the discussions. Continue reading →
A new CDC report shines light on just how much America’s youths are struggling with extreme sadness, violence, and suicidal thoughts. Continue reading →
According to the Federal Aviation Administration, which compiles reports from pilots, the number of unmanned aircraft sightings has increased dramatically over the past two years. Continue reading →
Braintree officials urged residents on Facebook to stay inside and keep their windows closed during the fire, but the warning was not communicated through the town’s emergency call system, residents say. Continue reading →
The city’s planning and development arm board on Thursday approved a measure to double the fees developers of life science projects pay towards affordable housing and workforce development. Continue reading →
Some Bing Chat users have tried to carry on conversations with the AI as if it were a real person — with occasionally creepy results. Continue reading →
Board members have sharp questions about the mayor’s complex plan to restructure the city’s planning and development arm, and they put off a vote for at least a month. Continue reading →
Leading the BSO and French pianist Jean-Yves Thibaudet, the Israeli guest conductor eschewed a baton for vigorous body language Thursday. Continue reading →
The sale — which started Friday and runs through Presidents’ Day weekend — includes a wide selection of hardcover and paperback editions. Continue reading →
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