By renouncing her membership status in the Democratic Party, Senator Kyrsten Sinema of Arizona has also given up access to much of the infrastructure that helped lift her to the seat in the first place. Continue reading →
Newly released records from a state investigation into the drug lab scandal identified at least four other lab employees who may have falsified tests or helped cover it up. Continue reading →
Just hours after Vladimir Putin blamed the West for the war in Ukraine and said he was suspending a nuclear arms treaty with the United States, President Biden on Tuesday accused the Russian leader of committing atrocities, and called on the world to stand up to him and other “tyrants.” Continue reading →
Asked whether the jurors had recommended indicting Donald Trump, the forewoman would not answer directly but said: “You’re not going to be shocked.” Continue reading →
Despite serving a single term, Jimmy Carter ranks as one of the most consequential US presidents when it comes to environmentalism, according to historians, conservationists and several former federal officials. Continue reading →
Taking a break from combing through the ruins of a powerful earthquake, Ahmet Aydanbekar rested in a courtyard in a salvaged blue armchair and thumbed through his phone to watch videos of past rescues. Continue reading →
The head of Russia’s Wagner mercenary group accused the country’s defense minister and its most senior general of treason on Tuesday, intensifying the most high-profile dispute in the Russian forces since the invasion of Ukraine began. Continue reading →
It is more evident than ever that we need public officials like Governor Maura Healey to stand up to the deep-pocketed energy companies running roughshod over communities like East Boston. Continue reading →
The two worst are that public housing limits tenants’ opportunities for homeownership and that government cannot manage real estate properly. Continue reading →
The move will set up an off-year special election for the First Congressional District seat that most political observers believed the 61-year-old Cicilline could have held for the rest of his life. Continue reading →
Those close to the Robinsons described a growing distance between themselves and the couple — a space that seemed to widen further during the pandemic. Continue reading →
The agreement — forged more than a year after the union first formed — comes with a 95 cent pay bump, paid time off, and health insurance. Continue reading →
The market continued to decline in January by just about every measure, including the region’s home values, but an uptick may be around the corner. Continue reading →
Dr. Margaret Heagarty made a name for herself as an eloquent and effective champion for children’s health. She fought for causes like reducing teenage pregnancies and playground injuries. Continue reading →
The rockers will perform at Fenway Park on Aug. 21, according to a release from Live Nation. The tour starts on June 5 in Tel Aviv, Israel, and ends on Oct. 16 in Vancouver. Continue reading →
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