Coastal access advocates up and down Massachusetts say it's an all-too-familiar story: a wealthy oceanfront homeowner brings a costly lawsuit in an attempt to pressure a cash-strapped local government into a compromise. Continue reading →
The downward trend, beginning before the pandemic, is erasing one of the more impressive accomplishments for Boston Public Schools, which had relatively high college enrollment rates. Continue reading →
Some doctors have already been subpoenaed to provide testimony about the hospital’s oversight of Dr. Yvon Baribeau’s surgery practice. Continue reading →
The move, the most pivotal interest rate decision in years, came after the failures of Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank have shaken the industry, roiled financial markets and forced federal intervention to prevent a broader contagion. Continue reading →
A federal appeals court ruled Wednesday that a lawyer representing former President Donald Trump in an inquiry into his handling of classified materials had to give prosecutors what are likely to be dozens of documents related to his legal work for Trump. Continue reading →
As the world waits to see whether a grand jury in lower Manhattan indicts former president Donald Trump, neighborhood resident Barbara Malmet decided to give up her front-row seat. Continue reading →
More than 119,000 people have been injured by tear gas and other chemical irritants around the world since 2015 and some 2,000 suffered injuries from “less lethal” impact projectiles, according to a report released Wednesday. Continue reading →
Russia stepped up its missile and drone attacks against Ukraine on Wednesday, killing students and other civilians, in a violent follow-up to dueling high-level diplomatic missions aimed at bringing peace after 13 months of war. Continue reading →
Several dozen Ukrainian soldiers are wrapping up their training on the Patriot missile system and within a few weeks will deploy to the war’s front lines, armed with America’s most advanced ground-based air defense to help protect against Russian missile attacks. Continue reading →
Lawmakers in Uganda have passed a sweeping antigay law that can bring punishments as severe as the death penalty — the culmination of a longrunning campaign to criminalize homosexuality and target LGBTQ people in the conservative nation in East Africa. Continue reading →
How long will the faithful remain faithful to Trump because of some deeper, darker, political self-interest? Loyalty to Curley, after all, lasted a long time. Continue reading →
Without any legislative or regulatory mandate to do otherwise, these companies have kept researchers, lawmakers, and the American public in the dark. Continue reading →
Shana Cottone protested in front of the mayor’s home, yelling and screaming through a bullhorn, and on at least one occasion, followed Wu in a car, according to a summary of an internal affairs investigation. Continue reading →
Former Suffolk assistant district attorney James Larkin and former Boston police sergeant detective Daniel Flynn were central to Kamara’s wrongful conviction, as they were to Robert Foxworth’s. Continue reading →
The state’s emergency assistance program has effectively reached capacity, with about 600 homeless and migrant families living in state-subsidized hotels. Continue reading →
Dalbec has been taking reps at shortstop — and played there in the last couple of innings against the Twins — as he tries to find a way onto the Opening Day roster. Continue reading →
When everything isn't clicking on offense, the Celtics have to find another way to win, and too often they look like a team without a Plan B. Continue reading →
On Tuesday, the US International Trade Commission ruled that SharkNinja had violated an iRobot patent, and barred SharkNinja from importing any products that contained the patented technology, which enables a robotic floor cleaner to navigate the user’s floors. Continue reading →
Moderna has previously said it will make its COVID shots freely available to anyone without insurance, but senators were skeptical about how that would work. Continue reading →
A Romanian soprano with a brilliant, powerful voice, Virginia Zeani overcame childhood poverty and the perils of war to become a fixture on the opera stage. Continue reading →
A journalist who conducted a survey of psychiatrists that declared 1964 Republican presidential nominee Barry Goldwater mentally unfit to be president, Warren Boroson provoked a libel suit from the candidate and prompting a psychiatric association to muzzle its members from ever diagnosing a public figure from afar. Continue reading →
The 24-hour bakery shut its doors for the first time in its 97-year history to accommodate the shoot for “The Instigators,” sending loyal fans of its signature cannolis to competing bakeries — if only for the week. Continue reading →
The Providence Performing Arts Center will be the first stop for the Neil Diamond bio-musical that premiered last summer at Boston's Emerson Colonial Theatre. Continue reading →
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