Senator Bill Cassidy of Louisiana quietly conducted a revealing cross-examination of Kennedy on Wednesday, ahead of the hearing on Thursday that he will lead. He could be a key vote to watch. Continue reading →
A battle over the future of one of the most quintessential neighborhood business districts in the Boston area is being waged via DIY posters. Continue reading →
New financial disclosure filings present a picture of just how lucrative some of these arrangements were, and how MAGA has been good to even new-comers to the movement. Continue reading →
Officials said the decision to halt loans and grants was necessary to review whether federal spending aligned with President Trump’s orders on issues like climate change and DEI. Continue reading →
President Trump is directing the opening of a detention center in Guantanamo that could hold up to 30,000 migrants living in the US illegally. Migrant rights groups have quickly expressed dismay. Continue reading →
A police investigator told the man who fatally shot Ahmaud Arbery that he wasn't being arrested in an interview roughly two hours after the killing. Continue reading →
After more than a year of Israeli bombardment in the Gaza Strip, there were few blessings left for Talal and Samar al-Najjar to count by. Yet they counted themselves lucky. Continue reading →
The Trump administration’s envoy to the Middle East made a rare visit to the Gaza Strip on Wednesday, aiming to reinforce a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas. Continue reading →
As pilgrims rushed to the confluence of the Ganges and Yamuna rivers, which Hindus consider sacred, thousands of people who were lying or sitting on the river banks were trampled. Continue reading →
Capping charitable tax deductions would be "a turn in the wrong direction," writes one reader. Another bemoans proposed cuts to the Transitional Assistance to Families with Dependent Children program. Continue reading →
"When town voters choose luxury over housing their essential workers, they should not be entitled to a handout," writes one reader. Another: "This sounds like a strategy from the Trump playbook." Continue reading →
In the warm kitchen of a shelter in Lynn, with the rich smell of layered spices in the air, families and workers come together, even as controversy swirls outside. Continue reading →
Scientists say the temporary freeze on communications from federal officials creates a troubling blind spot for those tracking the virus. Continue reading →
The NBA rescinded a technical foul called on Porzingis following the incident vs. the Rockets. “Honestly, as I got the putback, I didn’t even see him,” he said. Continue reading →
Porzingis scored 34 points as the Celtics led for the final 40:40. The center tied a career high with eight 3-pointers as he nears full health. Continue reading →
The Boston Zoning Commission on Wednesday approved the long-debated rules that requires newly constructed buildings to reduce energy use and fossil fuel reliance. Continue reading →
Trump’s dramatic first efforts to mold the government to his image have confounded millions of people who rely on federal resources to do their day-to-day jobs. Continue reading →
Rev. Ponchaud was a French Catholic priest whose book “Cambodia: Year Zero” alerted the world to the atrocities being committed by the communist Khmer Rouge that would eventually take the lives of nearly 2 million people. Continue reading →
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