The town of Cumberland, Maine — about 20 miles north of Portland — has landed at the heart of the battle between President Trump and Governor Janet Mills over transgender athletes. Continue reading →
President Trump and Elon Musk have celebrated the federal job reductions in the D.C. region, but the cuts go much father and deeper than they are advertising. Continue reading →
It’s a change from President Trump’s first term in office, when lawsuits against his policies were heavily clustered on the West Coast. Continue reading →
Secretary of State William F. Galvin released his order Monday after investigating complaints that the polling locations in the city didn’t receive enough ballots during last November’s election. Continue reading →
The growing divide follows Trump’s decision to open direct negotiations with Russia on ending the war, dismaying Ukraine and its European supporters by excluding them from the preliminary talks last week. Continue reading →
The leader of a psychological association said he was alarmed at the responses offered by the chatbots. The bots failed to challenge users’ beliefs even when they became dangerous; on the contrary, they encouraged them. Continue reading →
Even as televisions played President Trump’s comments supporting the firing of workers who ignore the directive, his personnel department informed agencies that responding to the Musk email was now “voluntary” and that failing to respond would not be considered a resignation. Continue reading →
Once-friendly ties with Russia for these Alaskans have been superseded by the anger and activism of a cadre of volunteers — tinkerers, professionals, and partisans who are aiding the Ukrainian military cause in surprising ways. Continue reading →
On Monday night, the Vatican summoned all cardinals residing in Rome to St. Peter’s square to recite a rosary for the pontiff at 9 p.m. Continue reading →
Analysts warn that Central American leaders have been backed into a corner with the threat of tariffs and that an increase in deportation flights could eventually push the nations to their limits. Continue reading →
Whenever there is a challenge to his authority, Trump never fails to showcase his signature lack of grace, respect, and civility. That was the case in his exchange with Mills. Continue reading →
Harvard biologist Mandë Holford studies venomous snails and other toxic creatures to unlock new medications that may one day treat cancer. Continue reading →
In a lawsuit filed Monday, leaders of both cities contend their sanctuary policies do not conflict with federal immigration law as claimed in recent administration orders. Continue reading →
Participants took care to not only laud how the project will benefit the Boston Public Schools, but also took aim at the Emerald Necklace Conservancy, which is behind much of the resistance. Continue reading →
The 28-year-old was the Opening Day starter for the Angels last season then tore a flexor muscle and his ulnar collateral ligament in June. Tommy John surgery with an internal brace followed. Continue reading →
Among the 106 players who have appeared in at least 45 games this season, White ranks second in the NBA in fourth-quarter 3-pointers, averaging 1 per game. Continue reading →
In a surprise turn, the office of State Auditor Diana DiZoglio said the MBTA Communities Act, an ambitious state housing law, is an "unfunded mandate" from Beacon Hill. Continue reading →
Plus: Newton’s CyberArk clears $1B in revenue; MassCEC launches climate-tech strategy for state; EMK Institute draws lobbyist with Trump ties. Continue reading →
Ms. Flack's intimate vocal and musical style made her one of the top recordings artists of the 1970s and an influential performer long after. Continue reading →
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