“They’re going to teams that we are jealous of,” Sweeney said of trading Marchand, Carlo, and Coyle to Stanley Cup Playoff-bound teams. Continue reading →
Outside of Washington, the Hampton Roads region has the highest share of federal workers and is home to several major military bases. Continue reading →
As congressional Republicans weigh major cuts to Medicaid, most voters do not want to see the public health plan's funding dialed back, according to a poll released Friday by KFF, a nonpartisan health research firm. Continue reading →
Iranian state media immediately picked up on Trump's acknowledgment, given in excerpts from a Fox Business News interview aired on Friday, though there was no confirmation from Khamenei's office that any letter had been received. The interview airs in full on Sunday. Continue reading →
Education Secretary Linda McMahon also did not address how the administration might persuade Congress to go along with closing her department. Continue reading →
Clashes between Syria's new authorities and gunmen loyal to ousted dictator Bashar Assad have killed at least 147 people over the past two days, a war monitor said Friday, in the bloodiest fighting since the collapse of the old regime. Continue reading →
President Donald Trump said Friday that he was "strongly considering" imposing sanctions and tariffs on Russia until a ceasefire and permanent peace deal was reached in its war with Ukraine. Continue reading →
Thousands made their way from the West Bank into Jerusalem after Israel allowed men over 55 and women over 50 to enter from the occupied territory for the prayers. Continue reading →
Lee Dudek, the acting Social Security Administration commissioner, said in a statement that the agency was “correcting” a decision to change the policy. Continue reading →
“We will summon the strength to carry on his work … with Motown as our soundtrack,” said Representative Ayanna Pressley, one of many politicians at the memorial, held at the Berklee Performance Center. Continue reading →
More than 500 people gathered on Boston Common to protest the Trump administration’s funding cuts to scientific research, layoffs at federal science agencies, and censorship they say imperils medical progress, innovation, and economic stability. Continue reading →
Crochet, who is due to make $3.8 million this season, is under two years of team control and would be eligible for free agency after the 2026 season. Continue reading →
The rivalry features a new twist this season. Celtics fans will get their first glimpse of Luka Doncic in a Lakers jersey playing on the parquet floor. Continue reading →
The Fleet, who play home games at the Tsongas Center, have the second-lowest average attendance in the PWHL. Sold-out contests in Boston are offering an alternative. Continue reading →
Mayor Wu has yet to officially launch her reelection campaign, but she couldn’t ask for a bigger stage to show why she deserves four more years. Continue reading →
Programming will feature numerous genres and themes, including Afro-Caribbean, jazz, contemporary, Indigenous, West African, and ballet. Continue reading →
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