The crowd at Josh Kraft’s mayoral kickoff went wild when he promised to “pause” construction of new bike lanes. But are the lanes a cause of Boston’s traffic and parking woes? Or a way to solve them? Continue reading →
“The sudden dismissal of federal employees at the JFK Library forced the museum to close today,” the JFK Library Foundation said in a statement. Continue reading →
The deal, which is expected to close later this year, includes 33 dealerships, 52 franchises, and three collision centers in Massachusetts and Rhode Island. Continue reading →
Secretary of State Marco Rubio said that officials at US-Russia talks agreed to restore embassy staffing and create a high-level team to negotiate peace in Ukraine peace and promote economic cooperation. Continue reading →
Three former US attorneys filed a brief asking the judge to conduct an extensive inquiry into whether the Justice Department’s motion to dismiss the Adams case was in the public interest. Continue reading →
The tally shows the deaths have increased as departments are tapping an older and more diverse pool of applicants to address officer shortages. More than two-thirds of the deaths occurred since 2020. Continue reading →
Millions more Americans signed up for taxpayer-funded health care coverage such as Medicaid and the Affordable Care Act’s marketplace during the Biden administration. Continue reading →
Aviation officials marveled that all 80 people on board had escaped death or life-threatening injuries after the jet made a hard landing and rolled over, grinding to a halt in a cloud of dense smoke, sparks, and flame at Toronto Pearson International Airport. Continue reading →
In an interview with the Globe, Kate Walsh, the state secretary of health and human services, discussed how President Trump’s attempts to aggressively remake federal services could affect Massachusetts. Continue reading →
The Rev. John “Jack” Butler currently serves as the university's vice president for mission and ministry. He'll succeed the Rev. William Leahy, who has served as president for nearly three decades. Continue reading →
Makar for Canada what the Bruins' McAvoy is for the Americans. But the latter's injury will keep him out for Thursday's 4 Nations Face-Off championship game at TD Garden. Continue reading →
Dartmouth College was awarded $97 million from the NIH in 2024, and there are 1,300 jobs and dozens of biotech spinoffs in the region that have been enabled by discoveries funded by federal research dollars. Continue reading →
Ms. Gil and other survivors believed that Japan had not done enough to take full responsibility for the abuses against civilian women. Continue reading →
Mr. Kukkapuro was a Finnish furniture designer who devoted his restless creative energies to sedentary comfort, creating dozens of chairs that coddled sitters and lent a zesty flair to their surroundings. Continue reading →
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