They discovered allegiances and enemies as tormented youths on the streets of Dorchester. Now, as adults, they find the spark of hope more appealing than violence. Continue reading →
More than 100 superintendents responded to a Globe survey, with every K-12 district having at least some sorting of students in math. Continue reading →
An onslaught of campaign ads depicting the city as unsafe reopened old wounds, but it also gave leaders a chance to tout positive changes. Continue reading →
The apparent leader of a Bay Area cultlike group that is linked to six deaths, including of a Vermont border patrol agent last month, was arrested in Maryland Sunday night on charges including having a handgun in a vehicle and trespassing charges, according to online court and booking records. Continue reading →
The meeting in Paris was pulled together hastily after the first visit to Europe last week by Vice President JD Vance and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, which left European leaders alarmed by both the tone and message of the new Trump administration and what it might hold for the Continent. Continue reading →
Several cities saw more rats in recent years due to warming temperatures and neighborhoods becoming more densely populated with people — and trash, researchers say. Continue reading →
The specter of renewed conflict looms once more after the Israeli military announced that it will keep some troops in Lebanon beyond the Tuesday deadline, potentially preventing some Lebanese civilians from returning home. Continue reading →
Palestinians fear the Israeli raids are a veiled attempt to permanently displace them from their homes and exert greater control over areas administered by the Palestinian Authority. Continue reading →
"We could still significantly reduce wildfire risks and stabilize insurance markets by transitioning to clean energy sources, which are now more economical than fossil fuels," writes one reader. Continue reading →
A new coalition of superintendents, teacher unions, and school committees want lawmakers to overhaul the state's school funding formula. Continue reading →
They discovered allegiances and enemies as tormented youths on the streets of Dorchester. Now, as adults, they find the spark of hope more appealing than violence. Continue reading →
Following the Red Sox’ recent signing of Alex Bregman, a Gold Glove third baseman, one could presume there would be difficult conversations regarding Devers’s future position. Continue reading →
An onslaught of campaign ads depicting the city as unsafe reopened old wounds, but it also gave leaders a chance to tout positive changes. Continue reading →
A group of 22 state senators sent a letter to the Department of Public Utilities, urging regulators to revisit already-approved rates after constituents reported sticker shock with their recent utility bills. Continue reading →
Approximately 1,100 employees of JSI were laid off across the company’s US and international offices, a spokesperson said in an email to the Globe. Continue reading →
Her studies revealed that the hippocampus can grow and can be strengthened and that memory is not a replay of the past but rather an active reconstructive process that shapes how people imagine the future. Continue reading →
Paquita broke through in the Mexican ranchera genre, a field typically dominated by men, demonstrated through intense songs centering on love, revenge, and nationalism. Continue reading →
Landmarks including the ancient city of Palmyra and the medieval Crusader castle of Crac des Chevaliers remain scarred by years of conflict, but local tourists are returning to the sites, and conservationists hope their historical and cultural significance will eventually draw international visitors back. Continue reading →
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