The sweeping cuts may bring an end to data collection the federal government has conducted for decades, denying Americans the ability to know how their schools are doing. Continue reading →
Unlike much of the country, women in Greater Boston experience homelessness at higher rates than men, in part because there are more homeless families here than individuals. Continue reading →
Shaheen's decision not to run again deals a significant blow to Democrats who were already facing a difficult path to reclaiming the Senate majority. Continue reading →
President Trump removed all exemptions from his 2018 tariffs on the metals, in addition to increasing the tariffs on aluminum from 10 percent. Continue reading →
With Republicans controlling both houses of Congress and the White House, Gates reportedly calculated that the Breakthrough policy team in the United States was not likely to have a significant effect in Washington. Continue reading →
Days after immigration officers arrested a prominent pro-Palestinian campus activist, administrators gathered students and faculty from Columbia University's journalism school and issued a warning. Continue reading →
The emergence of a joint cease-fire proposal from the United States and Ukraine complicates considerations for Putin. It deepens the tension between his desires for a far-reaching victory in Ukraine and for close ties with Trump. Continue reading →
Given that the Solong plowed into the tanker, called the Stena Immaculate, in daylight hours while the tanker was stationary, experts have raised questions about why radar and alert systems did not prevent the crash. Continue reading →
Other presidents have had to deal with recessions and even depressions. But Trump is the first president ever to deliberately engineer one. Continue reading →
Harvard professors are suing the Trump administration for yanking their work from a public website for patient safety. They say the removal is an assault on science. Continue reading →
Two monumental religious statues proposed by Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch for the city’s new police headquarters are all kinds of wrong. Continue reading →
The resolution is symbolic if passed, but would call on city agencies to not comply with any federal policies that could harm transgender or other LGBTQIA+ people. Continue reading →
Coach Joe Mazzulla and Jaylen Brown agreed: The Thunder were the more aggressive, physical team, and that's why they won Wednesday night's showdown at TD Garden. Continue reading →
Officials from across Europe and the United States awaited the Kremlin’s response to a proposed 30-day cease-fire endorsed by Ukraine. Continue reading →
Negotiations over a community mitigation agreement between the Kraft Group and the city of Boston for the proposed stadium have gotten off to a tense start as a state-imposed deadline looms. Continue reading →
In particular, the imposition of some tariffs — and the threat of others — on allies and geopolitical foes alike has shaken the stock market and threatened the affordability of many goods. Continue reading →
Mr. Fisher-Becker was a versatile character actor whose career spanned film, theater and television, with a particular focus on comedy and drama. Continue reading →
Conservators unveiled the completed restoration of the frame that once held Rembrandt's "Christ in the Storm on the Sea of Galilee." Continue reading →
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