No one is more familiar with the inner workings of the New Bedford Police Department than Paul Oliveira. And he's often turned a blind eye to problems, a Spotlight investigation found. Continue reading →
Far from a typical political spouse, Kitty Dukakis was a forceful defender of her husband Michael's political career, but also wrote and spoke candidly about her addiction and depression. Continue reading →
The exchange sparked concern about whether the cease-fire would hold, days after Israel relaunched war with another Iran-backed militant group, Hamas, in Gaza. Continue reading →
The exchange sparked concern about whether the cease-fire would hold, days after Israel relaunched war with another Iran-backed militant group, Hamas, in Gaza. Continue reading →
Police and fire crews arrived at just after 10 p.m. Friday onto a chaotic scene at the city’s Young Park, where an unauthorized car show had drawn about 200 people, police said during a news conference. Continue reading →
Oak Hill, where centuries of history are deeply rooted in Monroe’s Loudoun County estate, is the last home of a presidential Founding Father still in private hands, according to conservation experts. Continue reading →
Reddit has become one of the last places on the internet with authentically human information, community and advice. And for government workers, it has been a lifeline in recent months. Continue reading →
Over 12 years, Francis has sought to normalize the papacy with his informal style and disdain for pomp while still wielding the awesome power of the papacy. Continue reading →
The sale has become something of a populist struggle, pitting the quest for a deep-pocketed buyer against a more communal alternative. Continue reading →
Heathrow Airport in London surged back to life Saturday, one day after a fire at a power substation shut the travel hub down for about 16 hours, disrupting flights worldwide and raising questions about the reliability of the British electrical grid. Continue reading →
Vera Pratt moved to the island at age 70 hoping to find many years of happiness. Then she met “Psychic Angela” and her future got a whole lot more complicated. Continue reading →
"Rather than blaming an entire generation, let’s recognize that people of all ages and circumstances benefit from increased housing supply," writes one reader. Continue reading →
A subscriber writes, "I am reminded of the importance of holding authority to account — something only a real news organization can do." Continue reading →
Less than three months after he became chief of the New Bedford Police Department, Paul Oliveira destroyed 25 years of internal affairs files. Continue reading →
The 20-year-old Malinin — the first skater to hit a quadruple Axel — will be defending his men’s title next week at TD Garden. He hasn't lost since December 2022, and will be nearly impossible to beat in Boston. Continue reading →
The league gave Astros players, Bregman among them, immunity in return for cooperating with the sign-stealing investigation in 2017. The fallout created hard feelings all around. Continue reading →
Some leading obstetricians say medical bureaucracies are protecting themselves at the expense of women with dangerous pregnancy complications. Continue reading →
The European Space Agency has cleared a former Paralympian to train for a stint on the International Space Station. That’s a win for diversity — and humanity. Continue reading →
Far from a typical political spouse, Kitty Dukakis was a forceful defender of her husband Michael's political career, but also wrote and spoke candidly about her addiction and depression. Continue reading →
Historians consider Oleg Gordievsky one of the era’s most important spies. In the 1980s, his intelligence helped avoid a dangerous escalation of nuclear tensions between the USSR and the West. Continue reading →
The comedian and Canton native opens up about starring in the Broadway revival of "Glengarry Glen Ross" and his new Hulu comedy special. Continue reading →
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