African Americans comprise 32 percent of people who’ve taken up shooting in the past five years, the biggest increase of any demographic group. Continue reading →
Organizations that created lists of campus activists said they provided the Trump administration with a roadmap for locating international students to detain and deport. Continue reading →
A string of labor victories have swept across New England campuses in recent years. But if a recent clash at the small Worcester institution is any indication, that could be changing. Continue reading →
President Trump says Wednesday will be “Liberation Day” — a moment when he plans to roll out a set of tariffs that he promises will free the United States from foreign goods. Continue reading →
Wisconsin’s Democratic attorney general asked the state Supreme Court to block presidential adviser Elon Musk from awarding $1 million prizes to voters for casting ballots in a high-stakes race for control of the court. Continue reading →
As Washington’s famed cherry blossoms burst into bloom on Saturday, the lobby of the National Museum of African American History and Culture bustled with visitors. Hundreds of out-of-town tourists had come hoping to get a slice of US history. Continue reading →
After taking office, President Trump began shutting down refugee resettlement programs, slashing billions of dollars in funding, and making it all but impossible for people to seek haven in the US. Continue reading →
President Masoud Pezeshkian said that Iran’s response, delivered via the sultanate of Oman, left open the possibility of indirect negotiations with Washington. Continue reading →
State officials, including Maura Healey’s education secretary, ignored the Lynn parents clamoring for a better education for their children. Continue reading →
Readers express concern and fear about attacks on constitutional rights as questions swirl around the arrest and detention of a Tufts graduate student. Continue reading →
Some conservative leaders are calling on President Trump to turn over funding for low-income and special education students to states through unrestricted block grants. Continue reading →
The Red Sox opened their great expectations, 2025 season with three losses in four games in Texas and will be in last place in the American League East when they play in Baltimore Monday. Continue reading →
African Americans comprise 32 percent of people who’ve taken up shooting in the past five years, the biggest increase of any demographic group. Continue reading →
This decade-long construction project, like the Big Dig, isn’t just about transportation. It would open up roughly 100 acres for development — a whole new neighborhood, sandwiched between Harvard and Boston University. Continue reading →
Dennis McDougal, a prolific author and Peabody Award-winning documentarian, died Saturday from injuries sustained in a car crash in Southern California. He was 77. Continue reading →
It will open March 31 with 11 selections that speak to the theme of “freedom on film.” The programming, which spans 12 languages, is scheduled through June. Continue reading →
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