A $45 million project to develop artist-preferred affordable housing is a critical piece in a broader bid to leverage culture to help revitalize the Gateway City. Continue reading →
Several universities and hospitals are seeing their funding disappear in areas ranging from reproductive health to pandemic preparedness. Continue reading →
President Trump has settled on a final plan for sweeping "reciprocal" tariffs, which are expected to take effect Wednesday after he announces the details at an afternoon Rose Garden ceremony. Continue reading →
The federal charges Mangione is facing include murder through use of a firearm, which carries the possibility of the death penalty. It would be the first such case under the Trump administration. Continue reading →
The university's president said it was losing at least some research support from the Department of Defense, the Department of Energy, and NASA. Continue reading →
Republicans have watched with some unease as the president’s attempts to remake global trade have sent the stock market downward, but they have so far stood by Trump’s on-again-off-again threats. Continue reading →
Rescue workers saved a 63-year-old woman from the rubble of a building in Myanmar’s capital on Tuesday, but hope was fading of finding many more survivors of the violent earthquake that killed more than 2,700 people, compounding a humanitarian crisis caused by a civil war. Continue reading →
Israel launched airstrikes on the southern outskirts of Beirut on Tuesday for the second time in less than a week, killing at least four people and prompting fears that a fragile cease-fire could be unraveling. Continue reading →
The US fired a new round of sanctions at China on Monday, targeting acts of transnational repression for their crackdown on pro-democracy activists in Hong Kong and on US soil. Continue reading →
Harvard employees 18,000 Massachusetts residents, and the Trump administration’s threats to the university are also a threat to Greater Boston’s economy. Continue reading →
Twenty Massachusetts districts were affected but two account for the majority of the unspent funds: Springfield, with $47.4 million remaining, and New Bedford, with $15.6 million. Continue reading →
Rümeysa Öztürk’s defense attorneys argue that Öztürk, a 30-year-old PhD student from Turkey, is being targeted for taking a public pro-Palestinian stance on Tufts campus last year in violation of her First Amendment right to free speech. Continue reading →
Not much has gone right for Jeremy Swayman this year in the Bruins net. At least he was spared being “that” guy — the goalie of record to surrender Ovechkin’s big one. Continue reading →
Several universities and hospitals are seeing their funding disappear in areas ranging from reproductive health to pandemic preparedness. Continue reading →
The state’s three utilities have pushed off a deadline for filing contracts with two proposed wind farms that would go up in waters south of Martha’s Vineyard. Continue reading →
The prolific actor who had recurring roles on television shows including “L.A. Law” and “Picket Fences” before capping his career with a Tony-nominated performance in the Broadway play “Heisenberg.” Continue reading →
Mr. Steinbrecher, a soccer evangelist who helped usher the sport into the American mainstream, served as head coach of Boston University's men's team in the early 1980s. Continue reading →
For a variety of reasons, Globe Food contributor Kara Baskin took the leap and started Zepbound. But first she worried: "What if I just wasn’t hungry anymore?" Here's how it's going. Continue reading →
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