The cancellation of visas without warning has international students, higher education institutions, and political leaders on high alert. Continue reading →
“Jarren’s decision to share his story is an act of courage that reaches far beyond baseball,” Red Sox president Sam Kennedy said in a statement provided by the team. Continue reading →
At Mass General Brigham, Commonwealth Care, and Lawrence General, many saw extra payments even as their institutions faced financial distress. Continue reading →
President Trump issued his warning on a day when the White House once again found itself on the defensive for its spiraling global trade war. Continue reading →
The Trump administration is seeking to spend tens of billions of dollars to set up the machinery to expand immigrant detention on a scale never before seen in the United States, according to a request for proposals posted online by the administration last week. Continue reading →
Chief Justice John Roberts on Monday temporarily blocked a trial judge’s order directing the United States to return a Salvadoran migrant it had inadvertently deported. Continue reading →
Retirees and disabled people are facing chronic website outages and other access problems as they attempt to log in to their online Social Security accounts, even as they are being directed to do more of their business with the agency online. Continue reading →
The Palestine Red Crescent Society on Monday gave new details of the Israeli attack on its paramedics and other emergency responders in the Gaza Strip that killed at least 15 people last month, saying Israeli forces had targeted them in a “series of deliberate attacks.” Continue reading →
The Trump administration's decision over the weekend to revoke visas for all South Sudanese passport holders has added to the mounting political and humanitarian challenges of a country on the brink of civil war, officials and observers said Monday. Continue reading →
The Trump administration this week terminated a $1.3 million grant to the Massachusetts affiliate of the National Endowment for the Humanities, one of several cultural agencies and organizations across the state that had their funding slashed. Continue reading →
Smart was traded away before last season's Celtics run to the NBA title. There isn’t bitterness in Smart, but more of a feeling of misfortunate and destiny simultaneously. Continue reading →
Bueckers — and her legions of fans — had been waiting for this feeling since she was identified as the next face of women’s college basketball as a high-schooler. Continue reading →
Tariffs are complicated. Rolling them out at breakneck speed across most of the planet? Even more so. And figuring out what it all means for a typical New Englander? Well, that’s where we come in. Continue reading →
Josh Kraft scores construction union Local 22′s endorsement; Sam King takes over as CEO at Nasuni; local leaders bullish about Boston entrepreneurship. Continue reading →
As a child, he played the well-meaning, trouble-causing protagonist of the popular sitcom, but he later told of abuse by those who were supposed to look after him. Continue reading →
Ms. Marcus, a figurative and conceptual artist with a steely will and a bold contemporary style, found fame in the 1960s and then was largely overlooked until she was nearly 90. Continue reading →
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