A video of the confrontation, which Domingo Ortiz filmed, has been viewed by hundreds of thousands of people across the United States. Continue reading →
Judge William K. Sessions III has set a bail hearing for May 9 in federal court in Vermont, where Rümeysa Öztürk was first taken after her arrest in Somerville by federal agents in late March, before being sent to Louisiana. Continue reading →
The review comes amid concerns from some alumni groups and conservative politicians about foreign influence and espionage on elite university campuses. Continue reading →
tudents stood in prayer circles and piled balloons, candles, and teddy bears along a sidewalk Friday near Florida State University’s student union. Continue reading →
US Senator Chris Van Hollen of Maryland says Kilmar Abrego Garcia, who was wrongly deported, told him he has been moved from the notorious Salvadoran prison known as CECOT to a detention center with better conditions. Continue reading →
Many of the files had been made public previously, but others had not been digitized and sat for decades in federal government storage facilities. Continue reading →
PARIS -- The United States will abandon efforts to end the war in Ukraine if it proves impossible to broker meaningful progress in the next several days, Secretary of State Marco Rubio said in remarks that piled pressure on Ukraine as he departed Paris on Friday. Continue reading →
For generations, street musicians have provided the soundtrack for Leicester Square, a tourist hub in London's West End, where the likes of Rod Stewart and George Michael once busked.. Continue reading →
The latest round of US airstrikes against the Iran-backed Houthi militia in Yemen has killed dozens of people in bombardments targeting a port in the country's northwest. Continue reading →
Governments have long sought to bring universities to heel — and they've been successful in the short term before. But history shows that in the long run, universities survive. Continue reading →
Kennedy may be wrong about vaccines, autism, sunscreen, and raw milk, but his ability to tap into ambient feelings of rage and powerlessness has been remarkable. And it’s an anger that Democrats and liberals have failed to address. Continue reading →
David D'Alessandro's call for schools to cut back on international students stirred reaction. One reader writes that "instead of encouraging free debate on increasing relative US student attendance, he further threatens the universities." Continue reading →
Filming the police in a public space is a constitutional right. Actually doing it in Massachusetts could become harder under a new proposal. Continue reading →
With thousands of runners headed to Boston for the annual marathon on Monday, Puma is banking on its army of amateur ambassadors finishing just behind the professionals. Continue reading →
No US man has won here since Meb Keflezighi broke the tape in 2014. But a trio of Americans — Conner Mantz, Clayton Young, and CJ Albertson — have the goods to all finish in the top 10. Continue reading →
The project, which would put up more than 200 apartments in the wooded 24-acre site, now heads back to the city’s planning staff for further review. Continue reading →
The rhesus macaques were at risk of being prematurely euthanized after the $60 million research project, led in part by a Harvard scientist, was cut off from its NIH funding this week. Continue reading →
Harvard University owns nearly 500 buildings on both sides of the Charles. As a tax-exempt nonprofit, it doesn't pay property taxes on most of them. Continue reading →
For millennials in Greater Boston, a new crop of daytime dance parties and events offer nostalgia, energy, and purpose — with a bedtime. Continue reading →
Actor Damon Herriman impressively plays a Boston gangster looking to start over down South in the new series, which also stars Kevin Bacon. Continue reading →
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