As Rohan Shukla adjusts to his new normal, his family’s grief gives rise to concerns about what might have been done to prevent or mitigate such a tragedy. Continue reading →
Israel has blocked humanitarian aid from entering Gaza, throwing the territory of over 2 million people into what is believed to be the worst humanitarian crisis in nearly 19 months of war. Continue reading →
The professor began replying to some of the angry emails, asking the senders why they were mad at her and inviting them to speak face-to-face via Zoom. Continue reading →
The unusual alliance shows that for all the seeming unanimity in the MAGA movement, Republicans can still clash over policy objectives and the wielding of power. Continue reading →
A new mission statement redefines the mission around conspiracy theories pushed by Republican President Trump to explain away his loss to Democrat Joe Biden in the 2020 election. Continue reading →
More than any single issue, the choice of the next pontiff will be dominated by a philosophical question: Who deserves a say in determining the Catholic Church’s future? Continue reading →
Anthony Albanese and his center-left party claimed victory as the first Australian prime minister to win a second consecutive term in 21 years on Saturday. Continue reading →
Moscow accused Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky of threatening the safety of dignitaries attending Victory Day celebrations after he dismissed Russia’s unilateral 72-hour cease-fire. Continue reading →
This timeline is important because it underscores the need for institutions and people to step up for each other to protect foundational pillars of our representative government. Continue reading →
It makes the industry more dangerous because clients are less willing to participate in safety screening, and it makes sex workers poorer by targeting their livelihoods. Continue reading →
As Rohan Shukla adjusts to his new normal, his family’s grief gives rise to concerns about what might have been done to prevent or mitigate such a tragedy. Continue reading →
Members of the Hyde Square Task Force and the Massachusetts delegation are pressing for the corporation to drop prices in more low-income neighborhoods. Continue reading →
Two very different judges in very different jurisdictions cited the Constitution in checking the power of a president who is determined to push the boundaries of executive authority. Continue reading →
The Celtics and Knicks haven’t matched up in any series beyond the first round since Larry Bird and Co. won a thrilling seven-game conference semifinal over Bernard King and Co. in 1984. Continue reading →
Even long into his 70s, Mr. Bey had a commanding, compelling voice, projecting from his baby face beneath his signature porkpie hat. Continue reading →
Currently, 63 countries offer dual citizenship to US residents. (Obviously, that number could change any day.) Here’s a look at how some popular destinations do it. Continue reading →
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