“Thank you so much for being here,” Öztürk said. "I really appreciate you being here, and thanks so much for all the support and love.” Continue reading →
Multiple outlets reported this week that the maternal grandparents of Robert Prevost were described as people of color in historical documents. Continue reading →
Justice Souter became a darling of liberals during his nearly 20 years on the bench. He died at his home in New Hampshire, the Supreme Court said. Continue reading →
Boston police, in recordings, also said the same school bus struck at least two parked cars in Mattapan minutes before the Hyde Park crash. Continue reading →
President Trump praised Casey Means as someone who holds “impeccable MAHA credentials,” but people in Kennedy’s orbit countered that she is insufficiently devoted to opposing vaccines. Continue reading →
As the Trump administration battles to use a wartime law to speed deportations of alleged gang members, it has moved dozens of detained Venezuelans to the one court district in the nation where a federal judge has declined to stand in its way. Continue reading →
NEW DELHI - As India and Pakistan entered their third day of hostilities, the two nuclear-armed nations remained on the brink of a head-on military confrontation - but how close was difficult to tell, the fog of war made even murkier by tit-for-tat accusations of strikes and false-flag attacks. Continue reading →
A swimming coach in Nigeria’s economic hub of Lagos is teaching disabled children how to swim through his nonprofit aimed at empowering them in life. Continue reading →
ROME -- Leo XIV, the first pope from the United States, presided over his first Mass as leader of 1.4 billion Roman Catholics on Friday, pledging to align himself with "ordinary people" and not with the rich and powerful. He also called for missionary outreach to help heal the "wounds that afflict our society." Continue reading →
At a moment when medical science and health research are seen as increasingly important, the entire Harvard Medical School ecosystem is a critical Harvard asset. Continue reading →
One letter writer argues that rooting out anti-Jewish bias on university campuses is a politically corrupt project. Another calls for students to renew their commitments to civil discourse and professional integrity. Continue reading →
Paul Oliveira’s departure comes on the heels of the Spotlight Team’s Snitch City series that uncovered rampant misconduct within the New Bedford Police Department. Continue reading →
The Celtics have been discombobulated in every way. They face a grueling uphill battle against a genuinely tough team. And they did this to themselves. Continue reading →
Henry was accompanied by Craig Breslow and team president Sam Kennedy. But Henry alone sat with Devers and manager Alex Cora in the visiting manager’s office at Kauffman Stadium. Continue reading →
Appliances. Shoes. Model trains. As a massive new tariff chokes US demand for Chinese imports, local retailers who sell Chinese-made goods are preparing for hard times. Continue reading →
The Massachusetts Port Authority expects shipping volume in June at the Conley freight terminal in South Boston to drop by nearly 35 percent. Continue reading →
“Justice Souter always remained grounded in New Hampshire,” New Hampshire Supreme Court Chief Justice Gordon J. MacDonald said as the state's legal community mourned Souter's death. Continue reading →
“Justice Souter always remained grounded in New Hampshire,” New Hampshire Supreme Court Chief Justice Gordon J. MacDonald said as the state's legal community mourned Souter's death. Continue reading →
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