The cuts include funding for schooling for migrant farmworkers and their children and connector programs that help high school students from disadvantaged backgrounds transition to college. Continue reading →
Political momentum has dropped, and the state Legislature’s signature reform achievement is scaling back its ambitions due to insufficient funding. Continue reading →
On Memorial Day, 81 years after 2nd Lt. Thomas V. Kelly Jr. was killed off the coast of New Guinea, and two years after his remains were recovered from the underwater crash site, he is to be buried beside his family in Livermore, California. Continue reading →
The US military spent more than $6 billion over the past three years to recruit and retain service members, in what has been a growing campaign to counter enlistment shortfalls. Continue reading →
The Trump administration’s move to end deportation protections for wartime allies who fled to the United States after the fall of Afghanistan has infuriated veterans of the 20-year conflict there, who say the US government is betraying a sacred promise made to some of America’s most vulnerable partners. Continue reading →
The Digital Equity Act gave states and tribes flexibility to deliver high-speed internet access to families that could not afford it, computers to kids who did not have them, telehealth access to older adults in rural areas, and training and job skills to veterans. Continue reading →
Russia unleashed one of its largest drone and missile barrages of the war on Ukraine overnight, killing at least 12 people and injuring dozens across the country in an hourslong assault that Ukrainian officials said showed Moscow had no interest in a truce. Continue reading →
The first American pope formally took possession of the St. John Lateran Basilica, which is Rome’s cathedral and seat of the diocese, with an evening Mass. Continue reading →
Maybe it’s my generation’s destiny to push back at the last gender-based assumption on the list: that whatever the test, older women are not up to it. Continue reading →
After turmoil in the agency, a person who is comfortable discussing the mundanities of arcane government procedure is the right person for the job. Continue reading →
As the standoff between the university and the Trump administration escalates, the appeal of Harvard, and its standing on the global stage, seemingly hangs in the balance. Continue reading →
The longtime New England mafioso should be playing bocce and sipping espresso from little white cups. Instead, he’s doing what he’s always done: crime. Continue reading →
Independent stores will likely never recover their power of 50 years ago, but the days of industry predictions of their demise seem well behind. Continue reading →
Independent stores will likely never recover their power of 50 years ago, but the days of industry predictions of their demise seem well behind. Continue reading →
Her book "Against Our Will: Men, Women and Rape" helped debunk many of the myths of rape, reframing it as a crime of power and violence. Continue reading →
Her book "Against Our Will: Men, Women and Rape" helped debunk many of the myths of rape, reframing it as a crime of power and violence. Continue reading →
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