A letter sent to federal procurement officials Tuesday morning effectively ends the government’s decades-long business relationship with Harvard. Continue reading →
The Supreme Court on Tuesday cleared the way for the federal government to transfer thousands of acres of national forestland containing a Native American sacred site to a copper-mining company. Continue reading →
Family and friends lauded the life of Sarah Milgrim, who was fatally shot last week alongside Yaron Lischinsky. Those who knew the couple said Lischinisky planned to propose to Milgrim in the coming days. Continue reading →
Paul Walczak’s pardon application cited his mother’s support for the president, including raising millions of dollars and a connection to a plot to publicize a Biden family diary. Continue reading →
At a news conference on Tuesday, the British police said that the driver of the car, a seven-seat Ford Galaxy minivan, had gained access to Water Street, which had been closed for the parade, by slipping behind an ambulance when a barrier was moved. Continue reading →
Russia is building power lines in occupied southeastern Ukraine to link to its own grid a major nuclear plant it has captured, according to a new Greenpeace report. It is the clearest evidence yet of Moscow's intent to restart and exploit the offline facility, despite the risks and calls to address the plant's status in peace talks. Continue reading →
A small but vocal group of Republicans in Congress is pushing to escalate pressure on Russia for its aggression against Ukraine, diverging sharply from President Trump's conciliatory stance after months of staying mostly quiet and deferring to his hands-off approach. Continue reading →
The state’s baseline compensation of $65 an hour is much lower than in neighboring states — and so low that some lawyers are no longer willing to accept it. Continue reading →
The arts possess a truth-telling power to shape and narrate our shared history — a power to change whose stories are told, and by whom. And they are particularly important for America’s young people. Continue reading →
The lefthander, who is 4-4 with a 2.04 ERA in 12 starts, entered Tuesday as the big league leader with 75 innings pitched and on a pace to cruise past 200 frames. Continue reading →
Aroldis Chapman, entrusted with a 1-0 advantage for the ninth, blew the save, and after the Red Sox failed to take advantage of a man on third with no outs in the top of the 10th, the Brewers walked it off with a Christian Yelich grand slam against Liam Hendriks. Continue reading →
Hostility toward electric vehicles is manifesting in proposals that could slow sales more than expected — and hit Musk’s Tesla even harder. Continue reading →
Nicotine pouches had the largest growth in sales of any tobacco product in the region’s more than 8,000 convenience stores last year. Continue reading →
Derringer’s decades in the music industry spanned teen stardom, session work for bands like Steely Dan, supplying the guitar solo on Bonnie Tyler’s “Total Eclipse of the Heart” and producing for Cyndi Lauper. Continue reading →
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