Harvard is busy. As the university celebrates its 374th commencement, a few miles away, its lawyers are arguing against a Trump administration effort to bar international students from the campus. Follow live.
The sweeping ICE enforcement action offered the starkest reminder yet that in every part of Massachusetts, as temperatures climb, this is shaping up to be another season of Trump. Continue reading →
The board’s executive committee is investigating whether Demoulas was considering plans to lead a work stoppage that could disrupt the supermarket chain’s business. Continue reading →
Israel is weathering one of its toughest weeks on the diplomatic stage since the start of the war in Gaza, as its allies, including President Trump, appear increasingly fed up with the protracted war, as well as Israel’s conduct of it. Continue reading →
The economic benefits of detention, in a rural parish where about a quarter of residents live in poverty, have muted criticism of the president’s immigration policies. Continue reading →
The mental health of mothers in the United States declined significantly from 2016 to 2023, according to a large new study published Tuesday in JAMA Internal Medicine. Continue reading →
As he runs for mayor of New York City, Andrew M. Cuomo has made no secret of what he thinks was one of his greatest achievements as the state's governor. Continue reading →
Chancellor Friedrich Merz said Wednesday that Germany would step up its support for Ukraine, increasing funding for the production of weapons — including long-range ones — and sending more military equipment to Kyiv. Continue reading →
After a nearly six-decade absence, the face of Josef Stalin, the Soviet dictator who was not known for sparing lives to achieve his goals, is once again greeting commuters in one of Moscow's ornate subway stations. Continue reading →
Erik Prince, a private military contractor and prominent supporter of President Donald Trump, is working with Haiti's government to conduct lethal operations against gangs that are terrorizing the nation and threatening to take over its capital. Continue reading →
By targeting pro bono programs, Trump’s vengeful executive orders deny real justice to those who need it most but can afford it the least. Continue reading →
Harvard Square buzzed this week with graduates and parents attending ceremonies and collecting regalia before commencement, which is Thursday. Continue reading →
Thomas Brady, 53, of Norwood, was indicted by a federal grand jury on four counts of extortion and three counts of use of interstate facilities to commit bribery and extortion, US Attorney Leah B. Foley’s office said in a statement. Continue reading →
Beset by season-altering injuries to their corner infielders, the Sox and their vaunted sustainability plan are exposed, along with a thin roster. Continue reading →
After an offday Thursday, the Red Sox are back in action Friday night for the start of a three-game set against the Braves in Atlanta. Continue reading →
Diggs, who is rehabbing a torn ACL suffered last October, spent part of Memorial Day weekend on a boat in Florida with rapper Cardi B. Continue reading →
Developers planning to build up to 705 units of housing on city-owned parking lots across from Bunker Hill Community College are moving forward with the project, but have scaled down its first phase to make it more economically feasible. Continue reading →
Whether through novels such as “The Wizard of the Crow” and “Petals of Blood,” memoirs such as “Birth of a Dream Weaver” or the landmark critique “Decolonizing the Mind,” Mr. Ngũgĩ embodied the very heights and the perils of the artist’s calling. Continue reading →
Marcel Ophuls, the German-born filmmaker whose powerful documentary "The Sorrow and the Pity" exploded the myth of widespread French resistance to the Nazi occupation during World War II, died over the weekend in France. He was 97. Continue reading →
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