The arrest of the Milford High School junior, who is on the high school volleyball team and plays drums for his church’s worship service, has sparked outrage and protest in Milford. Continue reading →
Many international undergraduate students pay full tuition to attend US colleges, which allows schools to provide more expansive financial aid to domestic students. Continue reading →
The Supreme Court declined to take up a pair of gun-rights cases Monday, leaving in place Maryland’s ban on semiautomatic military-style rifles and Rhode Island’s restrictions on large-capacity magazines holding more than 10 rounds of ammunition. Continue reading →
President Trump’s administration on Monday renewed its request for the Supreme Court to clear the way for plans to downsize the federal workforce, while a lawsuit filed by labor unions and cities proceeds. Continue reading →
The sequence of events is familiar: A lower court judge blocks a part of President Trump’s agenda, an appellate panel refuses to put the order on hold while the case continues, and the Justice Department turns to the Supreme Court. Continue reading →
WASHINGTON — Emery Eversoll and her mother shared a good laugh when Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said that some autistic children will never write poems. Continue reading →
MEXICO CITY — Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum on Monday defended a judicial election after a weekend marked by low voter turnout, confusion, and criticism. Continue reading →
The federal government should be investing and working to expand the nation’s scientific and public health arsenal, not shrinking it. Continue reading →
There is no Municipal Harbor Plan in place, which creates confusion, wastes time and resources, and leaves entirely too much room for interpretation. Continue reading →
Decked out in rainbow colors and holding various identity flags, they celebrated for two hours at lunchtime Monday in front of Boston City Hall. Continue reading →
Neither is a luxury tax team nor built with max free-agent signings. Each acquired its cornerstone player — Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and Tyrese Haliburton — through trade. Continue reading →
Meet Boston’s Hilina Ajakaiye takes on national marketing role; Pioneer law center enters expansion deal; and a groundbreaking for Boston’s new Holocaust museum Continue reading →
Patrick Gilligan, a former Blue Cross Blue Shield executive, will succeed Cain Hayes, who left the financially troubled insurer in September. Continue reading →
“It is time to launch the concept of the universality of humanity,” the photographer said. “Photography lends itself to a demonstration of this and as an instrument of solidarity between peoples.” Continue reading →
“It is time to launch the concept of the universality of humanity,” the photographer said. “Photography lends itself to a demonstration of this and as an instrument of solidarity between peoples.” Continue reading →
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