Jaime, a 21-year-old from Ecuador, spent more than seven weeks in immigration custody, including at a federal prison in Berlin, N.H., despite having no criminal charges. Continue reading →
More than a dozen schools across the nation are expected to fall under the top tax rate in the new Republican tax and spending law, including Harvard and MIT. Continue reading →
After saying she is halting a pay hike for executive branch managers planned for January, Governor Healey is giving those same employees a separate raise this month. Continue reading →
The Wall Street Journal reported Wednesday that the attorney general told President Trump his name was among many high-profile figures mentioned in the files on Jeffrey Epstein. Continue reading →
After focusing his second-term ire on other individuals and institutions, President Trump is again seeking prosecution of his most prominent rivals. Continue reading →
Bryan Kohberger was ordered to serve four life sentences. He will not be eligible for parole and must pay restitution to the victims’ families. Continue reading →
Experts say Gaza is at risk of famine because of Israel’s blockade and the offensive launched in response to Hamas’s Oct. 7, 2023, attack. Continue reading →
The United Nations’ highest judicial body ruled Wednesday that nations have a “duty” to prevent environmental harm and are obliged to limit planet-warming greenhouse gas emissions, which come primarily from fossil fuels. Continue reading →
Some scientists worried that the Barbados threadsnake had become extinct, but one sunny morning, Connor Blades lifted a rock in a tiny forest in the eastern Caribbean island and held his breath. Continue reading →
The Trump administration’s enforcement tactics will impact health care in Massachusetts, said medical professionals who protested outside the Immigration and Customs Enforcement office in Burlington. Continue reading →
Roughly 62 percent of poll respondents said they viewed the local pro-immigrant ordinance "strongly" favorably, despite the Trump administration's efforts to attack the city and Mayor Michelle Wu over the policy. Continue reading →
There was a heavy police presence, but no disturbances Wednesday at Fino Field, where Milford and East Springfield resumed their suspended game. East Springfield won, advancing to the Legion state championship. Continue reading →
Sparre, who spent the past three seasons as an assistant coach with the AHL’s San Diego Gulls, will succeed Kessel, who stepped down in June. Continue reading →
The strike against food services company Aramark would last three day as the Red Sox and Los Angeles Dodgers play a weekend series at Fenway Park. Continue reading →
One Channel Center, the 500,000-square-foot building along A Street, could be empty after the departure of the financial services giant later this year. Continue reading →
A star of the historically informed performance movement, Mr. Norrington served as an artistic director of the Handel and Hayden Society from 2006 to 2009. Continue reading →
A star of the historically informed performance movement, Mr. Norrington served as an artistic director of the Handel and Hayden Society from 2006 to 2009. Continue reading →
The Dropkicks wrote that the financial contributions to the Trump campaign conflict with its own fierce opposition to the president’s policies. Continue reading →
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