Visibility was near zero as smoke rapidly filled Gabriel House, an assisted living facility with 69 residents. People were screaming for help; some stayed in their rooms and called loved ones, some invoked the Almighty. Continue reading →
Kseniia Petrova’s future has hung in the balance since she allegedly failed to declare frog embryos that she was bringing back from France for research. Continue reading →
Water supplies for Tehran are predicted to run out in just a few weeks, officials said, pleading with the public to reduce water consumption. Continue reading →
An internal US government analysis came to a similar conclusion. It found no evidence of systematic Hamas theft of US-funded humanitarian supplies, the report said. Continue reading →
The tool is supposed to analyze roughly 200,000 federal regulations to determine which can be eliminated because they are no longer required by law, according to a PowerPoint presentation Continue reading →
Some of MAGA’s most prominent voices say that Ghislaine Maxwell, who was sentenced to 20 years for sex trafficking girls for Epstein, has inside knowledge that would help law enforcement bring untold elites to justice. Continue reading →
Some of the most popular bike lanes were making Toronto’s notorious traffic worse, according to the provincial government. So Ontario passed a bill to rip out 14 miles of the lanes from three major streets that serve the core of the city. Continue reading →
“In a world darkened by war and injustice, even when all seems lost, migrants and refugees stand as messengers of hope," the pontiff said in a letter. Continue reading →
The populist wave that Trump predicted would wash across Europe has ebbed and flowed, leaving a fragmented political landscape with a handful of populist leaders whose fortunes are mixed. Continue reading →
A strong body of evidence suggests the city is becoming a place for the rich, who can afford the city’s exorbitant prices, and the poor, who qualify for subsidies. What about everyone else? Continue reading →
The event has steadily grown since it was established in 2021, and this year the festivities were divided between two Seaport locations. Continue reading →
The latest chronic absenteeism data, through March 2025, paints perhaps the grimmest picture yet for Massachusetts students: Progress in getting kids back in class has all but stopped. Continue reading →
Crochet (12-4) allowed two runs in the first inning, then combined with Justin Wilson, Garrett Whitlock, and Aroldis Chapman to blank the Dodgers for eight innings. Continue reading →
Despite her solitude, Emily Dickinson tended deep bonds with others by writing hundreds of letters. There are lessons in that for us today. Continue reading →
In 1976, he founded the New Albion Brewing Co., the first new brewery in America since Prohibition and the inspiration for thousands of craft brewers. Continue reading →
In 1976, he founded the New Albion Brewing Co., the first new brewery in America since Prohibition and the inspiration for thousands of craft brewers. Continue reading →
The rise of AI band Velvet Sundown raises questions about the role of AI in the music industry. What will AI-generated music do to the arts? Continue reading →
On a recent night, with easy-to-like tunes and jovial travelers, it worked. But how would it land if our travel day had gone very wrong, indeed? Continue reading →
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