Project managers, events directors, and research scientists — who never stand at the front of the classroom — are bearing the brunt of universities’ financial crisis. Continue reading →
The firefighters greeted each other with handshakes and back slaps. But they soon shifted to mournful recollections of what each had experienced in the worst fire they had ever fought. Continue reading →
The southeast city in New Mexico has had a mystique since an incident involving a "flying disc" 78 years ago. Many residents were expecting Trump to release more information on extraterrestrial life. Continue reading →
European Commission chief Ursula von der Leyen said the deal “will bring stability, it will bring predictability, that’s very important for our businesses on both sides of the Atlantic.” Continue reading →
President Trump makes no secret of his displeasure over the cost of renovating the Federal Reserve headquarters — around $2.5 billion, or even higher by the president’s accounting.
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A man accused of entering a Walmart in Michigan and randomly stabbing 11 shoppers before being detained by bystanders in the store parking lot is expected to face terrorism and multiple assault charges, authorities said Sunday. Continue reading →
Faith leaders across the country are hoping a bipartisan bill, recently introduced in the US Senate and House, might finally bring resolution to an immigration issue that has been hindering their service to their communities for more than two years. Continue reading →
Scores of aid groups say starvation is fast spreading in Gaza, and Israel suspended some military operations to allow the movement of relief convoys. Continue reading →
In several hospitals still functioning in the Gaza Strip, nurses are fainting from hunger and dehydration. Managers often cannot provide meals for patients or staff. Doctors are running low on formula for newborns, in some cases giving them water alone. Continue reading →
The leaders of Thailand and Cambodia are scheduled to arrive in Malaysia on Monday to discuss a possible cease-fire, an effort started by President Trump amid a mounting flurry of diplomatic exchanges to halt a deadly border conflict that has entered its fourth day. Continue reading →
House Bill 1643 would make the audio recordings of 911 calls private data but would retain a written transcript of the call as a public record, meaning any individual or news organization would be entitled to a transcript upon request. Continue reading →
In Massachusetts, the freeze translated into $108 million withheld, leaving many districts scrambling to ensure they could still provide services. Continue reading →
In the fifth inning, Anthony drilled an opposite-field RBI triple against Dodgers starter Dustin May and Bregman followed by blasting a two-run homer over the Monster Seats to put the Sox ahead, 4-3. Continue reading →
“In Philly, I was never the starter or never looked at as the guy that was going to lead the group,” Williams said. “Now, I finally get the opportunity that I always felt like I had in me." Continue reading →
Denver-based life sciences company Healthpeak is readying plans to transform an industrial area north of Concord Ave. near the Alewife MBTA Station known as the Quadrangle into a massive, mixed-use complex totaling 4.6 million square feet. Continue reading →
A Globe reporter and video producer went to five local grocery stores, including Market Basket, to check the prices of a 10-item shopping list. Here’s what they found. Continue reading →
New rest-stop operator Applegreen plans to add eight to 12 chargers per stop. The improvements after so many years could be a shock for long-suffering EV drivers. Continue reading →
“You do not have to be content with being equal,” she said of her experience studying at a women's college. “You can concentrate on being the best.” Continue reading →
She was the last surviving member of a set of identical quadruplets who charmed Depression-era America with song-and-dance performances, and then took part in a landmark psychological study after being diagnosed with schizophrenia. Continue reading →
Mr. Willis patiently excavated the problems and possibilities of the painted surface in terms of color, texture, process, and space. Continue reading →
If it's a truism to say that the Newport festival is no longer simply about folk music, it’s equally true to say that you never have to look hard to find some. Continue reading →
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