Governor Maura Healey announced on Friday the closure of all hotel shelters and the end of a state of emergency she declared in August 2023. Continue reading →
Kraft has come under fire from opponent Mayor Michelle Wu for a lack of transparency over his personal financial situation and any potential conflicts of interest it could present as he seeks the mayoralty. Continue reading →
The statistics, released Thursday by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, provide a sobering explanation for the resurgence of childhood diseases across the United States. Continue reading →
In a statement late Thursday, the chancellor, Julio Frenk, said that the federal government was cutting “hundreds of grants” to the university. Continue reading →
Lawmakers also extended a president’s term in office from five years to six, amending five articles with 57 votes in favor and three opposed, the National Assembly said on social media. Continue reading →
Israel’s nearly 22-month military offensive against Hamas has shattered security in the territory of some 2 million Palestinians and made it nearly impossible to safely deliver food to starving people.
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Admilson Vizcaino remains hospitalized and an investigation into his alleged actions and the use of deadly force by an Everett officer are both ongoing. Continue reading →
Governor Ayotte signed a bill that prohibits healthcare providers from prescribing puberty blockers and hormone therapy for people under 18. Continue reading →
Quarterback Drake Maye had his first two interceptions of camp, while running back Rhamondre Stevenson's fumbling propensity showed up in Friday night's practice at Gillette Stadium in front of fans. Continue reading →
To most eyes, the Red Sox made some underwhelming improvements to the team at the trade deadline. But to the likes of manager Alex Cora and shortstop Trevor Story, they feel they have improved on an already solid squad. Continue reading →
In his first major league start of the season — after spending most of this season with Triple A Worcester — righthander Cooper Criswell cruised for seven innings, allowing one run, seven hits, and two walks. Continue reading →
The unofficial title of the oldest riverside pub in the city has long been disputed, with both the Mayflower and the Prospect of Whitby laying claim to the title. Continue reading →
Four astronauts are on their way to the International Space Station after being sidelined by Boeing’s Starliner trouble and other issues. Continue reading →
Inspiration for the piece came by way of a published interview, a cheeky, hand-written note, and a long-ago performance by jazz greats. Continue reading →
Presidential inaugural poet Richard Blanco joins We (too) The People, a bi-monthly series where music and poetry reclaim the collective “we.” Continue reading →
B. Elle Borders has crafted a small gem of a play about race, family, possession, dispossession, and the obligation to right history’s wrongs. Continue reading →
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