Efforts to attract international students are under immense scrutiny amid the Trump administration’s attacks on elite colleges and immigration. Continue reading →
Etzkorn has battled employees, contractors, neighbors, and government officials on issues ranging from small claims to multimillion-dollar Medicaid payments, to the operation of Gabriel House, a Globe review found. Continue reading →
Russia has shown no signs of pulling back in its war against Ukraine. Instead, it has intensified its long-range strikes on Ukrainian cities and attacks across the front line. It has also adopted new tactics, military experts say, in the use of drones and small units. Continue reading →
After breaching a biological barrier in Panama in 2022, the flesh-eating parasite is at risk of returning, spurring the United States and Mexico to invest in increased biological countermeasures, surveillance, detection and scientific research. Continue reading →
More than 1,000 of the NYPD’s roughly 33,000 uniformed members are Bangladeshi Americans, according to the Bangladeshi American Police Association. Another 1,500 people of Bangladeshi heritage are among the department’s 19,000 civilian employees. Continue reading →
Just getting the meeting Tuesday with the Republican president was an achievement for someone viewed as a contender for her party’s White House nomination in 2028. Continue reading →
Ukraine's leader said his country “will not give Russia any awards for what it has done” and that “Ukrainians will not give their land to the occupier.” Continue reading →
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that he wants unnamed “Arab forces” to control Gaza after Hamas’ defeat. But it is not clear whether Netanyahu has any takers at the moment. Continue reading →
“Quincy Citizens for Fair Raises” has taken to the streets with pen and petition to bring Mayor Thomas P. Koch’s approved $285,000 annual salary to a public vote in November. Continue reading →
If you’re looking for a strange summer story, they don’t get much stranger than the one involving a former Maine man named Michael Kelley. Continue reading →
Experts say restoration after renovation gives owners of older houses a chance to revitalize lost character while making space for modern use Continue reading →
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