Critics say the move is yet another example of the university quietly bending to the Trump administration, before any deals are made. Continue reading →
The Worcester safety-net hospital has already shut several programs, including two primary care clinics and a substance use treatment center for teens. Continue reading →
The Boston wearables firm says the software tool doesn't meet the definition of a medical device and shouldn't be regulated as such. Continue reading →
An audit of the troubled commission cited a host of regulatory failures, including failure to enforce regulations in a timely manner or maintain adequate internal controls. Continue reading →
Hardly anyone expects President Trump to make much progress in halting the fighting between Russia and Ukraine at Friday's summit, given how far apart their views of the conflict are. Continue reading →
Attorney General Pam Bondi said in a directive issued Thursday evening that DEA boss Terry Cole will assume “powers and duties vested in the District of Columbia Chief of Police.” Continue reading →
Florida will soon open a second state-run immigration detention center in an empty prison west of Jacksonville, Governor Ron DeSantis announced Thursday, growing the state's contentious effort to crack down on illegal immigration. Continue reading →
Officials described United Cartels, an organization based in the western Mexican state of Michoacán, as one of the “most prolific” methamphetamine producers in the country. Continue reading →
Nations were meeting for an 11th day at the United Nations office in Geneva to try to complete a landmark treaty to end the plastic pollution crisis. Continue reading →
They sprayed liquid on several cars, security footage showed, and set the vehicles alight. One sprayed graffiti on a barn wall, tagging the name of a nearby settlement, as well as the Hebrew word for “revenge. Continue reading →
A Scottish man is under police investigation after visiting the ancient city of Pompeii, in what could be the latest in a long line of examples of tourists behaving badly around Italy's cultural treasures. Continue reading →
An audit of the troubled commission cited a host of regulatory failures, including failure to enforce regulations in a timely manner or maintain adequate internal controls. Continue reading →
"I just stare at his ashes, at his picture ... No parent should have to go through this, or any family," said Tamara Tarpinian-Jachym, whose son was fatally shot in Washington, D.C., in June. Continue reading →
Stories by Globe reporter Bob Hohler found that the injury suffered by 16-year-old Rohan Shukla during a Thanksgiving football game last year perhaps could have been prevented. Continue reading →
From Garrett Crochet’s “Beast” nickname to Romy Gonzalez’s impromptu “Tremendously Locked In” slogan, Paul Procopio has helped them frame the narrative of their season. Continue reading →
His nightly routine has grown in popularity, especially after he shared his struggles with mental health. He's found something powerful in the ritual. Continue reading →
Critics say the move is yet another example of the university quietly bending to the Trump administration, before any deals are made. Continue reading →
The Worcester safety-net hospital has already shut several programs, including two primary care clinics and a substance use treatment center for teens. Continue reading →
The Boston wearables firm says the software tool doesn't meet the definition of a medical device and shouldn't be regulated as such. Continue reading →
Mr. Mazzarella, as the top editor of USA Today in the 1990s, sharpened the colorful broadsheet newspaper's focus on hard news, including the establishment of a unit that produced investigative and enterprise journalism. Continue reading →
When Leonard and Claire Tow were young New York City teachers, they loved the theater but couldn't afford tickets over $20. If a play cost more, they lurked outside and slipped in at intermission to fill empty seats. Continue reading →
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