The three former CDC officials described an abandonment of science in favor of anti-vaccine, anti-science ideology under Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Continue reading →
If approved, the rule would implement a new fixed time limit on foreign students, who currently can stay for the length of their studies as long as they meet visa requirements. Continue reading →
As hospitals rush to embrace AI systems that help diagnose diseases, Marzyeh Ghassemi's research suggests the technology is still rife with flaws and biases. Continue reading →
The move, the latest chapter in an intensive fight between President Trump and Congress over spending powers, drew swift condemnation from the top Republican on the Appropriations Committee, who called it illegal. Continue reading →
Supporters hope and opponents fear the legislation, nearing final passage in Texas, will serve as a model for other states to limit medication abortion by promoting a rash of lawsuits against medical providers, pharmaceutical companies, and companies such as FedEx or UPS that may ship the drugs. Continue reading →
The Gaza Health Ministry says the death toll in Gaza has surpassed 63,000 as Palestinians face the start of Israel’s expanded offensive in Gaza City. Continue reading →
Protesters marched to the headquarters of the police mobile brigade in the capital Jakarta on Friday, and some attempted to storm the compound. Continue reading →
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky says Ukrainian officials want to meet with President Trump and European leaders next week to discuss recent developments in efforts to end the three-year war with Russia. Continue reading →
For too long, we’ve been taught to shrink: to soften our names, hide our cultures, and adapt to someone else’s version of belonging. Continue reading →
"Our neighbors who are poor mirror the rest of us quite closely. Most important, however, they don’t have money," writes one reader. Continue reading →
Saturday’s game between Johnson C. Smith University and Morehouse College, two HBCUs, will bring another level of spirit and pride to Boston. Continue reading →
Critics of online sports betting called on the state gaming commission to put consumer protection over the gambling industry's interests. Continue reading →
More than 90 supporters of the former Boston City councilor wrote letters to a federal judge ahead of her Sept. 5 sentencing on public corruption charges. Continue reading →
Getting back near a .500 record and remaining in contention for a playoff spot until Week 18 would be the minimum needed to show real progress in the team's rebuild. Continue reading →
Through five shutout innings, Tolle delivered a performance that cemented his status as one of the top pitching prospects in the game and a potential difference-maker down the stretch for the Sox. Continue reading →
Anthony, like Lynn, is a lefthanded-hitting outfielder with a matter-of-fact knack for making the game look so much easier than it is. Continue reading →
Massachusetts is one of 16 states where local law requires pharmacists to have clearance to administer vaccines from a Centers for Disease Control panel, which may or may not meet to OK the new COVID vaccine. Continue reading →
Third Rock, which has offices in Boston and San Francisco, has not only invested in groundbreaking drug companies, but it has generated the best returns on its investments, according to an analysis by STAT. Continue reading →
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