Mayor Michelle Wu took the stage on City Hall Plaza to tout her record, attack the Trump administration, and rail against her main opponent for mayor, Josh Kraft. Continue reading →
The study, led by a Harvard Medical School professor, has tracked patients for nearly 30 years and vastly expanded understanding of diabetes, its treatment, and its prevention.
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The political group that helped propel Robert F. Kennedy's political rise has switched gears, spending to cultivate a media message that advances his policy goals. Continue reading →
Israel launched strikes across the Gaza Strip on Monday, killing at least 31 people. Genocide scholars, meanwhile, accuse Israel of genocide, allegations it vehemently rejects. Continue reading →
The image of red-state governors mustering uniformed troops for duty in blue-state cities has left many Americans with the foreboding sense of a nation dangerously divided, perhaps even drifting toward open conflict. Continue reading →
The shift toward gun enforcement marks an abrupt departure for an administration that has courted Second Amendment maximalists and sharply downgraded federal firearms enforcement. Continue reading →
The 6.0 magnitude quake late Sunday hit towns in the province of Kunar, near the city of Jalalabad in neighboring Nangarhar province, causing extensive damage. Continue reading →
The leaders of China, Russia, and India huddled together before a summit Monday, sending a message that the countries will look somewhere other than the United States to meet their interests. Continue reading →
"Keep I-93 and the Mass Pike bike-free. As for the rest of the city, let's keep working to create safe, people-friendly streetscapes for all," writes one reader. Continue reading →
In 2006, a settlement agreement required the MBTA to make bus and subway more accessible. A citizens group will soon take the lead in monitoring the system. Continue reading →
Nubian Markets in Roxbury is the sixth neighborhood grocer in Boston to join the program that provides discounts on fresh fruits and vegetables to income-eligible residents. Continue reading →
The team announced Harold Landry, Drake Maye, Robert Spillane, Marcus Jones, Brenden Schooler, and Hunter Henry were named captains for the 2025 season. Continue reading →
The health care industry is plotting a critical lobbying push to preserve the enhanced subsidies that help millions of people buy cheaper health insurance under the Affordable Care Act, ahead of their expiration at the end of this year. Continue reading →
“Mark Knoller was the heart and soul of the White House press corps, bringing unmatched passion to a beat he loved,” one colleague said. Continue reading →
Mr. Bugner, who was a child refugee when he moved to Britain after his family fled Hungary amid the 1956 Soviet invasion, won 69 of his 83 fights, 41 inside the distance. Continue reading →
Elisse and Jared Woods were halfway through their wedding dinner, surrounded by dozens of their closest loved ones and basking in the glow of newlywed life, when the bride decided it was time to disappear. Continue reading →
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