Governor Maura Healey essentially wrote a prescription for COVID boosters for every person in the state over the age of 5, as Florida moved to lift all vaccine mandates. Continue reading →
The decision found that the Trump administration violated federal laws and Harvard’s First Amendment rights in canceling the grants. The Trump administration is likely to appeal. Continue reading →
After a summer recess, lawmakers returned to a National Guard-fortified capital, undimmed enmity for the other party, and a federal administration still prone to suddenly upending their plans. Continue reading →
The lawsuit describes the 2023 shooting that left 18 people dead as “one of the most preventable mass tragedies in American history." Continue reading →
The decision, from one of the nation's most conservative courts, blocks one of his administration’s most contentious immigration initiatives and tees up a legal battle expected to end up before the Supreme Court. Continue reading →
This summer, hackers once again penetrated the courts’ system, potentially exposing sealed filings to foreign adversaries. As with an earlier breach in 2020, evidence points to Russia as one of the perpetrators, officials said. Continue reading →
Over the weekend, the Democratic governors of Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, and Rhode Island released a letter warning that revoking permits for offshore wind farms could be destabilizing for a wide range of energy projects. Continue reading →
The evoking of wartime memories serves to rally domestic Chinese support in the face of economic uncertainty and tensions with the United States, which Xi has accused of trying to contain and suppress China. Continue reading →
Even the threat of annexing the West Bank appeared to inflame diplomatic tensions. The United Arab Emirates, which normalized ties with Israel five years ago, issued a rare warning that annexation would constitute “a red line.” Continue reading →
Part of the whole reason young people engage in street takeovers on ATVs is to watch the pearl-clutching media coverage that ensues. And here it is. Continue reading →
Major responsibility rests on Republican Senator Bill Cassidy of Louisiana, who cast the pivotal vote for Kennedy’s confirmation as HHS secretary. Continue reading →
She deserves a chance to show that she is not the unhinged and racially insensitive manager that state Treasurer Deb Goldberg told the world that she is. Continue reading →
A Healey administration official filed a police report Saturday alleging that Boston City Council candidate Said Ahmed had “continually harassed” her and other voters during early voting at the Shelburne Community Center in Roxbury. Continue reading →
The petitions include ones that would subject the governor and Legislature to the public records law and overturn the state law legalizing recreational marijuana. Continue reading →
Obviously, the Red Sox need to figure out how to proceed in their leadoff hitter’s absence for some time. The degree of difficulty in doing so is considerable. Continue reading →
The decision found that the Trump administration violated federal laws and Harvard’s First Amendment rights in canceling the grants. The Trump administration is likely to appeal. Continue reading →
Seurat Technologies, which recently signed its first production contract, says it’s solved the biggest challenge in 3D printing, by building machines that produce metal parts many times faster than rivals. Continue reading →
The "pioneering force" and longtime college coach introduced Jordan to Sonny Vaccaro, which helped lead to a contract that changed the athletic apparel industry. Continue reading →
The builder, who revived the flamboyant Fontainebleau Hotel, was also a benefactor to such institutions as Brigham and Women's Hospital and Boston Children's Hospital. Continue reading →
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