“In Massachusetts, we will not let Donald Trump or Robert Kennedy get in the way of patients and the care and the treatments and the medication that they want and need,” Governor Maura Healey said Thursday. Continue reading →
Kennedy fielded contentious questions from a bipartisan collection of senators who expressed concern with his leadership of the nation's health system. Continue reading →
Several scientists said the court decision should embolden Harvard to break with Ivy League peers and refuse to negotiate a settlement with Trump administration. Continue reading →
In recent weeks, Trump signaled plans to send troops to Baltimore and Chicago to combat crime. On Wednesday, he added New Orleans to the list. Continue reading →
After the Justice Department filed a complaint against Texas over its in-state tuition program, it challenged similar policies in Kentucky, Minnesota, Illinois, and Oklahoma. Continue reading →
The White House said deploying the Guard to protect federal assets and assist law enforcement is within Trump’s authority as president. Continue reading →
The allegations added to a growing chorus of protest from former high-ranking health officials over what they warned were dangerous and unscientific views about vaccines gripping the federal government and potentially opening the door to preventable infections. Continue reading →
French President Emmanuel Macron said 26 nations had pledged to provide security guarantees, by reinforcing Ukraine’s military and securing its skies and its Black Sea corridor. Continue reading →
“They gathered us in one corner and forgot about us,” one female survivor said. No one offered the women help, asked what they needed, or even approached them. Continue reading →
In the ugly, protracted legal battle between state Treasurer Deb Goldberg and the former commission chair, Shannon O’Brien, there is only one clear winner: the lawyers. Continue reading →
The agreement stands among the largest settlements in the agency’s young history and could close one of its many messy chapters from the last two years. Continue reading →
Boston’s Trust Act, approved by the City Council several years ago, limits the role city officials play in enforcing the nation’s immigration laws. Continue reading →
The Sox are fighting for a playoff berth, but they also have to contend with the workload the rookie southpaw has already logged this season. Continue reading →
The Patriots coach shut down questioning on Wednesday ahead of Week 1. It gives the impression not everyone is on the same page with Gonzalez's injury. Continue reading →
Several scientists said the court decision should embolden Harvard to break with Ivy League peers and refuse to negotiate a settlement with Trump administration. Continue reading →
It’s unlikely the board will restore Demoulas to the CEO’s job without new restrictions, such as a term limit and a succession plan that doesn’t involve his children. Continue reading →
Mr. Hayden played important roles in advertising campaigns for IBM, Motorola, and other clients. But he was best known for his collaboration on the 60-second commercial that introduced the Macintosh during the Super Bowl. Continue reading →
Mr. Hayden played important roles in advertising campaigns for IBM, Motorola, and other clients. But he was best known for his collaboration on the 60-second commercial that introduced the Macintosh during the Super Bowl. Continue reading →
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