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With 100 percent of precincts reporting, Wu had drawn 71.6 percent support to Kraft’s 23.3 percent — a staggering 48 percentage point advantage. Continue reading →
Hasbro’s departure is a symbolic and economic blow to Pawtucket and Rhode Island, stripping the state of one of its few corporate headquarters and raising questions about its ability to retain legacy employers. Continue reading →
The survey of habitual gamblers shows worrisome rise in those who say harms of gambling outweigh benefits. The amounts they say they wager has also shot up. Continue reading →
Residents of predominantly non-white neighborhoods are more likely to commute longer distances without a car, putting them at greater risk, researchers said. Continue reading →
The White House has denied for weeks that Trump sent a bawdy birthday note to Epstein in 2003, the subject of an earlier Wall Street Journal report. But on Monday, the House Oversight Committee obtained the document and released it. Continue reading →
The reading skills of American high school seniors are the worst they have been in three decades, a worrying sign as teenagers face an uncertain job market and an information landscape challenged by artificial intelligence. Continue reading →
Giant sequoias have been killed in stunning numbers in recent years, with devastating wildfires destroying roughly a fifth of all mature sequoias since 2020. Continue reading →
The Forest Service posted new guidance Monday acknowledging for the first time that masks can protect firefighters against harmful particles in wildfire smoke. Continue reading →
After a succession of failed center-right prime ministers, there is speculation that Macron may turn to Eric Lombard, the outgoing minister of the economy, who worked in Socialist governments in the 1990s and still has close ties to the party. Continue reading →
The charges unsheltered people face are disproportionately related to property charges such as loitering and trespassing; as such, jailing this population is unlikely to reduce violent crime. Continue reading →
US District Judge Myong J. Joun granted the hospital’s motion to “quash,” or set aside, the subpoena and dismiss the case, according to a copy of the decision. Continue reading →
The Patriots elected to go with the rookie kicker after their training camp competition, so they’ll have to accept the growing pains that come with that decision. Continue reading →
Sturm thinks the Bruins have the goaltending and defensive corps to compete after missing the playoffs last season for the first time since 2016. Continue reading →
Connelly Early recorded 19 swings and misses. The only other Red Sox pitcher to reach that mark this year: Garrett Crochet (5 times). Continue reading →
The Healey administration on Tuesday unveiled a series of reforms to the environmental regulations for housing projects, with the goal of getting shovels in the ground faster. Continue reading →
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