The President and Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. also broadened access to a treatment they said could fight autism symptoms. Continue reading →
Black, Latino, and Asian residents, even those who were born in the US, are taking their passports when they leave the house and staying on high alert. Continue reading →
Now, back in the political wilderness again, some Democrats believe a different type of candidate could be the answer for their 2026 hopes: a blue-collar populist guy. Continue reading →
Harvard supporters worry that any kind of monitor could open the door to further investigations and possibly undermine the university’s independence. Continue reading →
ABC suspended Kimmel indefinitely after comments he made about Charlie Kirk. “We have spent the last days having thoughtful conversations with Jimmy," ABC said. Continue reading →
Their arrests do not solve the central mystery of the whereabouts of the couple, who emigrated three years ago from the Shanghai area. Continue reading →
Some prominent nuclear scientists warn that the startups are glossing over major shortcomings in their technology; the companies argue the effort is key to securing enough energy to beat China in artificial intelligence innovation. Continue reading →
In recent years, a surging number of foreign couples have flocked to Denmark, in part because it requires fewer documents and has a more streamlined process than many other countries. Continue reading →
Hak Ja Han, the widow of the church’s South Korean founder, Sun Myung Moon, has denied allegations that she directed church officials to bribe Yoon’s wife, Kim Keon Hee, and the lawmaker. Continue reading →
North Korea's leader said he had "good memories" of President Trump and saw no reason not to meet him again — as long as the US stops insisting that his country dismantle its nuclear arsenal. Continue reading →
Salem was poised to be the home of a new type of energy infrastructure, one that would bring cleaner air and promote healthy communities while providing hundreds of good-paying jobs. Continue reading →
The city council hearing on Monday came after a city worker was arrested in July after a violent confrontation with a state trooper. Continue reading →
The 0-3 start is usually a death knell — since the playoffs expanded to 12 teams in 1990, only four of 165 teams to start 0-3 have made the postseason. Continue reading →
Plus: Paul English's latest app; GE Vernova launches partnership with MIT; Abby Johnson as a crypto headliner; and the Greater Boston Chamber goes to Washington. Continue reading →
Being economically competitive means using tax dollars wisely to make Boston a place where the best and brightest want to live and work, Michelle Wu said Monday. Continue reading →
Dr. A. James Hudspeth, a neuroscientist at Rockefeller University in New York City who was pivotal in discovering how sound waves are converted in the inner ear to electrical signals that the brain can perceive as a whisper, a symphony or a thunderclap, died Aug. 16 at his home in Manhattan. He was 79. Continue reading →
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