The executive director and CEO of La Colaborativa was granted a temporary harassment prevention order against a man who she says has been targeting her and the organization for months, for the work they do with immigrants. Continue reading →
House Speaker Mike Johnson has kept the House out of session since Sept. 19, and the unfinished work is piling up as the shutdown drags into its sixth week.
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Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program payments are set to run out Nov. 1 amid the ongoing government shutdown, officials said Tuesday. Continue reading →
In a speech to American troops assembled in Japan, President Trump said he would escalate his orders to active duty branches of the military if he decides it is appropriate. Continue reading →
It was the first time multiple strikes were announced in a single day as the pace of the attacks by the Trump administration has escalated. Continue reading →
The House Oversight Committee on Tuesday released its long-anticipated investigative report on former president Joe Biden's cognitive condition, accusing his inner circle of concealing a mental decline and claiming, without evidence, that he was so impaired that he could not make his own decisions. Continue reading →
Landslides, fallen trees, and numerous power outages were reported as Melissa hit with 185 mph winds near New Hope, with officials cautioning that the cleanup and damage assessment could be slow. Continue reading →
Less than a week into her tenure as Japan’s first female prime minister, Sanae Takaichi positioned herself to become President Trump's top ally in Asia. Continue reading →
Civics is not about boosting national pride or fueling shame. It should ask students to stop, think, and argue — and appreciate how others might differ. Continue reading →
Ernie Campbell, 51, of Brockton said his family members in Jamaica weren't overly worried about Hurricane Melissa. “They’re kind of used to it," he said. Continue reading →
A federal grand jury filed a second charge against Matthew Farwell, who is accused of killing Sandra Birchmore, a former participant in Stoughton Police Department youth program. Continue reading →
Tyler Baglini, a South Coast man accused of several violent crimes in the past six years, pleaded guilty to the murder of Kerri Fidalgo. He was sentenced Tuesday. Continue reading →
The Red Sox' only loss in the 2018 World Series was one of the best games in recent memory, and we saw something similar Monday night. Continue reading →
Five different skaters lit the lamp for the Bruins (4-8-0), while Bruins netminder Joonas Korpisalo turned aside 33 of 35 shots in the win. Continue reading →
The move comes as no surprise, as the 27-year-old Jones was playing on the last year of his rookie deal. He is now under contract through the 2028 season. Continue reading →
A group of major unions threw their support behind the ballot measure last week, which if passed would limit annual rent increases to 5 percent in most apartment buildings across the state. Continue reading →
"I would consider him a real giant. He was someone who gave of himself over and over again," said Roderick L. Ireland, retired chief justice of the state Supreme Judicial Court. Continue reading →
Ms. Valente was an American light soprano who was acclaimed for the faultless technique and intelligence of her performances in operas, recitals, and chamber music. Continue reading →
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