More than 1 million state Mass. residents could lose access to federal food benefits beginning on Saturday — including children, the elderly, and residents with disabilities. Continue reading →
Chief Judge John J. McConnell Jr. ordered the government to tap $6 billion in contingency funds to make the SNAP payments, rejecting the argument that the money should be saved for other emergencies. Continue reading →
Soup kitchens and food pantries across the city report a drastic rise in demand as 1 million Mass. residents brace for SNAP cuts amid government shutdown. Continue reading →
Those items and roughly 1,000 others disappeared on Oct. 15 in an overnight burglary of an off-site storage facility belonging to the Oakland Museum of California. Continue reading →
The students got their comeuppance in a large lecture hall on Oct. 17, when the professors read aloud their identical, less-than-genuine apologies from a projector screen, video from that class showed. Continue reading →
King Charles III’s decision this week to strip Andrew of his title as a prince, turning him into Andrew Mountbatten Windsor, is a watershed in the history of the royal family. Continue reading →
Xi’s remarks on supply chains were a way to urge governments not to follow in the United States’ footsteps in using tariffs, imposing export restrictions, and making excessive appeals for national economic security. Continue reading →
Lexington voters face a clear choice: Invest in a modern, sustainable facility that will serve Lexington for generations or continue patching a 70-year-old facility that no longer meets our students’ needs. Continue reading →
Cribbage requires humility, an understanding that all players are equals, and an implicit faith that even though it may take a while, the pendulum will always swing. Continue reading →
More than 1 million state Mass. residents could lose access to federal food benefits beginning on Saturday — including children, the elderly, and residents with disabilities. Continue reading →
A prosecutor said LaMar Cook “represents a danger to the community at large” and argued that he should be held for up to 120 days. A judge agreed. Continue reading →
The proposal, billed as a way to update the maritime navigation system for the GPS era, had received overwhelming opposition from boaters. Continue reading →
In order to win, especially against good teams, the Celtics absolutely must have at least one player shoot the lights out. If they all shoot poorly, they literally have no shot at winning. Continue reading →
Sara Falkson's company, Robyn, has two goals: redesigning the sports bra, and presenting a body confidence curriculum that keeps girls active throughout their teenage years. Continue reading →
Boutte is happy about what’s been accomplished, but his focus remains on making week-to-week gains as part of a team that’s in first place in the AFC East. Continue reading →
Downtown now has its lowest retail vacancy rate since 2020, and office vacancies are starting to improve as well, according to a local business group. Continue reading →
Nearly nine months into the president’s oversight, sales for orchestra, theater, and dance performances are the worst they’ve been since the pandemic, according to The Washington Post. Continue reading →
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