The apps serve as both a personal diary and a tight-knit social network that some users prefer over larger sites networks that they believe have grown toxic. Continue reading →
Across Massachusetts, municipalities are increasingly asking voters to raise their property taxes above a state limit of 2.5 percent a year, with mixed results. Continue reading →
“Republicans have to get tougher,” President Trump said in a CBS interview. “If we end the filibuster, we can do exactly what we want.” Continue reading →
Opponents fear sharply increasing property taxes will add to a crisis of affordability and have suggested the City Council is beholden to developers. Continue reading →
This week, the Supreme Court hears arguments on whether the Republican president has overstepped federal law with many of his tariffs. Continue reading →
Democratic officials and Latino voting rights activists worry that the ICE crackdown will dampen Latino turnout and that the presence of Justice Department election monitors at polling sites. Continue reading →
Daniel Bwala, an adviser to Nigerian President Ahmed Tinubu, disputed Trump’s characterization that Christians were being targeted, but added that he appreciated the president’s concern about the security situation.
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British police said that one of two men arrested in connection with a mass stabbing attack that spread fear and panic on a London-bound train a day earlier has been released without charge. Continue reading →
Since the cease-fire took effect on Oct. 10, Palestinian militants have released the remains of 20 hostages, with eight now remaining in Gaza.
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Mamdani’s Democratic primary win electrified LA's progressive movement, which had already made significant gains in the previous three election cycles. Continue reading →
We shouldn’t have to choose between internet speeds and travel speeds — both are important, as are reliability, frequency, cost, and capacity. Continue reading →
The shutdown passed a key date on Saturday, when many of the 1 million state residents receiving Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits did not have their EBT cards refilled.
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The defense played Atlas and held up the Patriots’ world while quarterback Drake Maye made some youthful mistakes and just enough plays in the end. Continue reading →
The Patriots deserve credit for winning a sixth straight when they clearly not at their best, but a better opponent — like, say, the Buccaneers — would have made them pay. Continue reading →
Douglas played an integral part in the offense, which hasn’t always been the case this season. The wide receiver finished with four catches on six targets for a team-high 100 yards and scored the opening touchdown in the Patriots' victory. Continue reading →
In a life that took him from Harvard to the Navy, Washington, D.C., and becoming a professor, Mr. Baker was a "multifaceted man," his son Alex said. Continue reading →
No cause of death was disclosed Sunday by Harvard University, where Warren was the director of the Kennedy School's Institute of Politics. Continue reading →
He became known through his posters for Sergio Leone's spaghetti westerns starring Clint Eastwood and would later work with Quentin Tarantino. Continue reading →
The suburban Boston native is a sought-after curator of "heritage American mall brands" with his Manhattan vintage clothing showroom, Society Archive. Continue reading →
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