A sharp drop in enrollment has hit some of the largest Massachusetts public school districts, including Boston, Framingham, and New Bedford. Continue reading →
Less-selective colleges, including UMass Boston, are diversifying where they recruit foreign students from after seeing declines this fall. Continue reading →
Key lawmakers say support is building in the House toward passage of a closely watched vote this week on a measure that would require the government to release all of the information the Justice Department has related to its investigation into convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Continue reading →
The Department of Homeland Security has diverted thousands of federal agents from their normal duties to focus on arresting immigrants living in the country illegally, undermining a wide range of law enforcement operations. Continue reading →
The Trump administration crackdown on immigrants without permanent legal status arrived in Charlotte over the weekend, resulting in 81 arrests Saturday. Continue reading →
Netanyahu has said that creating a Palestinian state would reward Hamas and eventually lead to an even larger Hamas-run state on Israel’s borders. Continue reading →
“We are ... counting on the resumption of POW exchanges,” Zelensky wrote on X. “Many meetings, negotiations, and calls are currently taking place to ensure this.” Continue reading →
Most of what customers now pay each month no longer goes toward fuel, but toward rebuilding and maintaining a gas network that is larger than is necessary to meet future needs. Continue reading →
This is a crisis as serious as any in Harvard’s 400-year history. The university is failing in its duty to make academic freedom real for all. Continue reading →
While investigators continue examining what happened, displaced students have shifted to more urgent challenges ahead, including finding somewhere to sleep. Continue reading →
James Harden scored a game-high 37 points, but his attempt at a game-tying 3-pointer as time expired rimmed out as the Celtics held on to win. Continue reading →
In its opposition to "iGaming," the company behind the Encore casino in Everett is up against the state’s biggest homegrown gambling business, DraftKings. Continue reading →
If someone calls you claiming to be from Eversource, National Grid, or the like, beware. If they ask you to buy gift cards, it's likely to be a scam. Continue reading →
"This is what I live for," she said of helping runners fund-raise through the Boston Marathon. "For them, it’s the Super Bowl of running." Continue reading →
Carrying as many as five phones, Father Chris, as he was widely known, was a familiar figure throughout Southern California in churches and hospitals and on the streets. Continue reading →
Born with muscular dystrophy, Ms. Wong used humor fueled with righteous anger to upend myths and secure rights for people with disabilities. Continue reading →
Fogerty dedicated the show to his band’s legacy and roared through more than a dozen CCR staples with plenty of help from a couple of ringers: his sons Shane and Tyler. Continue reading →
Once the hallmark of '90s family gatherings, the hand-held camcorder has become a source of nostalgia for young couples as they say "I do." Continue reading →
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