The number of women's colleges has decreased, but Massachusetts is home to some of the most successful survivors, which have changed with the times while preserving their ideals of equity and inclusion. Continue reading →
Official merchandising programs in such cities as New York City and Pittsburgh have seen a range of results, bringing in anywhere from tens of millions of dollars to just enough to break even. Continue reading →
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is said to have verbally ordered that all crew members on a suspected drug smuggling boat be killed in a Sept. 2 strike by the US military. Continue reading →
President Trump’s special envoy, Steve Witkoff, is scheduled to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow in the next few days. Continue reading →
The Afghan man accused of shooting two National Guard members blocks from the White House had been unraveling for years, unable to hold a job and flipping between long, lightless stretches of isolation and taking sudden weekslong cross-country drives. Continue reading →
Around 250 federal border agents are expected to launch a monthslong immigration crackdown on Monday in southeast Louisiana and into Mississippi dubbed “Swamp Sweep.” Continue reading →
Asked by the News Literacy Project for one word to describe today’s news media, 84 percent of teens responded with something negative. Continue reading →
The oil, gas, and coal industries continue to downplay the scientific consensus that the burning of fossil fuels is dangerously heating the planet. Continue reading →
Massachusetts law hasn’t kept up with rapidly changing micromobility technology that’s blurring the lines between bikes, e-bikes, mopeds, dirt bikes, motorcycles, and scooters. Continue reading →
Asylum seekers and Afghans were left reeling after the Trump administration further curtailed immigration after the shooting of two National Guard troops in D.C. Continue reading →
The disappearance and alleged dismemberment of 39-year-old Ana Walshe and the subsequent criminal proceedings against her husband have drawn national attention because of the bizarre and grisly details alleged. Continue reading →
Josh Allen and the Buffalo offense looked as pathetic as the Aaron Rodgers-led Pittsburgh unit for much of the game — a worrying sign, for sure. Continue reading →
One-third of the way into the NHL season, Marco Sturm needs to remedy two critical soft spots to steer the Bruins back to the playoffs. Continue reading →
The New Jersey native enjoyed a level of fame with the Giants, winning three straight games in 2023 and earning the nickname “Tommy Cutlets.” Continue reading →
While being home to a global coffee giant is good news for Massachusetts, KDP investors seem chilly about the company's plan to acquire JDE Peet's and split into two firms. Continue reading →
Employers have scaled back their hiring plans for the upcoming batch of graduates as economic growth slows and the labor market falters, according to a report. Continue reading →
Across the country, Democrats have seized on rising anxiety over electricity costs and data centers in what could be a template for the 2026 midterm elections. Continue reading →
Ms. Voight, who served as the poet laureate of Vermont, imbued such works as "Kyrie" and "Messenger" with musical rhythms and syntactic precision. Continue reading →
Fit for Fiction is a new club founded by Boston-based editor and book influencer Carly Youssouf, who set out to create workout classes for fellow bookworms and aspiring main characters. Continue reading →
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