The discussion of local tech’s decline has been brewing for years, but the global AI boom (and biotech’s recent dip) has brought it to a head. Continue reading →
The US population grew last year at one of the slowest rates in its history, according to new numbers released Tuesday by the Census Bureau. Continue reading →
Brutal cold lingered in the wake of a massive storm that dumped deep snow across more than 1,300 miles from Arkansas to the Northeast and left parts of the South coated in treacherous ice. Continue reading →
The deadly midair collision that took the lives of 67 people a year ago was the result of systemic failures, federal investigators said Tuesday. Continue reading →
US Immigration and Customs Enforcement will accompany the US delegation to the Winter Olympics in Italy next month, the Department of Homeland Security confirmed Tuesday, stoking a backlash among Italians angered by the conduct of ICE agents in Minneapolis. Continue reading →
Activists say at least 6,159 people have been killed in Iran’s crackdown on nationwide protests and many more are still feared dead. Continue reading →
The formal departure from the climate accord comes one year after President Trump signed an executive order to begin the process of withdrawal. Continue reading →
City crews continued working across Boston on Tuesday, shifting focus from major roadways to clearing snow from residential streets and sidewalks. Continue reading →
When Pastrnak gets going on a roll like the one he’s on now (points in seven straight games), there is no more joyful hockey player on the ice. Continue reading →
Several doctors on X, including former Chargers team doctor David Chao, raised the possibility of Maye having sustained a shoulder injury during Sunday’s AFC Championship game. Continue reading →
The state’s Supreme Judicial Court recently decided to adjudicate separate legal fights involving both sites — and the repercussions could extend far beyond Boston’s Franklin Park or the North Shore. Continue reading →
The artificial receptionists, being used to take orders and field calls, have been met with resistance from some customers who said they can’t get the service they are used to. Continue reading →
She was credited with broadening the horizons of the New York art scene and with helping to bring avant-garde European art to prominence. Continue reading →
She was credited with broadening the horizons of the New York art scene and with helping to bring avant-garde European art to prominence. Continue reading →
The Empire State Building lit up in red, white, and blue to celebrate the Patriots. Not surprisingly, it sent some New York fans into an uproar. Continue reading →
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