The Red Sox are trading their three-time All-Star and face of the franchise for a package of players including righthanded pitcher Jordan Hicks. Continue reading →
Some of the allegations from detained immigrants include, sleeping on concrete floors without mattresses or sheets, unable to shower, and denial of menstrual products. Continue reading →
Experts say the idea of HHS using the power of the technology is theoretically a good one. But in practice, they warn failing to understand its limitations could lead to potentially dangerous consequences. Continue reading →
Massachusetts’ fledgling gubernatorial race so far includes two Republicans with government résumés inextricably tied to Charlie Baker. Continue reading →
One missile fell near the American consulate, and its concussion caused minor damage, US Ambassador Mike Huckabee said on X. There were no injuries to American personnel. Continue reading →
The statements of shock and condolences streamed in eerily one after another Saturday after the assassination of a Minnesota lawmaker and her husband, and the attempted murder of another lawmaker and his wife. Continue reading →
A criminal complaint unsealed Sunday night says Vance Boelter, 57, faces two counts of second-degree murder and two counts of attempted second-degree murder. Continue reading →
In North Carolina, it was a lawsuit over the state’s voter registration records. In Arizona and Wisconsin, it was a letter to state election officials warning of potential administrative violations. And in Colorado, it was a demand for election records going back to 2020. Continue reading →
A shooting near Israeli- and US-supported food distribution points in the Gaza Strip left at least eight Palestinians dead Sunday, according to health officials. Continue reading →
The Vatican on Sunday beatified a Congolese customs worker who was killed for resisting a bribe, giving young people in a place with endemic corruption a new model of holiness: Someone who refused to allow spoiled rice to be distributed to poor people. Continue reading →
It doesn’t take a detective to figure out why the Massachusetts economy is fading faster than the rest of the country: Blame the unfriendly regime in Washington, D.C. Continue reading →
Harvard is seeking an order that would allow student visa holders to enter the country while the university weighs its legal battle against Trump’s directive. Continue reading →
