Of all the winter pollutants, road salt is the most concerning because it is particularly harmful to freshwater organisms that haven’t evolved to tolerate salt water, experts say. Continue reading →
A proposal to build apartments near MassBay Community College has sparked a local backlash, illustrating how housing can be immensely complicated in Massachusetts. Continue reading →
Massachusetts is confronting a rare phenomenon: a healthy number of primary challengers in congressional races often left uncontested. Continue reading →
A partial government shutdown began Saturday after congressional Democrats and Trump’s team failed to reach a deal on legislation to fund the department through September. Continue reading →
After a year back in the White House, President Trump’s efforts to promote himself as the singularly dominant figure in the world have become so commonplace that they no longer seem surprising. Continue reading →
Pledges of $5 billion toward rebuilding Gaza will be formally announced when board members gather in Washington Thursday for their first meeting, Trump said. Continue reading →
Their modern relationship between the United States and Europe has been changed by demographic trends, including new arrivals and rising secularization. Continue reading →
