Rural school leaders and other local officials have repeatedly warned Beacon Hill lawmakers that their schools are sliding into a deepening fiscal crisis. Continue reading →
President Trump has taken the executive branch’s regulatory and enforcement powers over media organizations and their wealthy owners to new levels. Continue reading →
Gunfire erupted during a high school hockey game Monday, sending spectators and players screaming and fleeing for the exits at the Dennis M. Lynch Arena. Continue reading →
His first documentary, “Titicut Follies” (1967), about Bridgewater State Hospital, earned him a contentious place in Massachusetts legal history. Continue reading →
A man whose teenage son is accused of killing two students and two teachers at a Georgia high school should be held responsible for providing the weapon despite warnings about alleged threats his son made, a prosecutor said Monday. Continue reading →
There was no time to celebrate his reelection as Ceballos, a legal permanent resident of the United States, was charged in state court with voting illegally as a noncitizen. Continue reading →
Iranian military drills come as another round of talks were set to begin in Geneva Tuesday, with fundamental differences over Iran’s nuclear program. Continue reading →
The confrontation between Palestinians and Yinon Levi, an internationally sanctioned settler, was captured on video from multiple vantage points. Continue reading →
