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Advocates and city staff say the policy change has caused an epic bottleneck, stalling the majority of Boston’s transit and street safety projects for the past year. Continue reading →
The life expectancy gap between Black residents and the rest of Boston has doubled, largely due to preventable deaths, according to a new report. Continue reading →
Healey did 20 percent fewer official events last year than she did in 2023 when she first took office, according to data from her office. Continue reading →
The impending shutdowns add to more than three dozen public schools that have closed or consolidated since the pandemic disrupted classroom learning. Continue reading →
Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins said in a statement that the administration was enacting “real reforms to ease regulatory burdens and lower labor costs.” Continue reading →
The gap in information and a loss of figures from an office that has tracked immigration data back to the 1800s have left researchers, advocates, lawyers, and journalists without important statistics to hold the Republican administration to account. Continue reading →
For nearly two centuries, the White House’s main entrance — framed by a row of graceful Ionic columns — has been a signature image of the seat of American power. Continue reading →
President Trump’s appeal to China, France, Japan, South Korea, Britain, and others to send warships to keep the Strait of Hormuz “open and safe” brought no commitments on Sunday as oil prices soared amid the Iran war. Continue reading →
While President Trump has used a scattershot approach to explain the goals of his war on Iran — one day it’s regime change, the next stopping an immediate nuclear threat — he has been relatively consistent in framing the conflict as the culmination of historic grievances. Continue reading →
