“I was there for a reason, and something took over,” said Michael Black, a father of three from North Smithfield who tried to stop the suspect. Continue reading →
Some in law enforcement are expressing concern about whether new executive orders in Boston area communities are asking too much of local police. Continue reading →
The first shot has been fired in the legal war over the Environmental Protection Agency's rollback of its "endangerment finding," which had been the foundation for federal climate regulations. Continue reading →
In mid-January, federal prosecutors contacted the lawyers representing six Democratic lawmakers who President Trump said should be charged with sedition for issuing a video this fall reminding military and intelligence personnel that they did not have to obey illegal orders. Continue reading →
Quietly, and despite considerable risk, a network of free private schools for war orphans and other children has sprouted in the Gaza Strip. Continue reading →
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, elected as Japan’s first female leader in October, was reappointed by Parliament as prime minister. Continue reading →
Thailand has begun using a birth control vaccine on elephants in the wild to try and curb a growing problem where human and animal populations encroach on each other. Continue reading →
