The DNC has named five finalists cities to potentially host the 2028 convention. Massachusetts Democrats argue Boston "is such a good showcase of what Democratic leadership looks like." Continue reading →
As courts and psychologists grapple with screen addiction, an AA-style group convenes twice a week in Cambridge to confront the screens they say have taken over their lives. Continue reading →
There’s no question that Gen Zers in the Boston area are facing major financial headwinds. The Globe spoke with several twentysomethings to better understand how they are managing high costs. Continue reading →
As the war in the Middle East expands, President Trump on Tuesday acknowledged the deep uncertainty about what comes next in Iran, saying that officials whom the United States had eyed as potential new leaders had been killed in the US-Israeli bombing campaign. Continue reading →
Texas, along with North Carolina and Arkansas, kicked off midterm elections with control of Congress at stake and against the backdrop of the US-Israeli war with Iran. Continue reading →
A Georgia man who gave his teenage son the gun he’s accused of using to kill two students and two teachers at a high school has been convicted of second-degree murder and involuntary manslaughter. Continue reading →
Faced with the overwhelming firepower of the United States and Israel, diplomats and analysts say, Iran is working to enlarge the battlefield from its own territory to the broader region. Continue reading →
Whether by land or by air, European governments have been rushing to set up escape routes for hundreds of thousands of their citizens who are among stranded travelers in the Middle East, as airstrikes disrupted airport operations and forced airspace closures. Continue reading →
