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First things first. During the last week, I heard from a few of you asking whether I would condemn a demonstration that occurred Sunday in Philadelphia in which bike riders, aggrieved by Israel’s war conduct in Gaza, protested a half dozen Jewish-owned dining places. I do condemn it, strongly — and I say that as someone who’s been a fierce critic of war crimes committed under the extreme right-wing government of Benjamin Netanyahu.
Archbishop Robert Prevost bonded with Villanova team ambassador Nick Gaynor over their love of the university. After he became pope, they shared an unlikely reunion.
Having a talented rookie infielder making the minimum salary would help free up the cash to bowl over a Japanese slugger. It may be the Phillies’ two-part offseason plan to add more offense.
From Harvard Square to neighborhood streets, readers have spotted wild turkeys all over Greater Boston. Explore their sightings on our map.
The removal order for L.A. County Superior Court Judge Robert Draper, who lost his reelection bid, came after findings of 'extensive and severe' misconduct.
Louisville's Vietnam Veterans Memorial along Dixie Highway has been restored with new features, honoring the service and sacrifices of local veterans.
Thousands of fans attempted to purchase presale tickets to see New England native Noah Kahan during his 6 shows at Fenway Park next summer.
A Vietnam veteran in Ankeny received a new truck from Progressive's "Keys to Progress" program, which has donated over 1,200 vehicles to veterans since 2013.
Heat-and-serve bundles from such businesses as Marie Callender's, Polly's Pies and the Honey Baked Ham Co. include roasted turkey or ham.
The U.S. has skipped a key U.N. human rights review for the second year running. Rights groups warn the absence risks undermining global accountability.
President Trump says he's halting aid to Israel. Israelis are worried. But experts say the U.S. is just shifting aid from the State Department to the Pentagon, with less congressional oversight.
A highly anticipated, locally-owned Japanese grocery store is set to open another Bay Area location this month.