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Brian Shortsleeve left venture capital more than a decade ago to overhaul the MBTA’s troubled finances at the request of then-Gov. Charlie Baker, a moderate Republican of the classic Massachusetts ...

From the controversial "Lolita" to the dark comedy "Eyes Wide Shut," HFA is screening all of the late filmmaker's feature films, early documentaries and two other features he was involved in for the ...

The African American Master Artist In Residency Program, or AAMARP, has offered free studio space and resources to artists of color in Boston for almost 50 years. Now, it's at the center of a show at ...

While researching the phenomenon of earworms, Julie Wittes Schlack came across E.B. White's satire, "The Supremacy of Uruguay." In White's story, written in the 1930s — amidst growing threats of ...

As Foxborough prepares for FIFA World Cup games at Gillette Stadium this summer, town officials want to know who's paying for ...

Jesse Jackson widened what "possible" meant, writes Imari K. Paris Jeffires. "He proved that a Black presidential candidacy could be a serious campaign that competed across regions and issues. That ...

Massachusetts state campground reservations open at 9 a.m. Wednesday for the 2026 season. Which site should you pick? Pat Lee ...

Moderna announced the change Wednesday, about a week after revealing that the FDA’s vaccine chief was refusing to review the ...

Among the record-setting 16 Academy Award nominations for the movie "Sinners" is a nod for Best Casting, a brand new category ...

Nearly 30 years ago, Muhammad Ali held a torch and lit a cauldron to kick off the 1996 Atlanta Olympics. Here & Now 's Peter ...

Indirect talks between U.S. and Iranian officials in Geneva ended with what Iran’s foreign minister called “good progress” on a potential deal. President Trump has warned that failure to reach an ...