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Two individuals face charges for allegedly smuggling laser welding machines to Russia's nuclear industry, violating U. S. export controls. The case highlights ongoing efforts to enforce trade regulations and protect national security.
A Massachusetts State Police recruit died following a boxing exercise, leading to an external investigation. The district attorney, citing prior connections, has recused his office from the case.
A peaceful demonstration in Newton, Massachusetts, escalated when a passerby confronted protesters, resulting in a shooting. One person was hospitalized with life-threatening injuries, and a suspect was arrested.
eBay requests court to compel e-commerce newsletter publishers to reveal news sources amid ongoing lawsuit over employee harassment campaign. Company aims to defend against $12 million damages claim.
Federal agents seized over 350 websites selling illegal gun parts from China, including machine gun conversion devices and silencers. The operation, which began 13 months ago, aims to curb the flow of dangerous contraband.
A U. S. court official has requested prevention of additional lawsuits in the Citgo auction process. The move aims to address creditor concerns and maintain the integrity of the ongoing sale proceedings.
Former laser equipment salesman faces charges for allegedly evading U. S. export laws to sell to Rosatom subsidiary. Arrest highlights ongoing tensions in U.S.-Russia trade relations amid tightened controls.
A 10-second color film capturing the aftermath of JFK's assassination goes up for auction. The footage, unseen for 60 years, shows Secret Service agent Clint Hill protecting the wounded president and First Lady.
Former mafia hitman Fotios Geas received a 25-year sentence for the 2018 prison killing of James "Whitey" Bulger. Geas pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter, avoiding more serious charges.
A federal judge rejected a multimillion-dollar fee request from private antitrust lawyers who sued to block the JetBlue-Spirit merger. The airlines had abandoned the $3.8 billion deal in March after losing a separate government case.
Over 400 union members walked out at Boston hotels during Labor Day weekend, part of a larger interstate effort. Workers seek higher wages and improved conditions, causing disruptions in hotel services.
Over 10,000 hotel employees across the US went on strike during Labor Day weekend, affecting services at major chains. The Unite Here union demands higher wages and improved working conditions amid increased holiday travel.
Over 10,000 hotel workers in 25 U. S. hotels strike during Labor Day weekend, demanding better pay and working conditions. UNITE HERE union leads the action across multiple cities, with potential for further expansion.
A Kenyan national has been extradited to the United States to face murder charges in Boston. The suspect, accused of killing his girlfriend, had previously escaped custody in Kenya before being recaptured.
Over 4,000 hotel workers strike in multiple U. S. cities during Labor Day weekend. Unite Here union demands better wages and working conditions from major hotel chains amid increased holiday travel.
Over 1,000 hotel employees initiate a strike in Boston and Greenwich, with potential expansion to other US cities. Workers demand higher wages and improved working conditions amidst ongoing industry challenges.
A 21-year-old from Newton, MA, is charged with covering up bomb-making efforts and making false statements. The case involves an explosion at the University of Chicago and traces of explosives at Logan Airport.
Orrick and a plaintiffs lawyer defend $900,000 settlement in Oklahoma, denying violations of federal court orders in the MOVEit data breach case. Judge Burroughs reviews the controversial negotiations.
Democratic candidates Kamala Harris and Tim Walz focus on Georgia's diverse voter base, including Black voters. Recent polls show a tight race with Republican candidate Donald Trump in this key battleground state.
A young boy's ice cream stand, closed due to health regulations, ignited a community-wide fundraising effort for a special needs hockey team. The incident raised questions about regulations and community support.
From political maneuvering to international conflicts and cutting-edge research, this week's news spans global issues. Key developments include Trump's debate strategy and efforts to combat climate change.
A judge ruled Karen Read can be retried for her boyfriend's death, rejecting claims of jury acquittal. The case, involving a Boston police officer's death, moves to a new trial in early 2025.
Kamala Harris's campaign mantra gains traction at the Democratic National Convention, reflecting a combative national mood. The phrase, rooted in social justice movements, resonates with delegates and party leaders.
Emergency response underway at Sterling quarry after excavator buried. Onyx Corporation temporarily closes locations. No immediate threat to public safety reported.
A federal appeals court rejects a former Delta flight attendant's lawsuit over an alleged 2018 sexual assault. The 2-1 decision prompts criticism from the dissenting judge, highlighting workplace safety concerns.
Aboveground pools are experiencing a resurgence, offering affordable relaxation and community spaces. From pandemic-era solutions to trendy backyard features, these pools are making a splash in urban and suburban settings.
A man accused of killing 42 women has escaped from a Nairobi police station, raising concerns about Kenya's justice system. The incident follows the discovery of dismembered bodies in a quarry, shocking the nation.
Tropical Storm Ernesto generates dangerous rip currents on the U. S. East Coast, prompting warnings and rescues. Bermuda and Caribbean islands grapple with storm aftermath as schools prepare to reopen.
Ross Terrill, renowned China expert, passed away on August 2, 2024. His work provided Western readers with unique insights into China's transformation from Mao's era to its economic rise.
A federal judge dismissed part of Harvard's lawsuit against Marsh & McLennan over insurance coverage for legal bills in the affirmative action case. Malpractice claims remain pending.