Witnesses say a man crashed into another car as police tried to pull him over, fled on foot, and then shot the officer before he was taken into custody.
Depending on how the next months play out, Brett Kavanaugh could have to deal with questions of whether President Donald Trump can be subpoenaed or indicted.
British Prime Minister Theresa May said that President Trump advised her to ?sue? the European Union in the negotiations over Britain?s exit from the bloc.
As broad cost-cutting measures and staff realignments continue to batter State Police on the mainland, sleepy island barracks on Nantucket and Martha?s Vineyard continue to endure.
A federal judge, responding to a plan to reunify children separated at the border, said he was having second thoughts about his belief that the Trump administration was acting in good faith to comply with his orders.
A current flurry of activity and optimism suggests the downtown theater district could regain some of its former status as a proving ground for Broadway-bound productions.
Heather Astaneh was livid when a package she ordered arrived late, so she wrote a complaint on the US Postal Service website. Three years later, her case is in federal court.
Humans are just one of many animals sharing the fate of a finite Earth, and what we do ? and have done ? to animals has broad implications for our future.
The Kakuma Refugee Camp is a holding center for thousands dispossessed by war and conflict. A New Hampshire university has made it the focus of its global plans.
Seattle mayor Jenny Durkan spoke at a Globe event on how innovation is shaping our world, and she?s in high demand among the hundreds of mayors gathered in Boston.
Everett firefighters Scott Dalrymple and Joshua Doyon suffered burns when they were overcome by an apparent flashover of flames inside a home that caught fire on Morris Street on Friday.
More than 2,800 children ? some of them separated from their parents, some of them classified at the border as ?unaccompanied minors? ? remain in detention facilities.
Why is history always about humans? 
