Stocks are drifting near their record heights on Wall Street, while the price of gold falls again.

Millions of tons of discarded electronics are being shipped overseas, much of it to developing countries in Southeast Asia unprepared to safely handle hazardous waste.

It was an uncomfortable sight for Celtics fans: Marcus Smart in Laker gold and purple, squaring off against Al Horford in his fresh Warriors uniform.

Financial therapists recommend small steps at your own pace.

Researchers saw a sharp increase in mental distress among the participants.

A lawyer representing a Cuban man deported by the United States to Eswatini says he is on a hunger strike.

Sean Grayson is charged with first-degree murder after responding to the 36-year-old Sonya Massey's call about a suspected prowler.

Officials say a large-scale Russian drone and missile attack across Ukraine has killed at least six people, including a woman and her two young daughters.

New Hampshire Republican John E. Sununu announced a campaign for U.S. Senate on Wednesday, hoping to reclaim a seat he lost nearly two decades ago.

No arrests have been announced, and the stolen jewels from The Louvre remain missing.

Spains National Police arrested seven people suspected of stealing more than 1,100 chairs from outdoor seating areas.

JD Vance acknowledged the road to peace is strewn with huge hurdles.

5 Players with ties to the Red Sox to watch in the 2025 World Series:

Disgraced ex-Boston City Councilor Tania Fernandes Anderson is serving her monthlong jail sentence following her corruption conviction for pocketing a $7,000 kickback at a low-security federal prison in Danbury, Connecticut.

Large-scale battery storage isn't new, but as more projects appear across Massachusetts, residents are asking the right questions: Why do we need this? Is it safe? They deserve clear answers.

People aren't leaving Massachusetts because Mount Holyoke isn't caught up on geothermal energy use. They're leaving, or deciding not to move here, in large part because the state is woefully short of affordable housing.

Cyclist Lance Armstrong was formally stripped of his seven Tour de France victories and received a lifetime ban from Olympic sports.

Could a change to the Patriots' starting lineup help keep the winning streak alive? We answer that and more in this week's Patriots mailbag.

Boston Zoning Commission Chair Michael Nichols, who heads a downtown advocacy group, said he plans to recuse himself from Wednesdays vote on a contentious zoning plan that would clear the way for more skyscrapers downtown.

While Plymouth may be known for turkey dinners and the Pilgrims, its food scene has evolved into an awesome melting pot embracing global cuisine. Consider taking on one, a few or all of these international culinary spots.

Washington often talks about lowering healthcare costs but ignores one of the simplest ways to do it: addressing the problem of obesity seriously.

In a world where people on social media will believe almost anything, a supremely accomplished business titan is captured just in time for the imminent lunar eclipse that will carry them all back to her galactic throne room.

Celtics season preview: After turning over its roster this offseason, can Boston succeed in its new identity as gritty underdogs?

My boyfriend's sisters tried to downplay what he did, dismissing Grandpa's behavior as "he's just a scamp!"

Brad Marchand came out on top in his return to the Garden in a wild finish, the Panthers beating the Bruins, 4-3.