The 3 p.m. special meeting takes up PO26#195, PO26#196 and the Harvard Square Kiosk order after an Oct. 19 session that drew some 350 speakers and ended with no votes.
A count of the department's public journal for Monday into Tuesday morning: 269 reports, led by 'investigate person' calls and medical assists. Crashes and leaving-the-scene reports made up a larger share than any crime category.
With six days to the Nov. 3 election, the governor and her Republican challenger both back expanding the public records law and both oppose repealing recreational marijuana. They split on Questions 6 and 9, and neither has a firm position on Question 2.
The new complaint says Lilly cut off discounted drug prices after the hospitals refused to send patient claims data through a third-party platform. Mass General Brigham already had a related case pending in New Jersey.
MBTA board documents show 10 Tier 4 diesel and 10 battery-catenary locomotives from Siemens, $23.8 million in contingency, $200 million from MassDOT and options for up to 50 more locomotives 'pending funding availability.'
Gov. Maura Healey activated the Guard Monday to drop water in remote, rocky terrain. The fire department put the blaze at about 200 acres and 50 percent contained Monday night; the town asked residents to keep drones away.
In a one-line order with no noted dissents, the justices refused to pause a judgment that wiped out the 2024 'administrative closure' rule. Challengers called the agreement collusion; the Solicitor General said the dispute was only about who may join the case.
The letter to CMS Administrator Mehmet Oz says the Risk-Based Survey program covers some 114,300 residents and cites an advocacy group's finding that dozens of eligible homes carry abuse flags. It asks for answers by Nov. 9.
Senior U.S. District Judge J. Michael Seabright said Bill Essayli is acting as a 'de facto' U.S. attorney without Senate confirmation. The disqualification is on hold while the government seeks a stay.
A Manhattan federal judge called the former luxury real estate brokers' conduct 'monstrous.' Prosecutors said the three drugged and assaulted women over more than a decade; each brother denied the charges in court.
With about 70 percent of votes counted, partial results put Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's bloc at 54 seats, Gadi Eisenkot's bloc at 47 and Arab parties at 19. Turnout was the fastest in nearly half a century.
A three-paragraph statement from the Norwegian Nobel Committee chair praised the 2025 laureate's homecoming and said Venezuela 'still requires a democratic transition founded on fundamental rights, political participation and free elections.'
The European Commission's draft regulation would double Frontex's own officers, add a 17,000-member reserve, create a Return Coordination Centre and a Quick Reaction Force, and let the agency run returns from one non-EU country to another.
Saudi-led coalition says it intercepted three missiles aimed at the Eastern Province and two at the capital. A maritime security firm said a fire near Ras Tanura was contained; damage and the effect on oil loading were unclear.
Mike Minogue says the trooper contract and the union endorsement smell like a deal. The union says that's false. Healey's spokesman answered 'under penalty of perjury,' which is not a thing a campaign statement can be.
Mayor Wu wants restaurant ownership transfers to stop triggering fresh zoning reviews. Good. Now tell us when it actually happens.
Bill Essayli has now been told twice by the same federal judge that he isn't lawfully running the Los Angeles U.S. attorney's office. He plans to keep doing it until the Supreme Court says otherwise.
Brussels wants a 30,000-officer Frontex with a Quick Reaction Force, a returns center and an 'Online Monitoring and Response Centre.' That last one deserves a closer look.
A 17-footer at the horn capped a night of 18-of-22 free throws for Jayson Tatum. Boston has won three straight, but it shot 27 percent from three and needed a reversed foul call and a rookie's missed layup to get there.
Pavel Zacha scored on the power play 91 seconds in, then Boston managed 15 shots all night. Pyotr Kochetkov is 8-0 to start the season. Marco Sturm 'didn't mind' the game, and he has a point.
The 2023 sixth-round pick averaged 47.9 yards on 219 career punts but hadn't played in 2026 after a preseason injury. New England goes to Miami on Sunday with an offensive line still banged up.
Boston College (4-3, 2-2 ACC) plays at Duke (5-2, 2-2) at noon Saturday on The CW. Bo MacCormack III and Mason McKenzie both set career highs last week, and the BC defense has four interceptions from Charlie Comella.
Spotify's third-quarter SEC filing puts its exposure in The MLC's bundling lawsuit at about €538 million if the collective wins outright, up €65 million in one quarter. Spotify is winning in court so far. Songwriters say they've already lost.
The tool will be a paid Premium add-on for AI-powered remixes and covers. Believe says artists must opt in twice. Spotify's own Q3 release, two days later, doesn't mention it.
The Boston artist behind Loyalty Over Everything has been making music since 2010.
The streamers say the evidence overlaps with Phono V, the proceeding that will set interactive streaming mechanical rates for 2028 through 2032. The order comes with conditions, including limits on AI use.
Seeker Music has acquired the original and 2018 re-recorded versions of JoJo and The High Road and released a 20th-anniversary deluxe of The High Road. JoJo says she didn't take the decision lightly. The deal unites two versions of the same records that had been competing with each other.
Six months after the verdict, the penalty phase is pushed to 2027, the Justice Department's separate settlement is still awaiting a judge's ruling, and two House Democrats want that deal investigated.
The West Coast rapper's class action said Spotify polices small artists and lets A-list stream fraud slide. Judge Josephine Staton dismissed it with prejudice, calling the 'selective enforcement' claim 'entirely conclusory.' Here's what the order says, and what it doesn't.
Brad Paisley inducted Swift at Monday's gala at the Music City Center. The Hall's August announcement named five electees; the ceremony also honored the late J.I. Allison of the Crickets and gave George Strait its Career Maker Award.
TMZ and Us Weekly identified the man as Jason Galanis. Federal records show President Trump commuted his two securities-fraud sentences on March 28, 2025, two months before pardoning Todd and Julie Chrisley. The commutation did not erase his convictions.
Producer Aviel Hirschfield said Drake's chart-topper copied his demo 'word-for-word, note-for-note.' On Tuesday his lawyers dropped the case without prejudice and without explanation. Drake's camp had called it 'manufactured and baseless.'
Harvard's own figures show 1,648 students enrolled from 55,104 applicants, an 80.9 percent yield, and 39 percent receiving full-tuition aid, down from 45 percent. The college counts race only among students who report it.
HGSU-UAW walked off at midnight Tuesday after a 40-day spring strike ended without a contract. Harvard says its latest offer includes a 6.1 percent raise; dining workers have authorized a strike and non-tenure-track faculty set a Nov. 10 deadline.
Of 1,708 ballots, 92.5 percent authorized MIT's first graduate strike. Seven contract articles have tentative agreement; wages, healthcare, union shop and protections for international workers remain unresolved.
The Energy, Climate, and the Environment concentration, approved 215-3 in April, welcomed its first cohort this fall. Professors say summer layoffs slowed advising, websites and course cross-listing.
