The Justice Department has formed a working group to examine possible federal charges against officials or entities within Cuba’s government, according to an official familiar with the group.

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The Boston Licensing Board has issued 13 new alcohol licenses, part of the largest expansion of permits in the city since ...

Reichel, who has 188 games of NHL experience, has two goals and three assists this season with the Canucks while also ...

The Patriots are re-signing third-string quarterback Tommy DeVito to a two-year contract, his agent, Sean Stellato, confirmed ...

If only the Diocese over this course of history had taken the approach of that religious sister,” R.I. Attorney General ...

Legal questions are swirling about the underpinnings for the entire US-Israeli military operation against Iran, and the ...

American consumers are frustrated with fragmentation across the industry, and their health outcomes often suffer ...

Until Thursday, the global soccer superstar had been equally adept at dodging defenders on the field and political leaders, ...

The Feb. 28 strike, which had the highest reported civilian death toll since the war began, has come under staunch criticism ...

"It is clear that more than 60 percent of individuals arrested by ICE in Massachusetts during the September surge had no ...

The state's Personal Care Attendant program, which helps people with disabilities cook meals, pay bills, and remain in their ...