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On October 29, Amazon is set to hold a conference call to discuss its Q3 2026 financial results.

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As rents rise and businesses shutter in Allston, one resident is using public art to protect these places. “Tiny Doors” guides visitors to 10 tiny artworks hidden inside small businesses across the neighborhood.

Frederick Richard, the 22-year-old Olympic gymnast from Stoughton, spoke with WBUR about what the upcoming World Championships mean for him, learning gymnastics in Massachusetts and what changes he hopes to see in the gymnastics world.

Mitch Ryerson, a woodworker, uses his talents to make playgrounds for kids and wooden benches for his community. A new exhibit open now in Cambridge called "Joyful Anarchy" shows his process and what he's designed. Ryerson shares more about his career in play and what it has meant to the communities he designs for.

In a 181-report, Massachusetts Auditor Diana DiZoglio joined the chorus of calls for eliminating the state's population-based caps on local liquor licenses. But the restaurant industry says there would need to be some form of off-ramp for existing license holders.

More than two years after Gov. Maura Healey signed a long-term care oversight law, the Public Health Council on Wednesday approved a suite of regulations tied to licensure and suitability requirements, as well as care standards.

The MBTA and Boston city officials are advancing a controversial project that would install a center-running bus lane on a portion of Blue Hill Ave, but many community members are apprehensive about the plan.

When WBUR's Ally Jarmanning was 7 years old, she saved up $82 to purchase her very own American Girl doll. "She was brave, plucky, and self sufficient, all the traits I aspired to growing up in a sometimes chaotic home," Jarmanning writes.

Heavily edited prior to its original release, the late filmmaker's "unhinged controversy magnet about carnal hysteria in 17th-century France has spent decades locked away in a Warner Bros. vault," writes critic Sean Burns. The new digitally remastered 4K restoration is receiving a prestige one-week-only rollout.

These gothic horrors, witchy murder mysteries and paranormal romances are sure to tingle your spine this Halloween season.

A proposed hyperscale data center project in Westfield is no more, after the city's planning board Tuesday refused to give the developer an extension on their special permit.

Watch live on WBUR.org: Gov. Maura Healey and Republican challenger Mike Minogue are set to debate Thursday night. It's the last time the two will share a stage before Election Day.

Here's everything you need to know about voting in the Massachusetts general election, including important dates, how to make sure you're registered, how to get your ballot, and some crib notes on the races and ballot questions up for grabs come the first Tuesday in November.

More than 20% of all farmland in Iowa is owned by someone, or some company, out of state. That's pushing land prices up, and it's becoming a major issue in the governor's race.

The photos we made most recently, especially the ones that took the most effort, are the hardest to judge. In this video, I talk about recency bias and effort bias, using photos from a recent backpacking trip in the North Cascades. I also share a faster way to gain perspective on your work that doesn’t involve waiting for years.

A coordinated campaign is underway to sanitize, normalize, and romanticize one of history’s most dangerous and lethal ideologies. Newsweek is currently running a “little red test” that asks about oat milk, shorter workweeks, and tote bags — then scores readers on how ready they are for an “American socialist revolution.” There’s nothing lighthearted about the […]

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During a debate this Wednesday for New York's 17th district, Democratic nominee Cait Conley put Rep. Mike Lawler in his place after more of his whataboutism about his friend, domestic abuser Max Mill r. Lawler pulled this same crap during an interview with CNN's Dana Bash b...

Campaign for Accountability, a watchdog organization, filed a complaint with the State Bar of California seeking an investigation into whether Katie Zacharia violated state law by presenting herself as a lawyer without a California law license.
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Here’s a sign of what congestion pricing is bankrolling. The MTA has begun slapping “Made Possible by Congestion Pricing” seals on transit upgrades funded by the Manhattan vehicle-tolling program that launched last year. Four elevators being installed at the 42nd Street–Bryant Park/Fifth Avenue subway complex on Thursday became the first to be billed as products […]

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