A growing body of research suggests ultraprocessed foods are a major driver of myriad chronic health concerns and that processing may matter even more for health than foods’ nutrition content.
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Come Jan. 5, Culpepper will represent Roxbury-based District 7 on the council, after winning the only open seat on the November ballot. Continue reading →
President Trump insisted Ukraine and Russia are “closer than ever before” to a peace deal as he hosted Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky at his Florida resort. Continue reading →
New York is already notoriously expensive, but the inauguration festivities will coincide with one of the priciest periods of the year. Continue reading →
Federal officers shift away from focusing on arresting immigrants already held in local jails to tracking them down on the streets and in communities. Continue reading →
Texas is known for its deep devotion to private ownership and staunch aversion to government spending. So why, for much of the past year, has the state been on a land-buying spree to expand its park system? Continue reading →
Netanyahu’s hawkishness will butt up against a US president who has staked his own image and legacy on promoting peace, and Netanyahu may struggle to win Trump’s backing. Continue reading →
China is rapidly overhauling a network of secret facilities used to manufacture warhead components as it expands its nuclear stockpile faster than any other country, according to an analysis of satellite imagery. Continue reading →
The board leading the investigation has shared little from their findings, and families of the victims don't trust the board's ties to the transportation department. Continue reading →
Years of underfunding and new grant delays may force cutbacks on coastal weather and ocean monitoring that fishermen, forecasters, and wildlife depend on. Continue reading →
