The world's biggest social network is at the center of an international scandal involving voter data, the 2016 US presidential election and Brexit. Ian Sherr Contributor and Former Editor at Large / ...

A family is calling for “lessons to be learned” at a Cambridge hospital after a father died awaiting a heart transplant in 2023. Luke Barnes, from Mapperley in Nottingham, died aged 34 on March 17, ...

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Comic Janeane Garofalo comes to Somerville on Sunday. Kelly Cervantes and Miguel Cervantes read from “The Luckiest: A Memoir of Love, Loss, Motherhood and the Pursuit of Self” at 6 p.m. at The Brattle ...

Alaska doesn’t have a sport fishery for bass – and it’s likely that there are no bass there at all – which is exactly why every hard-core, self-described hawging freak needs to get there. Look, you ...

A thief stole bank cards from a Cambridge University student who was sitting an exam at the time before going on a spending spree. Christian Willoughby, 43, let himself into the victim's unlocked room ...

I’m amazed at the good fortune that put me in Bassmaster legend Greg Hackney’s boat, one-on-one for a competition day during the Bassmaster Classic. Find out what I learned from the legend about ...

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CAMBRIDGE — Looking for something different to do with your Valentine that involves learning a skill that not a lot of people have? Puritan Oyster Bar, 1164 Cambridge St., is offering an oyster ...

The Fast Company Impact Council is an invitation-only membership community of top leaders and experts who pay dues for access to peer learning, thought leadership, and more. BY Florian Schattenmann ...

Even before Brexit, farmers were complaining that they were finding it increasingly hard to recruit labour to pick their summer harvests, but now technology may be coming to their rescue. This year ...