Israel’s Holocaust Memorial Day, marked with solemn ceremonies in schools and workplaces nationwide, begins at sundown on Monday.
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Leak suspect yearned to join military but then regretted it
Jack Teixeira grew up in Dighton, a rural community south of Boston that is dotted with single-family homes interspersed with small farms.
Russian forces bear down on Ukrainian defenders in Bakhmut
Until recently, a notorious private Russian military contractor, the Wagner Group, spearheaded the campaign to take Bakhmut.
Massachusetts guardsman appears in court as U.S. reveals case against him
Friday’s new details about the highest-profile intelligence leak shed light on how investigators came to zero in on Jack Teixeira even though a motive for the disclosures remains publicly unexplained.
Suspect in killing of Cash App founder planned attack, DA says
San Francisco prosecutors say the 38-year-old tech consultant charged with the killing of Cash App founder Bob Lee planned the attack.
Solar billing program is changing with the times
Net energy billing has allowed community solar projects to quickly take root across Maine.
RSU 9 praises its transportation department
Regional School Unit 9 board of directors, along with Director of Transportation and Custodial Services Richard Joseph Jr., gave significant praise on Tuesday, April 11, to their staff for enduring staffing shortages, keeping expenses low and maintaining all routes for students.
Anne Perry, crime writer with a murderous past, dead at 84
Perry, the best-selling crime novelist known for her own murderous past that inspired the movie ‘Heavenly Creatures,’ has died at the age 84.
Ukraine stands firm on Crimea, wants Russia out of all areas
Russia took over Crimea in 2014, and during the current war has expanded its presence there.
Russia might discuss swap for jailed Wall Street Journal reporter, diplomat says
Evan Gershkovich, a Bowdoin College graduate, could face up to 20 years in prison if convicted.