Saudi Arabia pumped 10.563 million barrels a day in October, OPEC said, as the U.S. average gas price fell to $3.94, its first time under $4 in months.
Congo’s Ebola outbreak has passed 11,000 cases and 5,387 deaths, its health ministry said Nov. 11, as Kenya began a 42-day countdown to Ebola-free status.
Spain held its first general strike in 14 years on Nov. 11 over housing costs. Masked groups clashed with police in Barcelona as 120,000 marched in Madrid.
Cost of living by country for mid-2026: the most expensive and cheapest nations, the biggest changes over the year and official inflation, with charts.
Russia hit six major power substations overnight, Kyiv said, a second night of strikes that left outages in eight regions and darkened city streetlights.
Russia and Ukraine agreed to a large prisoner exchange as Abu Dhabi talks ended Wednesday with no breakthrough. Envoys go to Moscow and Dublin Thursday.
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Massachusetts antisemitism incidents fell 36% in 2025 to 279, ADL says, but K-12 cases rose. Here is the FBI data, the state commission and security grants.
Boston Jewish community history, from the West End and Blue Hill Avenue to CJP, JCRC, Beth Israel and Brandeis: how the community shaped Greater Boston.
October 7 anniversary events in Greater Boston: CJP’s Newton program, a Brookline synagogue evening and Newton memorials mark three years since the attack.
Santarpio's Pizza Boston guide: the East Boston pizzeria on Chelsea Street for thin-crust pies, grilled lamb skewers, hours, prices, and tips for a first visit.
Boston’s Modulate raised $25M led by Future Ventures to scale audio-native AI for deepfake detection and voice-agent monitoring. Funding totals and Velma.
Legal AI company Harvey is opening a Harvey Boston office this fall, plans at least 40 hires, and aims to sit near the downtown law firms it already serves.
A Boston condo conversion ordinance update, Docket #1711, would extend tenant protections to pre-1983 two- and three-family rentals; a hearing is pending.
Coppa Boston: South End Italian enoteca at 253 Shawmut Ave with house-made pastas, pizza, charcuterie, natural wine, hours, and patio reservation tips.
US Wharf LLC proposes a Commercial Wharf hotel of about 35–45 rooms with a public restaurant and new Harborwalk links on Boston’s North End waterfront.
The Harvard EEOC lawsuit filed Sept. 29 seeks faculty hiring and diversity records. Here is what the filing says, how Harvard responded and what comes next.
Row 34 Boston at 383 Congress St. in Fort Point serves oysters, lobster rolls and craft beer. See its history, menu highlights, hours and tips before you go.
Grill 23 Boston is a Back Bay steakhouse at 161 Berkeley Street with Brandt Beef steaks, raw bar plates, Grand Award wines, hours, and reservation tips.
Myers + Chang Boston serves Joanne Chang’s Asian fusion dumplings, buns, and noodles at 1145 Washington St in the South End—hours, menu highlights, tips.
Red Sox Wild Card Game 1 ended in a 9-0 Yankees shutout as Cam Schlittler and Ben Rice pushed Boston to the brink of AL elimination with details inside.
Fox & the Knife Boston serves Modena-inspired Italian pasta and antipasti at 28 West Broadway in South Boston—hours, reservations, and must-order dishes.
Immigrants Lead Boston drew criticism over a taxpayer-funded civic course. The city says it is open to residents with immigrant-community ties, including citizens.
MBTA bus camera enforcement begins Oct. 1 with educational notices on SL4 and SL5. Fines start in 2027. Here’s how warnings, tickets and appeals will work.
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