Remember George W. Bush? The 43rd president of the United States is the only living chief executive who appears to actually understand the concept of retirement. But he finds himself back in the headlines this month — in the most … Continued
MIAMI — Florida Democrats greeted the White House’s easing of sanctions on Venezuela with cautious optimism. It’s a turnabout for the state’s beleaguered party, whose members last year were frustrated when the Biden administration made similar moves to restart talks … Continued
It’s a prospect so enticing that some executives have been afraid to jinx it on the record: Wall Street’s most trusted Republican might run the U.S. House. Rep. Patrick McHenry — the temporary speaker who may be tapped to be … Continued
For Sen. Chris Coons, one of President Joe Biden’s closest allies in Washington, the president’s historic mission to the Middle East and Republican dysfunction in Washington — all of it happening at the same time — offered the starkest of … Continued
There is not much the Bruins could have learned about themselves in their game against the San Jose Sharks on Thursday at SAP Arena, such is the sorry state of their rebuilding opponent. But while nothing jumped out to excite … Continued
What has happened to the American film comedy? Has COVID killed it? I would say that the current entry “Sick Girl,” a comedy wannabe about a young woman so desperate for her friends’ company and attention that she pretends to … Continued