By Eva Windler
Europe’s worst security crisis in decades roils global markets.
Category: National
The Russia-Ukraine conflict and what we know about it
By Li Brandt
Russia has surrounded the Ukraine with 150,000 troops from three sides and the U.S. and European allies are accusing president Vladimir Putin of crossing the line.
12 year old Massachusetts native drowns in Puerto Rico
By Tomine Kivle
A boy died in the waters off the coast of Puerto Rico.
Police Start Arrests In Ottawa Trucker Protest
By Keshav Vinod
Ottawa police began arresting protesters Friday morning as the trucker protest is now in week three.
Rising Sea Levels Will Cause Increased Flooding in Boston
By Eva Windler
Global rises in sea levels are predicted to raise the water level in the Boston area, causing flooding and putting citizens at risk.
Biden States Russia Shows Every Indication Of Invasion
By Keshav Vinod
President Joe Biden said in a statement that Russia would perhaps invade their neighbors in the coming days.
Cooper Kupp Winning Super Bowl MVP
By Hanna Hill
Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Cooper Kupp was named the MVP of Super Bowl LVI after a stellar performance against the Bengals on Feb 13.
Boston’s Indoor Vaccine Mandate Moved On To Phase 2
By Keshav Vinod
The vaccine mandate for Boston moved on to phase 2 and will now require everyone above the age of 12 to show both doses of the vaccination to gain entry to certain establishments.
Blinken Says that Russia Could Invasion Ukraine at Any Time
By Keshav Vinod
The Quad, made up of India, Australia, Japan, and the US met in Canberra on Friday morning to discuss the Ukraine issue, among other crises.
Mayor Michelle Wu’s Refusal to Lift Mask Mandate in Boston Public Schools
By Hannah Rose Shemtov
More than forty schools in Massachusetts plan to lift their mask mandate, but Mayor Wu claims that Boston needs more time.