By Ashlyn Wang
The application for the Biden administration’s student loan forgiveness program officially opened Monday.
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War in Europe: Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine Is Underway, Ending Post War Peace
By Keshav Vinod
Russia has made true to its threats and has begun the invasion of Ukraine amid various calls for peace from around the World.
Andrea Campell formally announces her campaign for Massachusetts attorney general
By Sofia Mendes
Former city councilor and previous mayoral candidate, Andrea Campbell, is now in the running for Massachusetts attorney general.
Major Nor’easter Hitting New England This Weekend
By Eva Windler
A major nor’easter, possible blizzard to slam New England Saturday.
WHO chief warns the pandemic is not entering its endgame yet
By Rhiannon Melton
The World Health Organization says that conditions are optimal for new coronavirus variants and mutations to emerge.
Tornadoes Ravage Midwest and Southern States, With Scores Dead
By Keshav Vinod
Over 50 tornadoes went through various states across the Midwest and Southern regions of the United States.
Waukesha Police identify suspect in Christmas Parade crash, 5 counts of homicide expected
By Rhiannon Melton
Waukesha Police identified Darrell Brooks as the sole suspect in the crash that occurred at the city’s annual Christmas Parade, killing 5 and leaving over 40 injured.
‘Significant’ Storm Could Hit the East Coast With Rain and Snow Next Week Threatens Thanksgiving Travel
By Cooper Polczinski
A “significant storm” potentially wreaking havoc on Thanksgiving travel plans.
Michelle Wu wins Boston mayoral race
By Rhiannon Melton
Michelle Wu, is the the first woman and the first Asian American elected mayor of the city of Boston.
‘Queen’ Diana and ‘The King’ Race in The Head of The Charles, Honoring The Late Peter Bertine
By Karagan Knowles and Ashly Ibarra
Kathryn Bertine and Diana Hanks share their story on what brought them to The Head of The Charles and what it means to them.