Carlos Portugal Gouvea, a visiting law professor from Brazil, said he would leave the U.S. rather than be deported, according to federal officials. He was arrested after firing a pellet gun near a ...

09:49, Thu, Dec 4, 2025 Updated: 09:49, Thu, Dec 4, 2025 An update has been given by the Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs on a potential ban for some kinds of wood-burning stoves. This ...

Parts of the country could see a blitz of cold and snowy weather in a matter of days as meteorological winter takes hold. The UK could see a blitz of cold and snowy weather in a matter of days as a ...

The New York Giants traveled to face the New England Patriots on Monday Night Football. The contest pitted two teams trending in opposite directions as the regular season inches toward a close. The ...

FOXBOROUGH, MA. — As the New England Patriots prepare to embark on a much-needed and well-deserved bye week, they have their dominant 33-15 victory over the New York Giants in Week 13 to thank for ...

FOXBOROUGH, MA. — Though several New England Patriots players have significantly contributed to their recent streak of success, the one constant throughout the season has been quarterback Drake Maye.

Wood-burning stoves face a partial ban in England under new UK laws and the Labour Party government's updated environment plan. According to reports on Monday, wood-burning stoves are likely to face ...

A potential nor’easter could leave as much as a foot of snow in the Poconos in Pennsylvania, the Catskills in New York, and parts of Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Vermont, a forecaster said.

The first measurable snow of the season could blanket the Boston area and other parts of Southern New England next week, with a nor’easter forecast to brush the region Tuesday night into Wednesday.

No doubt, the Patriots have been able to tap-dance around their depth problem for most of the season to this point by having the good fortune to mostly avoid major injuries. While the frontline roster ...

NEW ORLEANS — New Orleanians don’t need an explanation of the city’s massive street-repair effort to know what it feels like. They live with it daily — the mud, the detours, the sudden water shutoffs.