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Over the course of 12 months, the U.S. Army discharged more than 500 immigrant enlistees who were recruited across the globe for their language or medical skills and promised a fast track to citizenship.

With this world premiere, Strawdog Theatre Company embraces the anthology approach to the work of Edgar Allan Poe with a masked, movable, immersive experience to launch its 31st season.

"Let's turn this gorgeous theater into a club," ordered Troye Sivan from the stage of Boch Center's Wang Theatre Friday night as his Bloom Tour arrived in Boston. And for the next 90 minutes, the crowd of over three thousand was happy to oblige.

Sears filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection Monday, buckling under its massive debt load and staggering losses.

Less than a week after the Hubble Space Telescope went offline, the Chandra X-ray Observatory did the same thing.

The cost of staying warm this winter is going to grow for the average American, and it's going to be especially painful for those who rely on heating oil, a federal agency said.

European Union officials are working on tougher car emissions standards aimed at fighting global warming — but which the auto industry cautions could hurt workers and consumers.

To celebrate fall's return, Candela Mamajuana spiced rum shares five recipes to keep you toasty as the temperatures drop.

While Democratic enthusiasm this year has largely been fueled by anger toward President Donald Trump, candidates have targeted their messaging to focus more on health care.

Across the U.S, many sites historically connected to key moments in Latinx civil rights lie forgotten, decaying or endanger of quietly dissolving into the past without acknowledgment.

Many people came together to take the Plunge at Gay Days Anaheim's annual pool party. There was a pirate, mermaids, cool drinks and fun friends. Check out these photos.