Hurricane Idalia, the first major storm to pummel Florida this season, brought a surge of seawater on Wednesday that flooded neighborhoods along much of the state’s western coast and lacerating winds that cut power and leveled trees. Continue reading →
An unusual statue now on display at Cambridge’s Draper Labs shows that the MIT scientists who helped put men on the moon sure knew how to party. Continue reading →
Around the region, chefs are reporting that their places start hopping as early as 3 p.m., peaking around 5:30 or 6, post-COVID. And that’s been good for just about everyone involved. Continue reading →
Somerville business and political officials expressed concern after learning the Green Line extension branch to Union Square will be shut in September for the second straight year during the popular What the Fluff festival. Continue reading →
Thousands of patients are stuck on waiting lists across the state and nationally as hospitals struggle to ramp up infusion centers and monitoring processes for the drug. Continue reading →
Stroke risk was elevated in the first 30 days after delivery among the women who had undergone treatments, and the odds continued to rise through the year after childbirth. Continue reading →
The ruling by the federal judge, Beryl A. Howell means that the defamation case against Giuliani, a central figure in former president Donald Trump’s efforts to remain in power after his election loss, can proceed to trial on the narrow question of how much, if any, damages he will have to pay the plaintiffs in the case. Continue reading →
In what appeared to be the most successful of the strikes, four Russian Il-76 military cargo planes were damaged while parked near a runway at an airfield in Pskov, 30 miles from the border with Estonia, a NATO member. Continue reading →
Appearing on state-run TV hours after President Ali Bongo Ondimba was declared the winner of last weekend’s vote, the officers said they were canceling the result, suspending the government, and closing Gabon’s borders until further notice. Continue reading →
They are campuses, with self-selected populations that are capable of extraordinary achievements. But these places can become segregated, out of touch, and even destructive to the outside world. Americans might have something to learn from these movies. Continue reading →
A lawyer for the Boston City Council says she was bullied by three councilors. Currently, there is no formal process to respond to complaints like hers. Continue reading →
While state highway officials celebrated an on-time reopening of the tunnel, they cautioned that additional closures were still planned for the coming months and next summer. Continue reading →
The new policy forbids students in the 21 schools in McManus's diocese from dressing or conducting themselves in any way except a manner consistent with their biological sex. Continue reading →
Thornton, who has not played since landing hard on his shoulder during a joint practice in Green Bay, will miss at least four regular-season games. Continue reading →
The Red Sox are unraveling even as Houston's lineup is rounding into form. Boston got another short start from Kutter Crawford and fell 6.5 games out of the final American League wild-card spot with 28 games to play. Continue reading →
Thousands of patients are stuck on waiting lists across the state and nationally as hospitals struggle to ramp up infusion centers and monitoring processes for the drug. Continue reading →
After a Globe story about her fight for a refund from a matchmaking service was published, a Reading woman heard from four men wanting to go out with her. Continue reading →
In plays that could be extravagant productions or small-cast gems, Tina Howe zeroed in on the humor, heartache and solidity of her characters’ lives, particularly the female ones. Continue reading →
In plays that could be extravagant productions or small-cast gems, Tina Howe zeroed in on the humor, heartache and solidity of her characters’ lives, particularly the female ones. Continue reading →
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