Exit polls, broader surveys of the electorate, and interviews with New Hampshire voters show that this purple state — and its four electoral votes — could be challenging for Donald Trump to carry. Continue reading →
A growing number of managers want workers in the office more often, citing the connections, collaborations, and innovations that in-person work can bring. Continue reading →
If the deal were to become law, it would be one of the most significant changes to US immigration policy in decades and would defy long-held conceptions about the necessary ingredients for any bipartisan deal on the issue. Continue reading →
WATCH: Wednesday's episode. Stories include: AI comes to an operating room near you, the powerful dramas and hilarious comedies launching in 2024. Watch →
WATCH: Warning signs are flashing for the former president. What do the results say about November's election? Politics editor Victoria McGrane answers. Watch →
The ground water that supplies farms, homes, industries, and cities is being depleted across the world, and in many places faster than in the past 40 years, according to a new study. Continue reading →
Public universities would be prohibited from giving preferential treatment in admissions to applicants who are related to alumni or donors under a bill that sailed out of the Virginia Senate on Tuesday. Continue reading →
The decision is a preliminary stage of a case filed by South Africa at the International Court of Justice alleging that Israel’s military action in its war with Hamas in Gaza amounts to genocide. Continue reading →
A large Russian military transport plane crashed Wednesday near the border with Ukraine killing everyone onboard, the Russian defense ministry said, accusing Ukraine of shooting down the plane with missiles. Continue reading →
Israeli forces pushed deeper into the southern Gaza Strip’s largest city Wednesday, surrounding two major hospitals where thousands of people were seeking safety as a strike on a United Nations shelter killed at least nine people, according to U.N. officials and local health officials. Continue reading →
From the general contempt shown to Haley by her rivals, to Trump’s “grab them” by the whatever attitude, to the party’s antiabortion zealotry, the Republican Party of 2024 will be a hard sell for many women. Continue reading →
"The system is rigged," says the former head of a private dyslexia school, but the Globe's recent Great Divide article could have been written about any disability. Continue reading →
In conservatives' minds, they are holy crusaders. “This is just the beginning,” said New York Republican Representative and Harvard alum Elise Stefanik. Continue reading →
The announcement comes amid findings that Massachusetts has nearly halved its incarceration rate over the past decade, with the sharpest decrease over the past 5 years. Continue reading →
A Globe story published earlier this month revealed that Winchester and Lexington were among more than 100 districts using early elementary reading curriculum the state education department considers “low quality” for promoting discredited teaching practices. Continue reading →
A growing number of managers want workers in the office more often, citing the connections, collaborations, and innovations that in-person work can bring. Continue reading →
For now, the best defense against such dirty tricks is a healthy skepticism, as AI technologists warn that “deepfake” audios are easy to create, and very difficult to debunk. Continue reading →
"Ruth was a relentless dynamo,” said former NBC and CBS news correspondent Marvin Kalb, who praised her precise writing and her "strength, good sense, and absolute determination." Continue reading →
He was considered one of the most influential pioneers of minimalist sculpture, yet his career was overshadowed by the accusation that he played a role in the death of his wife, Cuban American artist Ana Mendieta. Continue reading →
They quit their jobs to document their home renovation on Instagram. Now they're on a new HGTV competition series — and so far, they’re winning. Continue reading →
His return to “The Daily Show” will be Stewart's chance to vent, after having missed out during Trump’s previous presidential campaigns in 2016 and 2020. Continue reading →
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