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Michael Wejchert of Mountain Rescue Service guided a team of Globe journalists up Mount Washington and provided tips on hiking during the winter. Continue reading →
“We have protested, we have marched, we have done everything possible, and President Biden has still not listened to our community, has not called for a cease-fire.” Continue reading →
The cuts would come as a new era of legalized sports betting takes root in Massachusetts, and researchers are scrambling to understand the public health effects. Continue reading →
The Supreme Court ruled Monday that states may not bar former president Donald Trump from running for another term, rejecting a challenge from Colorado to his eligibility that threatened to upend the presidential race by taking him off ballots around the nation. Continue reading →
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WATCH: What's the deadline for mail-in ballots? Do you need documentation? And, can you register on Tuesday? Politics editor Victoria McGrane explains. Watch →
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That unbroken streak of loyalty has frustrated prosecutors and now, at age 76, will cost Allen Weisselberg his freedom a second time. Continue reading →
President Biden’s advisers are eager for the coming general-election fight and counting on voters to start paying more attention to former president Donald Trump, with the president himself even proposing and dashing off videos to ridicule the things his Republican rival says. Continue reading →
Just five days after Election Day in 2020, a conservative lawyer named Kenneth Chesebro emailed a former judge who was working for the Trump campaign in Wisconsin, James R. Troupis, pitching an idea for how to overturn the results. Continue reading →
“We are sending the message to all women: Your body belongs to you, and no one has the right to control it in your stead,” Prime Minister Gabriel Attal said before the gathered lawmakers voted 780-72 for the amendment. Continue reading →
Three Red Sea underwater cables providing internet and telecommunications around the world have been cut as the waterway remains a target of Yemen’s Houthi rebels, officials said Monday. Meanwhile, a Houthi missile attack set a ship ablaze in the Gulf of Aden, but caused no injuries. Continue reading →
An independent oversight group established by the church said a 100-million-pound fund announced last year was insufficient compared with the wealth of the church and “the moral sin and crime of African chattel enslavement.” Continue reading →
Mattapan’s public transit has suffered, negatively affecting the lives of residents in a neighborhood where 74 percent of the population is Black. Continue reading →
Some nursing homes have closed; others have increased charges while cutting staff and quality of care in an effort to increase returns for investors. Continue reading →
The high court released its decision a day before Super Tuesday, during which Massachusetts and more than a dozen other states will hold presidential primary elections. Continue reading →
A spokesperson for the Boston Public Schools said that multiple employees had been placed on leave after nylon straps and duct tape were used to restrain the child. Continue reading →
The plea agreement calls for a prison sentence between 11 and nearly 17 years. Prosecutors plan to seek the high end of the range, according to the agreement. Continue reading →
The Red Sox third baseman has made an adjustment at the plate this spring to make him more consistent and restore some opposite-field power. Continue reading →
In five games since the All-Star Break, Brown is averaging 27.2 points, 5.8 rebounds, shooting 59.6 percent from the field, and 45.2 percent from the 3-point line. Continue reading →
Pavel Zacha scored two goals for the Bruins and David Pastrnak had three assists. Jeremy Swayman, rumored to be closing in on a contract extension, made 32 saves in his 20th win. Continue reading →
Titans like Fidelity and State Street are developing technologies and algorithms to customize investment strategies, increase returns, and squeeze out more profit. Continue reading →
New arrivals — those here legally and those who are undocumented — are playing an increasingly pivotal role as the American workforce ages and birth rates decline, leaving many employers shorthanded. Continue reading →
Mark Dodson, who voiced strange puppet creatures in “Star Wars,” including Salacious B. Crumb, the cackling monkey-lizard pet of Jabba the Hutt, and “Gremlins” films, died Saturday. He was 64. Continue reading →
For Boston-based dramatist Ronán Noone, “Long Day’s Journey Into Night” presented an opportunity to move the action from upstairs to downstairs and tell a related but wholly different story. Continue reading →
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