After the Alabama Supreme Court ruled embryos are children, cancer patients in Massachusetts told the Globe how crucial IVF was for preserving their chance to have children as chemotherapy and other treatments affected their fertility. Continue reading →
The downward trajectory of Jones’s career should serve as a cautionary tale to new coach Jerod Mayo and de facto general manager Eliot Wolf — a quarterback’s situation matters. Continue reading →
Senator Elizabeth Warren pushed for years for the program as a no-charge government alternative to commercial tax preparation services that often charge fees. Continue reading →
Haiti is in the throes of an uprising not seen in decades. As politicians around the region scramble to hash out a diplomatic solution to a political crisis that has the prime minister, Ariel Henry, stranded in Puerto Rico and gangs attacking police stations, a humanitarian disaster is quickly escalating. Continue reading →
In many parts of the nation, there has been a groundswell of legislative and voter pushback against reforms initiated over the past four years after the police killings of Black Americans including Nichols, Breonna Taylor, and George Floyd. Continue reading →
The diaries “provide unique windows into the presidency, helping us better understand how policy is made and power is used,” said Marc Selverstone, co-chair of the Presidential Recordings Program at the University of Virginia. Continue reading →
The nation's biggest and most powerful home builders are finally building more smaller ones, driving a shift toward more affordable housing. Continue reading →
As Ukraine struggles against fierce Russian assaults and its losses mount, there has been a surge of women who have enlisted, and they are increasingly volunteering for combat roles. Continue reading →
The sparring comes amid a mounting humanitarian crisis in Gaza, with the United Nations and aid agencies warning of looming famine in the besieged enclave of 2.2 million. Continue reading →
Low-income communities, such as those in Dorchester, bear the brunt of both environmental and health crises. Decreased indoor air pollution is not just an environmental win but a human one. Continue reading →
For many Muslims across Greater Boston, the joy of this year’s Ramadan is marred by hunger, loss of home, and insecurity affecting Muslim populations in Gaza and Sudan. Continue reading →
The six-year deal was the first long-term agreement under chief baseball officer Craig Breslow for a player nurtured in Boston's minor league system. Continue reading →
Jones will return to his native Jacksonville, likely as a backup to Trevor Lawrence. The Patriots are receiving a sixth-round draft pick for the 2021 first-rounder. Continue reading →
A small-time heroin dealer, he became a sensation in the New York film scene as an actor and muse for filmmakers Josh and Benny Safdie. Continue reading →
A film studies scholar, David Bordwell's immersive, accessible writing transcended the corridors of academia and illuminated the mechanics of moviemaking to a generation of cinephiles and filmmakers. Continue reading →
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