A new student club is providing a haven for neurodivergent students while educating others at the school about what it means to have various differences, including autism, ADHD, and dyslexia. Continue reading →
The judge imposed the sentence after hearing heart-wrenching victim impact statements from Harmony’s mother, stepmother, and other family members. Continue reading →
Israeli leaders declared Thursday that they would not be deterred by President Biden’s threat to withhold more arms shipments if the military launched a major assault on densely populated areas of Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip. Continue reading →
The bonuses came from funds that Congress earmarked to recruit and keep staff needed to process billions of dollars in new veterans benefits. Continue reading →
Donald Trump, the onetime president, and Stormy Daniels, the longtime porn actor, despise one another. But when Daniels returned to the witness stand at Trump’s criminal trial Thursday, his lawyers made them sound a lot alike. Continue reading →
Ukrainian drones struck two oil depots and a refinery across Russia in a 24-hour period, including one deep in Russian territory, officials on both sides said Thursday, as Kyiv presses a campaign aimed at hampering the country’s military operations and putting strain on its most important industry. Continue reading →
When Israel ordered Al Jazeera on Sunday to shut down operations there, the network had a reporter covering a government meeting in west Jerusalem, another in an east Jerusalem hotel room, a third in northern Israel to cover clashes on the border with Lebanon, and a fourth in Tel Aviv. Continue reading →
A witness recounted driving to her relative’s Canton home only to learn Read’s boyfriend had been found left for dead on the front lawn of the property hours earlier. Continue reading →
Globe reporters at the scene observed MIT and Cambridge police placing several people in restraints, sometimes forcefully, as officers were seen shoving some protesters to the ground. Continue reading →
Lee, 39, was hired away from the Bucks in 2023 to join Joe Mazzulla on the bench. He is expected to remain with the Celtics for the rest of their playoff run. Continue reading →
Lesley Hazleton, a British-born, secular Jewish psychologist turned journalist and author, whose curiosity about faith and religion led her to write biographies of Muhammad, Mary and Jezebel and examine her own passions in books about agnosticism and automobiles, died on April 29 at her home, a houseboat in Seattle. She was 78. Continue reading →
The spring season that opens Friday with Harry Connick Jr. will also include guests Sutton Foster and Branford Marsalis, a Pride celebration with drag performer Thorgy Thor, Gospel Night, and live-scored presentations of “Encanto” and “Jurassic Park.” Continue reading →
Looking for something to do this weekend? Here are a few recommendations from Globe writers and critics, covering music, theater, comedy, museums, family events, and more. Continue reading →
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