Harvard has been engulfed in controversy over its response to the attacks by Hamas against Israel on Oct. 7, and subsequent protests. Continue reading →
The reclassification of marijuana as a less-dangerous drug could make some companies instantly profitable, a priority for Mass. regulators who aim to spread the industry’s wealth to communities targeted by the war on drugs. Continue reading →
“As I See It,” a weekly photo column by Pulitzer Prize winner Stan Grossfeld, brings the stories of New England to Globe readers. This week, a family’s determined journey for a better life. Continue reading →
Jared Ravizza is accused of stabbing two workers at a Plymouth McDonald’s and four girls at a Braintree movie theater on Saturday and is wanted in connection with a killing in Connecticut, authorities said Tuesday. Continue reading →
WATCH: Tuesday's show. Stories include: How to protect yourself against identity theft. And, what apartment hunters need to know for a Sept. 1 move in. Watch →
WATCH: After an imposter stole $5000 from her bank account, Globe Magazine contributor Linda Matchan went on a two-year-long pursuit for answers. Watch →
Politically disengaged Americans are emerging as one of the most unpredictable, complex, and potentially influential groups of voters in the 2024 race. Continue reading →
For nearly three hours on Tuesday, Donald Trump’s lawyer did his level best to persuade the jury to acquit his client, wielding a scalpel to attack nearly every strand of the criminal case against the former president. Continue reading →
The party acted as the Ohio Legislature was meeting in special session for the first time in two decades in an effort to pass legislation that would have resolved the ballot problem. Deep divisions among Republicans had stalled any action for weeks. Continue reading →
US efforts to increase humanitarian aid convoys in Gaza have been hampered by a storm. The temporary pier that the US military constructed to facilitate the aid has broken apart in rough seas, the Pentagon said Tuesday. Continue reading →
Garry Conille has been named Haiti’s new prime minister nearly a month after a coalition within a fractured transitional council had chosen someone else for the position. Continue reading →
Threats that had devastated the Spix’s macaws still loom and now the species’ original territory overlaps what has recently been officially designated Brazil’s first arid climate region. Continue reading →
Israel has one of the world’s most sophisticated militaries. So why are scores of civilians in Gaza being killed by the Israel Defense Forces in places that have been designated as safe? Continue reading →
"Through legislative reform we must address physician burnout and its drivers," writes the head of the Mass. Medical Society. A pediatrician writes that changes to the "system have conspired to interfere with our ability to care for our patients." Continue reading →
Lawyers for 18 of the 28 men accused last year of paying for sex at brothels run out of luxury apartments have appealed to the Supreme Judicial Court to keep their names out of the public eye unless they’re formally charged. Continue reading →
The owner of Stash’s Pizza, Stavros Papantoniadis, is facing federal forced labor charges in a trial that started Tuesday in US District Court in Boston. Continue reading →
As Boston heads into another mayoral election, sharks are supposedly circling around Mayor Michelle Wu. But she has proven an ability to navigate through difficult waters. Continue reading →
Manager Alex Cora kept Bello focused and confident between innings. “ ‘Hey, man, you’re fine,’ ” Cora said. “ ‘Your stuff is really good tonight.’ ” Continue reading →
The reclassification of marijuana as a less-dangerous drug could make some companies instantly profitable, a priority for Mass. regulators who aim to spread the industry’s wealth to communities targeted by the war on drugs. Continue reading →
French Gates earlier this month announced she would step down from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and vowed to focus on women and families. As a part of leaving the Gates Foundation, French Gates received $12 billion from Bill Gates for her philanthropy going forward. Continue reading →
“His command of the Western tradition was just off the charts, and he also understood global history in a profound way,” a colleague said of the professor, whose talks from decades ago were reprised during the pandemic. Continue reading →
“His command of the Western tradition was just off the charts, and he also understood global history in a profound way,” a colleague said of the professor, whose talks from decades ago were reprised during the pandemic. Continue reading →
Located in the heart of Inquilinos Boricuas en Acción’s affordable housing complex, Villa Victoria, La Casa: The Center for Arts, Self-determination, and Activism aims to foster a space of inclusivity for Greater Boston’s Latinx community and promote arts and education initiatives. Continue reading →
With “Public Enemies, Private Friends,” filmmakers Sarah Perkins and Josh Sabey hope to inspire others to try to understand those who may strongly disagree with them. Continue reading →
Even the 76-year-old actor's son is distancing himself from strange statements his father made Saturday night that prompted more than 100 people to walk out of a screening of “Jaws” at The Cabot in Beverly. Continue reading →
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