The importance of credibility in law enforcement witnesses was underscored during the Karen Read trial, when text messages by lead investigator Michael Proctor came to light. Continue reading →
Bills heading to Governor Chris Sununu’s desk could block transgender teenagers from the sports teams, locker rooms, and bathrooms they identify with. So these teens spoke out. Continue reading →
Retrofitting existing buildings to make them more energy efficient provides both sustainability benefits and an opportunity for affordable housing. Continue reading →
Beryl remained a tropical storm late Sunday as it churned toward the middle Texas coast but was expected to regain hurricane strength in the warm waters of the Gulf of Mexico before making landfall early Monday, the National Hurricane Center said. Continue reading →
On both sides of the gun-control debate, people say the high court's recent ruling will do little to ease the confusion and disruption unleashed by its 2022 historical mandate. Continue reading →
Four volunteer crew members who spent more than 12 months inside NASA’s first simulated Mars environment at Johnson Space Center in Houston have emerged from the artificial alien environment. Continue reading →
Ukrainian officials said the hyperpartisan environment in the United States, Russia’s ongoing efforts to stoke those divisions, and a distracted White House combined to make for an exquisitely difficult diplomatic challenge. Continue reading →
As Governor Maura Healey has said, Steward needs to leave Massachusetts. The state should not pay a penny to the company on its way out. Continue reading →
Two very different candidates, Boston City Councilor Erin Murphy and experienced attorney Allison Cartwright, are vying to fill the role. Continue reading →
While Devers was chosen for the All-Star Game for the third time, for Duran and Houck the honor marks a first in their Red Sox careers. Continue reading →
Injuries to two of their three DPs, and poor overall roster construction, has limited new coach Caleb Porter's player options — and there's not many avenues left to improve the squad, either. Continue reading →
This young team has shown it can win with Cora, who is signed through the end of the season, on the top step of the dugout. With any other candidate, it’ll just be a guess. Continue reading →
“We are at a crisis level in fraud in society,” said one expert. “So many people have joined the fray because it is pretty easy to be a criminal. Continue reading →
Long delays are common in state retirement disputes. John Sorrentino, who worked for the newborn screening program for 18-plus years, has learned that firsthand. Continue reading →
Along the Mystic River, Boston Boatworks continues a tradition that reaches back centuries to the construction of the USS Constitution and the clipper ships built in Donald McKay’s shipyard. Continue reading →
When Dr. Pardue and her MIT colleague Nancy Hopkins decided in the mid-1990s to take on gender bias at the school, "I knew the world had shifted," Hopkins said. Continue reading →
Ms. Díaz-Balart was a member of prominent Cuban family who was married to Fidel Castro during his rise as a guerrilla leader, and who later was forced to leave their son behind when she fled after Castro’s communist forces seized control. Continue reading →
A veteran Cuba expert at the State Department, Wayne Smith resigned in protest over America’s embargo against the island nation in 1982. Continue reading →
As it did before its pandemic-related closure, the Faneuil kiosk location will sell discounted tickets to arts performances across Boston, beginning with $49 tickets to "The Queen of Versailles." Continue reading →
This weekend, check out Somerville's longest-running street festival — plus a free concert at a Cambridge bakery after hours. This column features events for July 8-14th. Continue reading →
You received this message because you signed up for the Today's headlines newsletter. To automatically unsubscribe, please click here.
Please note: this will unsubscribe you from the newsletter only. If you wish to cancel your BostonGlobe.com subscription, please call 1-888-MY-GLOBE (1-888-694-5623).
