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Globe reporter James Pindell was at the Butler, Pa., rally where Donald Trump was hurried offstage by security and shares what it was like. Continue reading →
Former president Donald Trump was rushed to a hospital Saturday after a possible assassination attempt at his campaign rally in Butler, Penn., a shooting that left one rally attendee and the suspected gunman dead and two other spectators critically injured, the Secret Service said in a statement. Continue reading →
Former president Donald Trump was rushed to a hospital Saturday after a possible assassination attempt at his campaign rally in Butler, Penn., a shooting that left one rally attendee and the suspected gunman dead and two other spectators critically injured, the Secret Service said in a statement. Continue reading →
Since Supreme Court justices decided cities and towns could penalize sleeping and camping in public places, municipal leaders across the country have revised local ordinances and taken a harder line on homeless encampments. Continue reading →
The tree cactuses on Key Largo were adorned with garlic-scented flowers and decked with woolly hair so thick it looked like snow had somehow accumulated in the subtropical heat. Continue reading →
Some East Coast cities, including Baltimore and Washington, D.C., will experience temperatures reaching up to 100 degrees on Tuesday. Continue reading →
The global nexus of the cocaine industry is facing tectonic shifts as a result of domestic and global forces that are reshaping the drug industry. Continue reading →
It is a new strategic push as Ukraine seeks to raise the cost for Russian occupation forces who have long used the peninsula as a base of operations just off Ukraine’s southern coast. Continue reading →
Boston’s relationship with beer is a long and storied one (the Bell in Hand Tavern poured its first drink in 1795). Still, some of the most inventive craft breweries here are decidedly modern. Continue reading →
Our tireless food critics and writers went into the tagliatelle trenches, emerging with a list of Greater Boston’s very best cozy trattorias and spectacular date spots. Continue reading →
The plan would bar bicycles, electric bikes, scooters, and other motorized devices from traveling on a five-block portion of Commercial Street from Memorial Day through Labor Day. Continue reading →
Several hundred athletes — including some who competed at elite levels — plus coaches and other people closely involved in professional and amateur sports in Ukraine have been killed in the invasion since 2022. Continue reading →
“Claudia [Williams] was her father’s daughter,” her husband told the Globe. “Ted and Claudia were the most principled people I have ever known . . . they wore their hearts on their sleeves, and they spoke their minds just as boldly.” Continue reading →
Crawford worked seven innings and allowed only two hits. “I love the way he pitches,” said Rafael Devers, who homered and is 11th on the Red Sox' all-time list with 194. Continue reading →
Dr. Ruth Westheimer, the diminutive sex therapist who became a media star and best-selling author through her frank talk about once-taboo bedroom topics, has died. Continue reading →
Simmons was television’s hyperactive court jester of physical fitness who built a mini-empire in his trademark tank tops and short shorts by urging the overweight to exercise and eat better. Continue reading →
The cost to save the lighthouse is pricey but advocates say it is essential to save a portal to the past and a beacon still in use today. Continue reading →
The program — which features classic and contemporary selections, including a 100th birthday tribute to Henry Mancini — was curated by Williams and bears his distinctive stamp. Continue reading →
Many destinations are resorting to entry fees and strictly enforced timed reservation systems for museums and other attractions whose doors were once wide open. Continue reading →
This park is just the right size — lots of activity, but not dauntingly huge — and the employees seem to genuinely like children. If you ask us, they’ve built a great place. Continue reading →
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