The Stonington, Conn., Lobster Trap Tree is a glorious tower of steel, art, and light — a nod to the legacy of local fishermen in the home of Connecticut’s last commercial fishing fleet. Continue reading →
All six statewide constitutional officers’ salaries would rise by roughly $19,000 or more beginning Jan. 1, meaning that each of their pay would top $200,000 for the first time. Continue reading →
Boston's NWSL outfit is scheduled to begin play in March 2026. If the stadium and field are not finished in time, the team could pay the city up to $45 million to finish construction. Continue reading →
President Biden on Monday commuted the sentences of nearly all prisoners on federal death row, sparing the lives of 37 men just a month before Donald Trump will return to the Oval Office with a promise to restart federal executions. Continue reading →
The report was released weeks after Gaetz withdrew from consideration to be the nation’s chief law enforcement officer and resigned from Congress, and after years in which he had spawned enemies on both sides of the aisle with his bellicose political style. Continue reading →
Luigi Mangione, the 26-year-old man charged with murder in the killing of UnitedHealthcare’s chief executive, pleaded not guilty Monday as he was arraigned in New York state Supreme Court. Continue reading →
The man accused of burning a woman to death on a subway train in Brooklyn over the weekend was identified by federal immigration officials Monday as a 33-year-old from Guatemala who was in the United States illegally. Continue reading →
Top Arab diplomats visited the Syrian capital, Damascus, on Monday, the latest in a string of diplomatic overtures by the international community as Syria emerges from years of isolation under President Bashar Assad. Continue reading →
"More Republicans need to be willing to take a little heat and call Trump’s bluff and, for that matter, Musk’s," writes one reader. Another: "It is really sad to see Republican members of Congress ceding their constitutional authority and obligation to the executive branch." Continue reading →
The detection of a new, fast-spreading strain of the virus in a remote mining town in eastern Congo led the World Health Organization to declare mpox a global public health emergency in August. Since then, its spread has only accelerated. Continue reading →
In a wide-ranging interview with the Globe this week, Boston Mayor Michelle Wu gave a preview of her pitch to voters as she prepares to launch her bid for a second term. Continue reading →
Three American service members died in a drone attack on a US outpost in Jordan on Jan. 28. A Natick engineer with American and Iranian citizenship faces 10 charges. Continue reading →
Host Orlando ramped up its defense in the third quarter, the Celtics couldn’t even get off consistent 3-pointers, and then Boston's late rally fell short. Continue reading →
The IRS said it's distributing about $2.4 billion to taxpayers who failed to claim a Recovery Rebate Credit on their 2021 tax returns. Continue reading →
A group of coffee experts rated each java on a scale of 0-10, with zero being “how dare you serve this to me” and ten being “best coffee I’ve ever had.” Continue reading →
Mr. Taniguchi was a Japanese architect who gained international fame in 1997 when he was chosen to renovate and expand New York City’s Museum of Modern Art, a project that cost $850 million and was completed in 2004. Continue reading →
Mr. Taniguchi was a Japanese architect who gained international fame in 1997 when he was chosen to renovate and expand New York City’s Museum of Modern Art, a project that cost $850 million and was completed in 2004. Continue reading →
Lively has accused Baldoni of sexual harassment on the set of the movie and a subsequent effort to “destroy” her reputation in a legal complaint. Continue reading →
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