From a 300-square-foot storefront in Somerville to a former pizza place in Taunton, a spate of electronic playgrounds have opened their doors across Greater Boston since the pandemic. Continue reading →
The United States Refugee Admissions Program has been a lifeline for millions of people since 1980. But it’s not clear how much longer the US will continue to admit refugees. Continue reading →
Amy Tishelman, the former research director of the gender clinic at Boston Children’s Hospital, spoke with the Globe after winning a lawsuit against the hospital. Continue reading →
The push for generational change didn’t come close to reaching the Springfield Democrat, allowing him to retain his perch as the top Democrat on the powerful Ways and Means Committee. Continue reading →
Former food editor Sheryl Julian shares her curated list of treats everyone will enjoy. Plus, a common mistake people make when gifting cookies. Watch →
Globe Magazine discovered the “Best of the Best.” Host Segun Oduolowu went to sample the goods at Flour Bakery & Café and Verveine Café & Bakery. Watch →
Federal investigations into local policing problems have produced 551 pages of findings full of shocking examples of brutality, racial profiling, and impunity for officer. But the Justice Department is running out of time to convert those reports into binding plans of action. Continue reading →
The president and vice president of the University of Michigan’s student assembly were impeached after they demanded divestment and stopped funding campus activities. Continue reading →
Jubilees, a Catholic Church tradition dating to 1300, are considered a time for reconciliation and renewal. But for many Romans, it is also a time of skyrocketing rents and a transformation of their beloved city. Continue reading →
Since the beginning of the war, hundreds of Palestinian Christians have huddled in two churches in Gaza City: St. Porphyrius and the Holy Family Church, a Catholic parish. Continue reading →
Israel Katz, the Israeli defense minister, threatened to assassinate Houthi leaders in an attempt to force the militants to come to terms. Continue reading →
The judicial nominee was the subject of a bigoted opposition campaign that not even members of Biden’s own party — who still control Congress’s upper chamber — protected him from. That is shameful. Continue reading →
I knew that if Siri’s status were not resolved before he was taken away, he risked languishing in ICE custody for months or years, or worse, being deported. Continue reading →
Recent polling shows support for the death penalty at a five-decade low, and half of the population thinks the death penalty is applied unfairly. Continue reading →
For the better part of a decade, Daniel Hamilton of Chelsea has run a weekly food giveaway. When the weather's nice, he also helps fix people's bikes. Continue reading →
In an unassuming spot beneath an MBTA overpass, artist Josh Dahl has been anonymously leaving action figures out for area kids, and kids-at-heart, to find. Continue reading →
Finding a franchise quarterback in Josh Allen changed the fortunes of a Bills team that majored in futility. Can Drake Maye do the same thing in New England? Continue reading →
After six surgeries, countless rounds of chemo, and dozens of long nights in the hospital, Steele is cancer free, incredibly grateful, and optimistic. Continue reading →
Coyle, 32, recently eclipsed the 900-career game mark and has played in all 82 games each of the last three seasons. "I love playing," he said. Continue reading →
The Boston Planning Department has 14 applications in hand for some 690 units, mostly in downtown, and the program has been extended through next December. Continue reading →
Leavenworth was a near ghost town on the eastern slopes of the Cascade Mountains, with abandoned mines and abandoned dreams. Then, desperate business owners made a far-fetched pitch. Continue reading →
Oscar-nominated cinematographer Rachel Morrison makes her directorial debut with this true story of Flint, Mich., boxer Claressa "T-Rex" Shields. Continue reading →
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