Real-life Green Book: The Green Book documented safe businesses that Black people could visit while traveling — in a time when discrimination was rampant. We created a database of these sites.
The opening days of the second Trump administration have sent many higher education communities into a state of confusion and raw fear. Continue reading →
In the absence of a functioning primary care system, some patients said they are resorting to increasingly desperate, inconvenient, and expensive ways to access care. Continue reading →
And Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will meet with U.S. President Donald Trump at the White House on Tuesday, giving him a chance to showcase his ties to Israel’s closest ally and press his case for what should come next after 15 months of war. Continue reading →
The reopening of the Rafah crossing represents a significant breakthrough that bolsters the ceasefire deal Israel and Hamas agreed last month. Israel agreed to reopen the crossing after Hamas released the last living female hostages in Gaza. Continue reading →
The plane crashed after less than a minute of flight, investigators determined, but they couldn't say yet why the jet plummeted to the ground. Continue reading →
President Trump's health secretary nominee made the commitments as he responded to written questions from members of the Senate Finance Committee after his confirmation hearing on Wednesday. Continue reading →
Trump said he would urge the leaders of both Egypt and Jordan, to accept the idea, saying the resettlement could be temporary or long term. Continue reading →
Until the civilization’s script can be read, its language, culture and religion, as well as the history of its rise and fall, will remain shrouded in mystery. Continue reading →
For years, a group of home burglars preyed on Indian American families in Boston’s suburbs. But as their heists got bigger, so did the trail of evidence prosecutors say they were leaving behind. Continue reading →
Between 500 and 1,000 suspected cases of H5N1, also called avian flu, have been reported in Massachusetts birds. Sharing scientific data is important to track the outbreak. Continue reading →
Our city’s vibrancy derives from its large concentration of readers and writers. Please, Globe, remember who you are and where you are from. Continue reading →
The Boston lawsuit said Trump’s order directly targets transgender Americans by attempting to deny them legal recognition under federal law and to strip them of long-established legal protections. Continue reading →
Driveline Baseball helps train dozens of ballplayers, including stars like Mookie Betts and Shohei Ohtani. The company is so impactful in the league that its founder was hired onto the staff of the Red Sox. Continue reading →
Mothers who challenged Newton school policies were accused of being racists and right-wingers. Now even many teachers say some changes went too far. Continue reading →
A memorial exhibition on Cape Ann honors the one-of-a-kind creative force, who abandoned his career as a chiropractor after a stroke. Continue reading →
It had been a while since we visited Universal Orlando Resort, and we decided to check it out in anticipation of May 2025, when the resort will introduce its newest park, Universal Epic Universe. Continue reading →
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