Hundreds of women allege Dr. Derrick Todd sexually abused them over a decade. A Globe Spotlight investigation found the state’s medical establishment missed key warning signs. Continue reading →
A rise in produce prices could be a sign of higher costs to come as President Trump’s tariffs on imported food become more significant. Continue reading →
An FDA review of mifepristone is sparking concern over politics outweighing science, even as the agency approved a new generic pill. Continue reading →
At least 30 people were wounded in the “savage” attack, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said following the attack on Shostka, a city in the Sumy region northeast of Kyiv, Continue reading →
Trainees in the program have 90 days to meet the Army’s minimum academic and body fat standards, or they are sent home. Those who pass go directly to 10 weeks of basic training. Continue reading →
The Trump administration's levying of political attacks on Democrats through federal agency websites and the out-of-office email messages of furloughed workers challenges the foundation of a nonpartisan civil service, a move that could deepen distrust in the government, according to experts and federal employees. Continue reading →
Israel and Hamas signaled a readiness to move forward with parts of President Trump's ceasefire plan in what many hoped would lead to a diplomatic breakthrough, but significant gaps will need to be negotiated to bring an end to the war in the Gaza Strip. Continue reading →
Sanae Takaichi, a hard-line conservative lawmaker, won a critical leadership vote Saturday, putting her on track to become Japan's first female prime minister, a milestone in a country where women are vastly underrepresented in politics. Continue reading →
A reader cites the wisdom of the Torah in response to a judge's ruling about Trump administration overreach in targeting international students for deportation. Continue reading →
A reader responds to Kevin Cullen's column about fans' bad behavior at the Ryder Cup, suggesting that alcohol consumption may have played a part. Continue reading →
Nick Cocchi, Sheriff of Hampden County, responds to an editorial calling to abolish the office of sheriff and pointing to his office's results. Continue reading →
“It seemed like this was not going to plan, and so I was nervous, because when things don’t go to plan, then maybe people escalate," said the mother, Nadia Milleron. Continue reading →
The dinners have undoubtedly played a role in strengthening their bonds, something that the players feel have translated to the field. Continue reading →
Does that mean Maye is going to win six Super Bowls in New England? Let’s not be silly. But it does mean the Patriots have the most important piece to rebuild. Continue reading →
After an 89-win season and a return to the playoffs, Kennedy insisted that 2025 represented a starting point to build from for the Red Sox. Continue reading →
In “Cat on the Road to Findout,” the artist known for nearly five decades now as Yusuf Islam doesn’t spare himself when assessing his trajectory from worldwide pop star to misunderstood Muslim to Rock and Roll Hall of Famer. Continue reading →
After the busy summer season, the pace of life slows in the Berkshires, making this a great time to enjoy the region as a retreat from city life. Continue reading →
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