A center-left Democrat, Janet Mills has occasionally clashed with progressives in the state legislature, but this year, she made national headlines for her high-profile clashes with President Trump. Continue reading →
As rowers prepare for the iconic Head of the Charles regatta, it's not just other boats they're dodging on the water — it's toxic blooms of cyanobacteria, too. Continue reading →
Humphreys County Sheriff Chris Davis said it was one of the most devastating scenes he’s ever seen: “There’s nothing to describe. It's gone." Continue reading →
The administration did not immediately specify how many workers and programs would be targeted, or when the affected employees would lose their jobs. Continue reading →
During the first nine months of Donald Trump’s extremely online administration, the president’s always-be-posting style has been adopted and echoed by a coterie of top aides who have embraced online tactics. Continue reading →
The highly unusual request appears to have originated from a letter sent from 25 Republican members of Congress to the EPA asking the agency to investigate how abortion drugs might be contaminating the water supply. Continue reading →
TEL AVIV, Israel -- Israel will allow the United Nations to deliver larger amounts of humanitarian aid into the Gaza Strip starting Sunday, according to a senior U.N. official who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss the plans. Continue reading →
TEL AVIV, Israel -- Thousands of people began the long walk from the south to the north of the Gaza Strip on Friday after the Israeli military announced a ceasefire that mediators hoped would lead to the end of the two-year war. Continue reading →
Boluarte, Peru’s first female president, took office in December 2022 after Parliament used the same mechanism to impeach her predecessor. Continue reading →
In a statement Friday, the top Israeli official in New England sharply disputed the mistreatment claims of the brothers, calling them "entirely baseless." Continue reading →
Lindholm will spend a portion of Friday undergoing tests for what Marco Sturm said was a lower-body injury not related to the kneecap he fractured last season. Continue reading →
The Globe won a Loeb award for the local category for its extensive Spotlight Team investigation into Steward Health Care, while STAT triumphed in the explanatory category. Continue reading →
Ruth Weiss, a South African journalist forged by the Nazi persecution she experienced as a child in Germany, who covered the malignant flowering of apartheid in the early 1960s and later wrote about the brutal white regime in Rhodesia before being expelled from the country, died Sept. 5 at a hospital in Aalborg, Denmark. She was 101. Continue reading →
Jim McNeely, a Grammy Award-winning musical artist who played piano with prominent ensembles like the Vanguard Jazz Orchestra, the Stan Getz Quartet and the Carnegie Hall Jazz Band, but who was best known for his invigorating big-band compositions, died on Sept. 26 at his home in New York City. He was 76. Continue reading →
You received this message because you signed up for the Today's headlines newsletter. To automatically unsubscribe, please click here.
Please note: this will unsubscribe you from the newsletter only. If you wish to cancel your BostonGlobe.com subscription, please call 1-888-MY-GLOBE (1-888-694-5623).
