The best sense of the change Michelle Wu represents may have come from the Black and brown faces that lined up to watch her swearing-in. Continue reading →
New Hampshire was the first stop in a series of nationwide events by President Biden and top administration officials to promote the bipartisan infrastructure law. Continue reading →
State officials are planning to house several dozen of the people living in the homeless encampment around Massachusetts Avenue and Melnea Cass Boulevard in a “temporary cottage community” on the grounds of the Lemuel Shattuck Hospital campus in Jamaica Plain. Continue reading →
The Red Sox parent company has been looking to add a sports property — perhaps an NBA or NHL team — since it got a $750 million capital boost in March. Continue reading →
Kyle Rittenhouse, 18, faces life in prison if convicted as charged for using a semi-automatic rifle to kill two men and wound a third during a night of protests against racial injustice in Kenosha in the summer of 2020. Continue reading →
On Tuesday, the focus turned to the final moments of the shaky cellphone video that thrust this case into the national spotlight — Ahmaud Arbery’s struggle with Travis McMichael, partially obscured. Continue reading →
The virtual meeting between President Biden and China’s leader, Xi Jinping, produced no breakthroughs in a relationship that has spiraled dangerously downward. That was not the intent. Continue reading →
The tense standoff on the border between Poland and Belarus descended into a dangerous melee Tuesday morning when Polish border guards used water cannons and tear gas to repel what they said was an attempt by migrants to breach the heavily guarded frontier. Continue reading →
The United States and its allies accounted for a significantly outsize share of global democratic backsliding in the past decade, according to a new analysis. Continue reading →
Wu needs to dispel the mythology that changing the way policing is done, and getting a handle on police overtime, will somehow make the city less safe. Continue reading →
The best sense of the change Michelle Wu represents may have come from the Black and brown faces that lined up to watch her swearing-in. Continue reading →
A bill would require about two dozen schools to abandon their current nicknames, bar the sale and distribution of materials with Native American symbols, and halt construction or renovation of team logo displays. Continue reading →
A father and son were greeted by a strange and unusual passenger on Saturday when they opened the door of a moving van that had traveled from Las Vegas to Westbrook, Maine: A roadrunner that accidentally hitched a ride all the way across the country. Continue reading →
Danvers School Superintendent Lisa Dana and the School Committee issued a joint statement Tuesday night hailing the alleged victim for standing up to the abuse and effectively apologizing to the community for its lack of transparency. Continue reading →
Belichick’s offseason scorecard is filled with W’s. Most of his free agents have panned out, and the 2021 draft class is the Patriots' best in nearly a decade. Continue reading →
Christina Pardy sold her first collection of knit hats at SoWa Open Market in 2014 before quitting her job to turn it into a full-time business. Seven years later, Sh*t That I Knit is an official licensee of Team USA. Continue reading →
Retail sales jumped in October for the third straight month, the government said Tuesday, as Walmart and Home Depot both reported strong results for their latest quarters. Continue reading →
Mr. Bullins, who was among the most significant Black playwrights of the 20th century and a leading voice in the Black Arts Movement of the 1960s and ’70s, died on Saturday at his home in Roxbury, Massachusetts. He was 86. Continue reading →
Mr. Bullins, who was among the most significant Black playwrights of the 20th century and a leading voice in the Black Arts Movement of the 1960s and ’70s, died on Saturday at his home in Roxbury, Massachusetts. He was 86. Continue reading →
The Globe sat down with Finneas (virtually) to hear more about “Optimist," why a pessimist like him would pick that title, and which artists, besides sister Billie Eilish, he'd like to produce. Continue reading →
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