“I just sat dumbstruck for a while, trying to reconcile whether I was looking at the greatest forgery I’ve ever seen — or a masterpiece,” said Clifford Schorer, an entrepreneur and art dealer. Continue reading →
Students across the country have spoken out for years about the need for better systems to support their mental health. Now, amid the pandemic, the conversation has taken on an unprecedented level of gravity and candor. Continue reading →
Growing up, life for Ime Udoka was "just basketball." But Udoka lost his father at the moment he cracked a roster, and his mother when his child was born. Despite the tragedy, he's always saved space for hope. Now, that's paying off. Continue reading →
Since 2020, judges have released at least nine men from prison because of Boston police or prosecutorial misconduct, shoddy investigations, or evidence that pointed to someone else. Continue reading →
Every previous speaker has been an elected House member, yet the Constitution does not require it and scholars agree there is nothing legally preventing Republicans from electing Trump to the job. Continue reading →
People’s Sexiest Man Alive of 2021 was indeed inducted into the vaunted Five-Timers Club on “Saturday Night Live,” but the surging Omicron variant of the coronavirus meant there was no live audience to see it happen. Instead, viewers at home saw new sketches taped earlier in the week, as well as highlights from years past. Continue reading →
For many restaurant owners, this is not just about business. It's about their responsibilities to staff and the public health, and some say they don't have a reliable road map for the Omicron variant, Continue reading →
British socialite Ghislaine Maxwell appeared in court on Saturday for a rare weekend hearing where attorneys made arguments about how the judge should instruct a jury on the law in Maxwell’s sex abuse trial. Continue reading →
Russian military transport planes on Saturday delivered a shipment of humanitarian supplies to Afghanistan and flew back 200 Russians, Afghan students, and others, the defense ministry said. Continue reading →
Nations across Europe are moving to reimpose tougher measures to stem a new wave of COVID-19 infections spurred by the highly transmissible Omicron variant, triggering calls for protests from Paris to Barcelona. Continue reading →
The Israeli military said Sunday that its forces apprehended four Palestinian suspects believed to have taken part in a deadly shooting in the occupied West Bank. Continue reading →
As investigators worked Saturday to learn what sparked a devastating eight-alarm blaze that tore through a Brighton commercial building Friday, a group of longtime business tenants grappled with their losses and described a growing wave of community support in the wake of the tragedy. Continue reading →
She has hired a chief of city streets to implement her transportation agenda, which includes free bus fare programs and creating more protected bike lanes and bus lanes. Continue reading →
With five players in health and safety protocols and a couple more sidelined, the Celtics signed the veteran Jackson from the Texas Legends on Saturday. Continue reading →
Taylor Hall and Curtis Lazar have been added to the list of players in COVID-19 protocol, bringing the total to nine. At least four games will be postponed, and players won't be allowed to train at the Brighton facility. Continue reading →
The Constitution is undergoing massive changes in the Supreme Court. It’s time to put the founding document in the hands of the people. Continue reading →
The year's best include "Hadestown," "The Sound Inside," and "Hype Man," as well as some Shakespeare (and Shakespeare-inspired) productions, Continue reading →
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