Critic?s Notebook
An image created by Theodor Geisel years ago is resonating in an unintended ? and to some, an unpleasant ? way today.
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After 13 years on the market and few sales, developers in Steuben, Maine, are planning to sell oceanfront lots Saturday at deeply discounted prices.
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Dave Epstein
While the leaves change color each year no matter what, some autumns are different in terms of how the colors appear.
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Category 1 Nate had top sustained winds of 85 mph as it moved north. Louisiana?s governor warned residents to take the storm seriously.
Unlike most mass shooters, who are usually younger, Stephen Paddock was the product of decades of experience and rumination.
Danish police find head, other body parts in submarine case Danish divers found the decapitated head, legs and clothes of a Swedish journalist who was killed after going on a trip with an inventor on his submarine, police said Saturday.
The newly issued rules give employers the right to deny women birth control coverage by claiming religious or moral objections.
N.H. Representative Carol Shea-Porter unexpectedly announces she?ll retire The announcement, which came with no warning, will undoubtedly set off a wave of interest.
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Police detained the driver outside the Natural History Museum in London. A witness said the driver ?looked really proud of himself? after he was handcuffed. ?He was laughing.?
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Astros hitters are teeing off, and there seems to be little Boston?s pitchers can do about it.
John Flannery is separating himself from his predecessor with a management shake-up that will see three top executives step down.
Ty Burr
The movie mogul has been creeping on women ? that?s a tactful way to put it ? for almost three decades. So why is the king only now being chased from his throne?
A pair of crises tests Trump?s presidential empathy White House officials urged President Trump to show restraint in his response to the Las Vegas shooting: No speculative tweets, no over-the-top bluster.
The issues probed in the documentaries include the squandering of food resources, urban youth violence, the failures of the criminal justice system, and more.
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In pre-ride-hailing days, chauffeurs were for rich kids. But now a growing number of teens have private drivers.
Planned Parenthood of Massachusetts endorses Mayor Walsh for reelection The Planned Parenthood Advocacy Fund of Massachusetts plans Saturday to make its first-ever endorsement in a city mayor?s race.
Hurricane Maria destroyed an estimated 80 percent of the value of Puerto Rico?s agricultural crops, costing the island some $780 million.
?I don?t want anyone in Puerto Rico to ever feel forgotten again? Lin-Manuel Miranda?s ?Almost Like Praying? is an upbeat charity single featuring an all-star lineup of Latin artists from across genres and generations.
At Boston Public Library, a new outreach position for the homeless Mike Bunch, an outreach case manager social worker at Pine Street Inn, has been hired to work at the library?s central branch in Copley Square, according to the mayor?s office.
Dinner With Cupid
Blind date: ?When she told me she might get ?Hamilton? tickets next year, I was smitten? He blew his chance with Oprah, will he rebound with Cupid?
Ralphie May, brash comedian, is dead at 45 His publicist said he had been treated for pneumonia and had canceled some shows over the past month.
The Season Ticket podcast Chad Finn and Jim McBride are Chris Gasper?s guests following a huge sports day in Boston that saw the Red Sox, Bruins, and Patriots all play significant games within hours of each other.
108 Stitches Red Sox reporter Alex Speier writes about everything baseball with an eye for analytics and an insider?s knowledge of the game.
Spotlight follow-up
Children of priests step out of the shadows A growing number of people who say their fathers are priests are speaking out, drawing attention to an invisible legion of suffering.
Editorial
Jim Mattis is right: Stay in the Iran deal The tone was low key, but its significance was unmistakable.
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A small group from Harvard Law School was basking in a bit of reflected Nobel Peace Prize glow on Friday.
The seemingly small $2.5 million cost of the sustainable project is a tribute to the many thoughtful decisions that make this a visible symbol of Thoreau?s legacy.
Warren spokeswoman Kristen Orthman said the senator is giving $5,000 to Casa Myrna, Boston?s largest provider of services to domestic violence victims.
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A safety official, a dealer, and an analyst weigh in.
The government will pay about $600 million to settle suits over the forced adoptions, which continued for two decades.
Developers filed plans with the city this week to put a new glass facade on a 41-story office building.
In short: The show must go on.
The work space in a new Back Bay condo combines functionality with global accents.
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Photographers from the Globe captured images of Hurricanes Irma and Maria, remembering the Sept. 11 attacks, signs of fall, and the football season in full swing.
