Four men told the Globe that Bryon Hefner, who is married to Senate President Stan Rosenberg, sexually assaulted and harassed them over the past few years.
Ty Burr
What can we learn from the barrage of allegations? When we place trust in a public figure, we?re projecting it onto a façade.
Israel Horovitz and Gloucester Stage cut ties after allegations A New York Times report cited an array of accusations from nine women, dating from the 1980s to last year.
Bette Midler to Geraldo Rivera: Apologize for alleged sexual assault Bette Midler renewed an allegation of sexual misconduct against Geraldo Rivera, one day after Rivera called the news business ?flirty? amid Matt Lauer?s dismissal by NBC.
The Season Ticket podcast Tony Massarotti of joins Chris Gasper to discuss Red Sox trade rumors and debate whether the Celtics or 76ers have a brighter future.
City of Boston
Starts & Stops
Boston is considering making the popular street near TD Garden and North Station more pedestrian-friendly.
Dave Epstein
The Arctic?s frigid air may be uncorked and coming our way soon Since a brief record-breaking cold outbreak in early November, there hasn?t been any truly cold air that?s lasted. That may be about to change.
A squirrel. A doctor. Who saved who? After 25 years in medicine, Federico Erebia never imagined that a snap decision to treat a squirrel would change his life.
Mass. approves Eversource rate hike Eversource Energy will be allowed to charge its Massachusetts customers tens of millions of dollars more per year.
Ron Druker is giving $15 million to Harvard University?s Graduate School of Design to expand its primary building and to kickstart a new fund-raising campaign for the school.
A grandmother who once gave to Globe Santa now needs help ?It humbles me to ask for assistance, but I am in dire financial straits.?
Governor Charlie Baker and Attorney General Maura Healey, expressing shock and dismay, called Thursday for a swift investigation into allegations of sexual misconduct by the husband of Senate President Stanley C. Rosenberg.
Trump pressed top Republicans to end Senate Russia inquiry President Trump over the summer repeatedly urged senior Senate Republicans, including the chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, to end the panel?s investigation.
Trump to campaign near Alabama border days before election President Trump will appear at a campaign-style rally in Pensacola, Florida, next week, a move that brings the president less than 20 miles from the Alabama border.
Evan Horowitz | Quick Study
Step by hasty step, Republicans are turning their tax plans into reality. With great ambition, however, comes great risk.
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On Thursday, Boston and Nova Scotia marked 100 years of their special bond with the tree lighting and the unveiling of a new monument on the Common.
Red Sox to induct five into team Hall of Fame Kevin Youkilis, Derek Lowe, and Mike Lowell are among the Class of 2018 inductees who will be honored in May.
Nazi sympathizer in NY Times profile says he lost job, had to move Tony Hovater, a white nationalist and Nazi sympathizer, was featured in a controversial New York Times story last weekend.
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KEVIN CULLEN
Trump?s name-calling overshadowed the people he was ostensibly trying to honor: Native American Code Talkers.
Jim Nabors, TV?s ?Gomer Pyle,? dead at 87, husband says Nabors?s husband said the star of TV?s ?The Andy Griffith Show,? and ?Gomer Pyle: USMC? died at his Hawaii home.
Jury finds Mexican man not guilty in Calif. pier killing A jury on Thursday found the man not guilty of murder in the killing of a woman on a San Francisco pier that touched off a national immigration debate two years ago.
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He put BSO on the map ? then landed in a world of trouble One hundred years ago, one of the world?s top conductors was ensnared in a scandal involving patriotism and sex. It almost toppled Boston?s famed orchestra.
SCOT LEHIGH
Donald Trump ? the bigot who can?t accept reality The president?s disturbing behavior spells trouble for the nation.
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The best of the arts this upcoming holiday season ?Tis the season for music, shows, and productions of all kinds, just in time for the holidays.
This engineer uses clay, saws ? and doughnuts ? to create patient models Gregory Loan, who used to do movie special effects, now works for Boston Children?s making mannequins for clinician practice.
Kyrie Irving scored 36 points in 32 minutes for Boston.
Mayor Martin Walsh blamed Superintendent Tommy Chang on Wednesday for not informing him sooner about the mismanagement of student activity accounts found in an IRS audit.
A home in Weston and an updated Back Bay condo also made our list.
War would likely be catastrophic, and sanctions aren?t working. But an option remains: pay the North Koreans to end their nuclear weapons program.
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This comfortable sedan re-asserts the notion of American luxury.
The series of anti-Muslim videos retweeted by President Trump were originally posted by Jayda Fransen, the deputy leader of the far-right group Britain First.
Mortgage rates, innovation talks, and other notable events and things to know.
The cult film star will be honored by the Coolidge Corner Theatre this weekend.
The girls selected to participate are actively involved in the club?s Girls Group, which meets Wednesdays and emphasizes self-esteem.
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The Big Picture
A look at fall around the world as the colors of the season appear, and then disappear with winter?s approach.
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