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Rice and Mace, two South Carolina Republicans who crossed Trump, have different fates

US Representative Tom Rice of South Carolina has been ousted from Congress in his Republican primary after voting to impeach Donald Trump over the Jan. 6 insurrection. US Representative Nancy Mace of South Carolina won her GOP primary over her Trump-backed challenger.

Takeaways: Trump notches win in S.C., 2024 ambitions surface See the results of key primary elections in Nevada and South Carolina Trump’s influence tested in S.C., Nevada GOP primaries

With limited options to ease gas prices, Biden to seek help from Saudis he vowed to ostracize

The announcement of the trip drew criticism from some as pandering to murderers, but Biden’s determination to go anyway demonstrates the bind he's in.

Jan. 6 panel divided over whether to issue criminal referral of Trump

The mixed messages are in stark contrast to the polished and highly choreographed way in which the committee has carried out its two public hearings.

Congressional hearings: What we’ve learned, and what’s next Cheney says Jan. 6 panel will examine Trump’s role in pressuring Pence when it meets Thursday

Hurry up and buy? Homebuyers race to beat rising rates, driving prices upward.

Boston-area housing market powering forward still, but more buyers risk being priced out, and some warn sales could slow.

Red Sox 6, A's 1

Nick Pivetta shines as Red Sox coast to victory for the 10th time in 12 games
The only mistake made by Pivetta, who won for the sixth time in seven starts, was allowing Stephen Vogt’s solo homer in the eighth.

This construction site — a linear string of parcels of open space — will become part of the "Harbor Way" in the Seaport. It will take three to five years to build out.

A new park is unfolding in the Seaport. Is it what the neighborhood needs?

This is the last chance to make the neighborhood more than just a collection of office buildings and luxury condos.

Boston doctor treats her final patients at Mississippi’s Jackson Women’s Health, as fears linger that its days are numbered
Women arrive at the Mississippi abortion clinic in oversized sorority tees, surgery scrubs, and pantsuits. They've driven there from Tennessee, Louisiana, and Texas. Some day soon, they'll likely no longer have that option.

DEVRA FIRST

Gordon Hamersley, meet Gordon Ramsay
The chef of Boston classic Hamersley’s Bistro ate dinner at Ramsay’s Kitchen. Here’s how it went.

Nisachon Morgan speaks onstage during the 2022 James Beard Restaurant and Chef Awards.

Nisachon Morgan of Saap Restaurant in Vermont wins James Beard award for Best Chef: Northeast

Morgan beat out fellow local nominees Tiffani Faison of Orfano in Boston; Damian Sansonetti of Chaval in Portland, Maine; Vien Dobui of CÔNG TỬ BỘT in Portland; and Courtney Loreg of Woodford Food & Beverage in Portland.

James Patterson.

James Patterson’s victim complex is a tale as old as time

In a recent interview, author James Patterson argued that it’s become too difficult for white men to get writing jobs, and that this so-called trend demonstrates “another form of racism.” As an author of color, I’ve heard these false claims before.

Neal Macpherson and Robin Cody took a selfie with the almost-full moon on Monday evening at World's End in Hingham where hikers participated in a viewing hosted by The Trustees of Reservations.

Forecast | Dave Epstein

A super moon and planetary treat are in store, and cooler temperatures until heat on Friday

The strawberry super moon will be in the sky tonight, along with a planetary alignment. Temperatures on Wednesday and Thursday will be in the 70s, before hotter conditions Friday.

Anthony Martinez, 5, (left) and his brother Felipe, 7, sat in the back of their father, Felipe’s car during a protest with Uber and Lyft drivers. The state’s highest court on Tuesday rejected a controversial ballot question that could have reshaped how gig economy workers are classified in Massachusetts.

SJC rejects gig worker ballot question in victory for unions

The controversial measure could have reshaped how gig economy workers are classified in Massachusetts, upending a fierce, multimillion-dollar battle between a coterie of high-powered tech firms and labor advocates.

Opinion

A video of former president Donald Trump was shown by the House select committee on Monday, the second day of hearings to investigate the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the US Capitol.

Will truth or Trumpism win out with the GOP?

The Jan. 6 committee shows that Trump supporters must now confront the fact that his own team told him the Big Lie wasn’t true.

Republican reputation reform disguised as gun reform

The man who left his mark on Boston

IDEAS | BARBARA WALLRAFF

May I have a word: When a word just looks wrong

BDS-promoted mapping project is antisemitic and must be condemned

Centering critical voices, debates, and evidence-based opinion to reframe the national conversation on racial equity and hasten a more racially just society.

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As mental health crisis worsens, record-setting investment languishes
Squabbling over who would get to allocate $198 million put in a newly created behavioral health trust fun has slowed progress.

Large search underway in Lowell for missing 3-year-old boy
The State Police Air Wing and dive team were deployed, along with drones, K-9 units, and police on mountain bikes, horses, and ATVs to look for a little boy named Harry who went missing from his babysitter’s home Tuesday morning.

Eight days after Bruins fired him, Bruce Cassidy lands in Las Vegas as new Golden Knights coach
Cassidy, 57, takes over for Peter DeBoer, who was dismissed May 16 after the Knights finished 43-31-8 and missed the playoffs.

R.I. Senate passes gun bills amid dramatic debates, protests
The Senate Judiciary Committee deadlocked on a bill to limit magazine capacity, but the full Senate promptly passed the House version of the legislation, sending it to Governor McKee to become law.

Yellowstone flooding forces 10,000 to leave national park
More than 10,000 visitors were ordered out of Yellowstone as unprecedented flooding tore through the northern half of the nation’s oldest national park, washing out bridges and roads and sweeping an employee bunkhouse miles downstream, officials said Tuesday.

4th Mass. man tests positive for monkeypox virus
The monkeypox virus does not spread easily but is transmitted by direct contact with bodily fluids or monkeypox sores, the department said. It cannot be spread through casual conversations, doorknobs, or walking past an infected person in public place, officials said.

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Kim Kardashian donned Marilyn Monroe's iconic "Happy Birthday Mr. President" gown at the 2022 Met Gala.

Kim Kardashian accused of permanently damaging Marilyn Monroe’s iconic JFK dress

Scott Fortner posted to The Marilyn Monroe Collection website that the sequined dress, the most expensive Monroe dress ever sold at an auction at $4.8 million, he said, now has rips and tears down the back and crystals missing, with “some literally hanging on by threads.”

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At 30, men fall into three categories
I have always kept a very open mind to dating around age, race/ethnicity, professional background, geographic distance, etc., but I sense that I might just be better off taking a break from dating for a few years and picking up again in my mid-30s.

Renewed search for Harmony Montgomery focused on Manchester, N.H., property where father, stepmother once lived
Authorities descended Tuesday on an apartment complex here where the father and stepmother of Harmony Montgomery once lived, as they continue the search for the child who has not been seen since 2019.

Lawmakers poised to push decision on sale of Hynes to another year, and another governor
An economic development bill calls for a year-long study of the future of the Back Bay convention center before putting it on the market.

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Tippi Hedren (as Melanie Daniels) in the 1963 film "The Birds," directed by Alfred Hitchcock.

Coolidge Corner Theatre brings free Science on the Screen events to the Greenway

Nisachon Morgan speaks onstage during the 2022 James Beard Restaurant and Chef Awards.

Nisachon Morgan of Saap Restaurant in Vermont wins James Beard award for Best Chef: Northeast

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Risotto can be easier than you think. These vegetarian recipes prove it.

Michael R. Jackson (second from left) accepts the Tony Award for best new musical for "A Strange Loop."

‘A Strange Loop’ wins Tony for best musical, ‘Lehman Trilogy’ for best play as Broadway celebrates its comeback

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Opinion, ideas, and commentary

A gazebo in the Norman B. Leventhal Park at Post Office Square frames one of the buildings that rings the park.

The man who left his mark on Boston

A word that suddenly looks unfamiliar might resemble the nonsense construction of a CAPTCHA test.

IDEAS | BARBARA WALLRAFF

May I have a word: When a word just looks wrong

BDS-promoted mapping project is antisemitic and must be condemned

Dominic West, Benjamin Busch, and Johnnie Louis Brown in "The Wire."

IDEAS | EVAN SELINGER

My advice to graduates is just one show: ‘The Wire’

Supreme Court Associate Justice Sonia Sotomayor has been on fire standing up for American rights while the high court’s conservative majority continues to narrow them.

MARCELA GARCÍA

As SCOTUS’ conservative majority weakens civil rights, Sonia Sotomayor begs to differ

IDEAS | WILL AUSTIN

Where have Boston’s children gone?

Metro

North Kingstown teachers tell School Committee they are at ‘breaking point’

One after another, teachers begged the committee for wellness programs, mental health support for students, and accountability.

Vermont man arrested after threatening local public school

Shane Gobeil, 36, of Canaan, Vt., allegedly made the threat against the school from New Hampshire on Monday, New Hampshire State Police said in a statement.

Missing 10-year-old Gloucester boy safely found in Salem

Mason Hufschmid was reported missing after getting off a school bus near the intersection of LePage Lane and Essex Avenue about 5:40 p.m. Tuesday following an after-school program, Gloucester police said in a statement. But police announced shortly after 10 p.m. that he had been found in Salem.

R.I. Senate passes gun bills amid dramatic debates, protests

The Senate Judiciary Committee deadlocked on a bill to limit magazine capacity, but the full Senate promptly passed the House version of the legislation, sending it to Governor McKee to become law.

Sports

Nick Pivetta allowed only three hits, two walks, and one run in eight strong innings Tuesday at Fenway Park.

Red Sox 6, A's 1

Nick Pivetta shines as Red Sox coast to victory for the 10th time in 12 games

The only mistake made by Pivetta, who won for the sixth time in seven starts, was allowing Stephen Vogt’s solo homer in the eighth.

The Red Sox have seen better defense at second base this season, thanks to the addition of Trevor Story.

Red Sox notebook

Red Sox’ rebuilt defense showing improvements

Heading into Tuesday’s game, the Red Sox ranked second in defensive runs saved with 31.

Chris Goode (21) had three hits and scored a run, which drew a celebration with Franklin teammate Jase Lyons.

TUESDAY'S MIAA BASEBALL SEMIFINALS

First pressure, then relief as Ben Jarosz, Franklin baseball walk it off against Shrewsbury

The junior delivered a one-out single in the bottom of the seventh, lifting the top-seeded Panthers past Shrewsbury and into the Division 1 state final.

Baseball notebook

No no-no for Cardinals’ Mike Mikolas, whose bid is spoiled one strike away

MIAA TENNIS SEMIFINALS

Brookline and Acton-Boxborough boys’ tennis teams earn a match in Division 1 final

Eight days after Bruins fired him, Bruce Cassidy lands in Las Vegas as new Golden Knights coach

Business

With markets in disarray, the Fed confronts a dilemma over rates

Federal Reserve officials could stick with their original plan for a half-point rate increase, and risk being seen as too timid on inflation. Or they could go with a heftier hike, which could be taken as a sign that the situation has grown more dire.

UK cancels first flight to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda

The choice to scrap the flight concluded three days of frantic court challenges from immigrant-rights lawyers who launched a volley of appeals seeking to block the deportation of everyone on the government’s list.

US likely to cite Tesla crashes with automated systems

Yellowstone flooding leaves path of destruction, stranded tourists

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This week's daters: Madison and Sam.

Dinner with Cupid

Blind date: ‘I think the most romantic moment was between me and the burrata’

Oblivious to the shark trolling nearby, swimmers enjoy Nauset Beach in Orleans on an August afternoon.

The surprising reasons we should cheer the return of great white sharks

Myra Sack and her daughter Havi in 2020.

Our daughter had a year left to live. We had to do something wonderful with the time she had left.

A Boston husband headed to the wild west for a divorce. He ended up with two wives.

metro

Governor Charlie Baker and legislators have squabbled about allocating money for mental health.

Suzanne Kreiter/Globe Staff

As mental health crisis worsens, record-setting investment languishes

Carjacking suspect arrested in Dorchester after crash, police say

4th Mass. man tests positive for monkeypox virus

sports

Colorado's Cale Makar, a former UMass star, is the best puck-rushing defenseman in the NHL.

The Avalanche-Lightning Stanley Cup Final series shapes up as a dream matchup

With Steph Curry struggling, Andrew Wiggins carried the Warriors to a win in Game 5

US Open fans are welcoming Phil Mickelson with open arms

business

Bank of America survey finds widespread fear of stagflation

Lawmakers poised to push decision on sale of Hynes to another year, and another governor

SJC rejects gig worker ballot question in victory for unions

politics

US Representative Nancy Mace.

Trump’s influence tested in S.C., Nevada GOP primaries

Takeaways: Trump notches win in S.C., 2024 ambitions surface

Rice and Mace, two South Carolina Republicans who crossed Trump, have different fates

Nation

A sign indicating a "Medical Facility Quiet Zone" is displayed outside the Jackson Women's Health Organization clinic in Jackson, Miss., the state's only state-licensed abortion facility, Wednesday, Nov. 18, 2020.

US abortions rise: 1 in 5 pregnancies terminated in 2020

Herschel Walker, critic of absentee fathers, has a second son he doesn’t see

Southern Baptists agree to keep list of accused sex abusers

World

Protesters demonstrated against the UK government's intention to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda. Britain canceled a flight that carried dozens of asylum seekers Tuesday after an intervention by the European Court of Human Rights.

UK cancels first flight to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda

Five years after the Grenfell fire, families grieve and ask for justice

WHO convenes experts to decide if monkeypox is an emergency

opinion

The Supreme Judicial Court heard oral arguments in Commonwealth v. Joseph "Jabir" Pope (pictured on March 9). This month, the state’s high court ordered a new trial for the 69-year-old Pope, who was convicted of first-degree felony-murder nearly four decades ago.

Even threat of felony-murder sentence has put many behind bars

As SCOTUS’ conservative majority weakens civil rights, Sonia Sotomayor begs to differ

We cannot repair what we refuse to remember

lifestyle

Tippi Hedren (as Melanie Daniels) in the 1963 film "The Birds," directed by Alfred Hitchcock.

Coolidge Corner Theatre brings free Science on the Screen events to the Greenway

12 books with New England ties perfect to read on the beach

Kim Kardashian accused of permanently damaging Marilyn Monroe’s iconic JFK dress

food & dining

Gordon Ramsay during an interview with the Globe at Ramsay's Kitchen in February.

Gordon Hamersley, meet Gordon Ramsay

Nisachon Morgan of Saap Restaurant in Vermont wins James Beard award for Best Chef: Northeast

The Wine Press in Brookline adds essentials and specialty foods, filling a void left by Whole Foods

travel

A cooked lobster is served on a picnic table in New England.

8 must-attend food and wine festivals in Rhode Island this summer

How to eat through Blackstone Valley in a weekend

A splashy waterfront resort in Maine, a youthful music fest, and Juneteenth in New Orleans

Arts

Shea Justice, "Child Prison Punishment," pencil, in "History Is No Mystery" at Fountain Street Gallery.

In ‘History Is No Mystery,’ artist Shea Justice draws parallels between American racism past and present

Everything’s scary — but don’t let it break you

Power and prototypes: Matthew Angelo Harrison at MIT List Visual Arts Center

Books

In his 11 novels, three short story collections, and four plays, Mr. Yehoshua tackled a variety of narrative forms — from surrealist to historical .

A.B. Yehoshua, politically engaged Israeli writer, dies at 85

James Patterson’s victim complex is a tale as old as time

Summer Reading 2022

Movies

Chris Evans attends the world premiere of Disney and Pixar's feature film "Lightyear" at El Capitan Theatre in Hollywood, Calif., on June 8, 2022.

Chris Evans on voicing Buzz Lightyear — and that Boston accent slip

To origin story — and beyond — in ‘Lightyear’

Sins of the father, a son’s recollections, and the near extinction of a seminal band

Television

Devin Way (left) and Jesse James Keitel in "Queer as Folk."

‘Queer as Folk’ reboot is both timely and distant

This week’s House hearings into Capitol attack

This week’s TV: Jan. 6 hearings resume, a new Jeff Bridges drama, and an escape to the Italian Riviera

music

Vocalist Rachael Price and keyboardist Akie Bermiss perform with Lake Street Dive at Roadrunner Sunday night.

Lake Street Dive make themselves at home at Roadrunner

Julee Cruise, vocalist of ‘Twin Peaks’ fame, dies at 65

Country music star Toby Keith announces he has stomach cancer

Theater/Dance

Wesley T. Jones in Anna Deavere Smith’s "Twilight: Los Angeles, 1992" at Signature Theatre.

American Repertory Theater to present Anna Deavere Smith’s ‘Twilight: Los Angeles, 1992’

In ‘The Bomb-itty of Errors,’ a Shakespeare remix is a rappers’ delight

‘A Strange Loop’ wins Tony for best musical, ‘Lehman Trilogy’ for best play as Broadway celebrates its comeback

globe local

Brockton Superintendent Kathleen Smith addresses members of the Mass. Association of School Superintendents during a 2019 public forum at Malden High School to discuss "grave inequities" in the funding of public education in the state.

Newton may hire former Brockton superintendent as interim leader of city’s schools

Later high school schedule delays practice times for youth sports

Brockton ‘Rox’ baseball with famous names and fun

Obituaries

In his 11 novels, three short story collections, and four plays, Mr. Yehoshua tackled a variety of narrative forms — from surrealist to historical .

A.B. Yehoshua, politically engaged Israeli writer, dies at 85

Philip Baker Hall, master of gruff and gruffly silly character roles, dies at 90

Julee Cruise, vocalist of ‘Twin Peaks’ fame, dies at 65