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Magazine Columnist E. Jean Carroll arrived for her civil trial against former president Donald Trump at Manhattan Federal Court on Tuesday in New York City.

Jury finds Donald Trump liable for sexual abuse, defamation of E. Jean Carroll, awards $5 million in damages

The six-man, three-woman jury rejected Carroll’s claims that she was raped, but found Trump liable for sexual abuse and for defaming Carroll after she made her allegations public.

E. Jean Carroll leaves following her trial at Manhattan Federal Court on May 8, 2023 in New York City. A jury found Donald Trump liable Tuesday for sexually abusing advice columnist Carroll in 1996.

EDITORIAL

It took a change in law to hold Trump accountable in New York. Massachusetts should follow its lead.

E. Jean Carroll was only able to bring her lawsuit against the former president because of a change in New York law.

Game 5| 76ers at Celtics | 7:30 p.m.

Can the Celtics take Game 5 from the 76ers? Follow along.
The series, which is tied 2-2, resumes at TD Garden tonight.

Derrick White is named to the NBA All-Defensive second team

Odie Henderson Review | ★★★

‘Still: A Michael J. Fox Movie’ is a moving portrait
Davis Guggenheim’s documentary looks at the life and career of the actor, including his past three decades living with Parkinson’s disease.

Nia Grace will open Grace By Nia in the Seaport on Thursday, May 11.

GETTING SALTY

‘Expect to be totally surprised’: Nia Grace on her new speakeasy and performance venue in the Seaport

Grace also runs Darryl’s Corner Bar & Kitchen on the edge of Roxbury and the South End, and The Underground Café, a few blocks away.

Rudy’s Rapid Transit Roller Coaster at Santa’s Village is being retired after 35 years.

Santa’s Village in N.H. to retire roller coaster after 35 years

After several decades, Rudy’s Rapid Transit Roller Coaster will be removed from service this fall, the Jefferson, N.H., amusement park announced.

Breaking

Justice Department files criminal charges against George Santos, sources say

The charges against the Republican representative, filed in the Eastern District of New York, remain under seal.

McCarthy said no deal is reached in meeting with Biden on debt ceiling

House Speaker Kevin McCarthy said Tuesday after meeting with President Biden and Democratic leaders that he “didn’t see any new movement” over raising the nation’s borrowing limit, but another meeting is set for Friday.

Analysis: Three major factors in meeting between Biden and Kevin McCarthy over the debt ceiling What is the debt ceiling, and what happens if the US hits it?

‘In a better place’: As COVID emergency ends, Mass. officials say state is prepared to deal with future surges
After the emergency order is lifted, the Department of Public Health will rescind the statewide masking requirement in health care settings.

Uxbridge taps Ed Davis to investigate slew of resignations that left school board with one member

With only one member, the school committee is unable to reach a quorum or conduct regular meetings until new members are elected on May 23.

Brighton man accused of plotting with Chinese government to identify prodemocracy activists in Boston area

Litang Liang, a US citizen, was arrested Tuesday on charges that he plotted with the Chinese government to identify pro-democracy activists in the Boston area.

Tucker Carlson says he’s launching a new show on Twitter

Boston police officer sentenced in connection with Home Depot theft scheme

6-year-old girl attacked by man in Portland, Maine, after answering knock on front door, police say

SJC rules Philip Morris USA must pay $37 million to Newton woman who developed brain cancer from smoking

Franklin County State's Attorney John Lavoie

KEVIN CULLEN

What that embattled chief prosecutor in Vermont actually said

John Lavoie, the state's attorney in Franklin County, Vermont, is accused by his employees of bullying, racist, homophobic, sexist, misogynistic, ableist, and fat-shaming rhetoric.

Bruins coach Jim Montgomery has said he has come to realize the playoffs “are a different animal.”

Kevin Paul Dupont | On hockey

Bruins coach Jim Montgomery learned a valuable lesson in the Round 1 playoff loss to the Panthers, but it came at a horrible time

“I’m going to have to help the players push through,” Montgomery said, “which I didn’t do this year.”

This photo provided by KPCW.org shows Kouri Richins at the KPCW studio in Park City, Utah, on April 12.

A Utah woman wrote a book on grief. Now she’s charged with her husband’s murder.

Kouri Richins was arrested on Monday in Utah and is accused in charging documents of poisoning her husband with a lethal dose of fentanyl at their home in Kamas, a small mountain town near Park City.

Opinion

Then-attorney general Bill Barr told Donald Trump there was nothing to allegations that Dominion Voting Systems machines had switched votes in the 2020 presidential election.

SCOT LEHIGH

Trump supporters cling blindly to his refuted big lie

Their evidence-free allegiance to that untruth could be a boon to Democrats in 2024.

RENÉE GRAHAM

There are no perfect victims

IDEAS | BARBARA WALLRAFF

May I have a word: Carry a laser into the donserly light, Bob Moran. And other gems of misheard lyrics.

EDITORIAL

The Supreme Court should tread carefully as it reconsiders its agency deference standard

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Radio talk show host Howie Carr recovering after fainting on air: ‘I’ll be back in a couple days’

Howie Carr, 71, known for his conservative views and staunch support of former president Donald Trump, has been a major figure in New England radio and media since the 1980s.

R.I. men charged with murder of pregnant woman whose body was found in Coventry pond

Boyfriend Gary R. Gromkiewicz and friend Michael P. Lambert are charged with murder and conspiracy to commit murder in the death of Leila Duarte Da Luz of Brockton, Mass. Her body was found by an angler in December.

Brigham creates institute focused on immunology with record $100 million gift

The institute will focus on food allergies, diabetes, and cancer, among other conditions.

MBTA releases additional special event commuter rail tickets for Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour at Gillette Stadium
Tickets are listed for $20, round-trip, and will depart from Boston and Providence, according to a statement from the MBTA. They will go on sale Friday at 11 a.m. via the mTicket app, officials said.

Christmas Tree Shops is closing 10 stores, including two on Cape Cod. Here’s where they are.
The Sagamore and Falmouth storefront are now slated to close.

Mass. Senate budget would make undocumented students eligible for in-state college tuition. Healey says it’s ‘a really good thing.’
The Senate’s $55.9 billion budget also introduces other new proposals, including one that would tap so-called millionaires tax revenue to cover costs for students attending community college nursing programs.

Boston thrives off the dreams of young people. But can they make it here?

Baby boomers and Gen Xers benefited from economic conditions that do not exist for millennials. And by many measures, the path ahead for Gen Z is even more fraught.

Tell us: How have things changed in Boston since you were in your early 20s?

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Pickleball injuries are mounting — but you can’t keep a determined player down

Torn rotator cuffs, ruptured Achilles tendons, concussions, fractured wrists, black eyes, facial cuts, sprained ankles, twisted knees — is this pickleball or is it the NFL?

Federal judge grants injunction in Boston redistricting case: ‘The ball is back in the City Council’s court.’
The preliminary injunction is a victory for those who had been challenging the freshly redrawn Boston City Council districts.

No Mow May: What to know about the campaign to help your garden become a pollinator’s paradise
The campaign encourages garden owners not to mow their lawns for the month, which can help create a better habitat for pollinators like bees to find nutritious food sources.

‘It’s completely undemocratic’: Contract negotiations at unionized Mass. employers are dragging on — and on

When workers organize a new union, the fight to win an election is typically what generates the most headlines. Then comes the hard part: negotiating that first contract.

Culture & Lifestyle

The Gold Dust Orphans perform a number from "Little Christmas Tree Shop of Horrors" to kick off the 40th Elliot Norton Awards at the Huntington Theatre Monday night.

Theater community celebrates at a live and lively 40th Elliot Norton Awards

Baritone Matthias Goerne performs as vocal soloist in Shostakovich's Symphony No. 13 on Thursday night, with the Boston Symphony Orchestra and members of the Tanglewood Festival Chorus and NEC Symphonic Chorus under the baton of Andris Nelsons.

Shostakovich’s musical home for conscience, revisited at a time of need

MUNA lead singer Katie Gavin and lead guitarist Josette Maskin at Roadrunner.

Propulsive pop from MUNA at Roadrunner

Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater’s "Revelations" on May 4 at the Boch Center Wang Theatre in Boston.

Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater’s annual return pairs ‘Revelations’ with visions for the future

Special Projects

Their lives were rerouted after the Marathon bombing. Here’s where they are now.

Five lives were lost; many more, changed.

Boston, MA—12/14/2022 - Commuters wait for the T to arrive at Ruggles Station. (Jessica Rinaldi/Globe Staff)

Boston doesn’t work if the T doesn’t work

With the MBTA engulfed by issues, everyday riders are feeling the pain.

Brittany Tee, Soomaiiah Quraiishi, and Reina Morales Rojas are among thousands of people thought to be missing from Massachusetts.

How the missing become the uncounted

Inside the government’s flawed approach to finding missing persons.

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People visited a memorial set up near an entrance to the Allen Premium Outlets mall on May 8, two days after a mass shooting, in Allen, Texas. On May 6, a shooter opened fire at the outlet mall, killing eight people.

MARCELA GARCÍA

The specter of hate in Texas

Victor Rosario held a photo of himself at 24, when he was wrongfully convicted of arson and eight murders and sentenced to life in prison. He was released from state prison in 2014 after Superior Court Judge Kathe M. Tuttman vacated his 1983 conviction. Rosario and his team gathered outside of the John Joseph Moakley United States Courthouse on May 3 to announce the $13 million settlement he received from Lowell.

JOAN VENNOCHI

The power of law enforcement to influence the justice system

President Biden walked along a stretch of the US-Mexico border in El Paso, Texas, Jan. 8. The Biden administration has requested 1,500 troops for the US-Mexico border amid an expected migrant surge following the end of pandemic-era restrictions.

Audrey Robert-Ramirez, Jill Seeber, and Anita P. Sharma

Biden administration employs Trump-style immigration tactics

The interior of the Massachusetts Statehouse in March.

EDITORIAL

With the pandemic emergency ending, state should revisit work-from-home rules

A empty street framed One World Trade Center in downtown New York on March 22, 2020.

IDEAS | FELIX SALMON

Why COVID was bad for New York but good for Boise

A new fire escape was added as part of the renovations to the historic Harvard Lampoon building.

IDEAS | RENÉE LOTH

How to fix a funny building

Metro

Boston police officer sentenced in connection with Home Depot theft scheme

A Boston police officer has been sentenced to two months in jail after being found guilty of intentionally buying hundreds of dollars worth of Home Depot gift cards from an employee allegedly running a theft-and-return scheme.

Newburyport chemical plant ordered to start demolition work no later than Wednesday

The owner of the pharmaceutical chemical plant in Newburyport that exploded last week, killing a Methuen man, has been ordered to start demolishing remnants of the building by 8 a.m. Wednesday, according to Newburyport officials.

RI POLITICS

R.I. House passes bill to allow local cannabis businesses to advertise

Massachusetts businesses selling recreational marijuana can already advertise in Rhode Island, but local companies cannot.

KEVIN CULLEN

What that embattled chief prosecutor in Vermont actually said

John Lavoie, the state's attorney in Franklin County, Vermont, is accused by his employees of bullying, racist, homophobic, sexist, misogynistic, ableist, and fat-shaming rhetoric.

Sports

Jaylen Brown holds off the 76ers' PJ Tucker during the Celtics' Game 4 loss.

live updates

Can the Celtics take Game 5 from the 76ers? Follow along.

The series, which is tied 2-2, resumes at TD Garden tonight.

Kevin Paul Dupont | On hockey

Bruins coach Jim Montgomery learned a valuable lesson in the Round 1 playoff loss to the Panthers, but it came at a horrible time

“I’m going to have to help the players push through,” Montgomery said, “which I didn’t do this year.”

The Super 8 has not been played to its conclusion since the 2019 four-overtime final between BC High and Pope Francis.

HIGH SCHOOLS

Is there a timeline to discuss the possible return of the Super 8 hockey tournament?

The Division 1A tournament is in the midst of a four-year pause while the MIAA collects data from its 30-year history. But what is the end game for 2025?

EMASS SOFTBALL: PLAYERS OF THE WEEK

EMass softball: With 10 RBIs in three wins, Central Catholic’s Olivia Moeckel headlines Players of the Week

patriots notebook

Patriots’ reaction to facing Aaron Rodgers with the Jets twice a year: Bring it on

MLB NOTEBOOK

Mets scratch Max Scherzer from second post-suspension start because of neck spasms

Business

Newburyport chemical plant ordered to start demolition work no later than Wednesday

Tucker Carlson says he’s launching a new show on Twitter

It’s unclear what the TV host's plans mean for his remaining contract with Fox News, which fired him last month. Typically television companies include a no-compete clause when someone leaves the air.

innovation beat

Tech stars DraftKings, HubSpot, Wayfair shine in first-quarter earnings

Goldman Sachs to pay settlement in discrimination lawsuit

magazine

MISS CONDUCT

My father won’t wish me happy Mother’s Day

Smoky Chicken and Sweet Potato Tray Bake

COOKING

Three chicken dinner recipes that use just one baking tray

A still from the 2015 film "Miss Hokusai," directed by Keiichi Hara.

Your Week Ahead

Five things to do around Boston, May 8-14

Globe Magazine

Smugglers dumped millions in drugs off Maine’s coast. Struggling fishermen saw a jackpot.

metro

Massachusetts will end the statewide public health emergency Thursday that has been in place since the outbreak of COVID-19 in 2020. According to Robert Goldstein, commissioner of Massachusetts Department of Public Health, the state will drop mask requirements in healthcare settings.

‘In a better place’: As COVID emergency ends, Mass. officials say state is prepared to deal with future surges

MBTA releases additional special event commuter rail tickets for Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour at Gillette Stadium

Mass. Senate budget would make undocumented students eligible for in-state college tuition. Healey says it’s ‘a really good thing.’

sports

Aaron Judge entered the Yankees' game against the A's with a .261 average and six home runs in 26 games.

Last-place Yankees reinstate Aaron Judge from injured list after 10-game absence

Lakers rally past Warriors, take 3-1 series lead thanks to unlikely hero Lonnie Walker

Boston University softball team has a score to settle in the Patriot League tournament

business

Goldman Sachs to pay settlement in discrimination lawsuit

Santa’s Village in N.H. to retire roller coaster after 35 years

Christmas Tree Shops is closing 10 stores, including two on Cape Cod. Here’s where they are.

politics

President Biden met with US Speaker of the House Kevin McCarthy, House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, and Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell in the Oval Office of the White House on Tuesday.

McCarthy said no deal is reached in meeting with Biden on debt ceiling

Justice Department files criminal charges against George Santos, sources say

Jury finds Donald Trump liable for sexual abuse, defamation of E. Jean Carroll, awards $5 million in damages

Nation

Tucker Carlson was fired from his role at Fox news last month.

Tucker Carlson says he’s launching a new show on Twitter

Students can’t get off their phones. Schools have had enough.

A child thought he saw trash in a creek. It was a mammoth’s tooth.

World

FILE - This photo provided by the Kyunhla Activists Group shows aftermath of an airstrike in Pazigyi village in Sagaing Region's Kanbalu Township, Myanmar, Tuesday, April 11, 2023. Human Rights Watch has on Tuesday, May 9 accused Myanmar’s military of using an “enhanced-blast” munition known as a fuel-air explosive in an airstrike that killed more than 160 people, including many children, at a ceremony held last month by opponents of army rule. It accused the military of dropping the weapon, also known as a thermobaric or vacuum bomb, on a crowd at the opening of a local office of the country’s resistance movement in central Sagaing Region on the morning of April 11. (Kyunhla Activists Group via AP, file)

Rights group accuses Myanmar of using fuel-air explosive

Putin uses pomp of Victory Day to drive home his war propaganda

UK law in spotlight as police ‘regret’ some coronation arrests

opinion

A passerby stopped to read a posted announcement from the FDIC about the seizure of First Republic Bank and sale to JPMorgan Chase on May 1 in San Francisco. Federal regulators seized troubled lender First Republic Bank and sold all of its deposits and most of its assets to JPMorgan Chase. First Republic becomes the second largest bank in US history to fail since Washington Mutual failed in 2008.

Stop bailing out the rich and their banks

With the pandemic emergency ending, state should revisit work-from-home rules

‘Yellowstone,’ Utah-style

lifestyle

Boston-based author Jane Roper will discuss her third book, “The Society of Shame,” at The Lightkeeper's House in Cohasset on May 11.

Boston author Jane Roper’s new novel, ‘The Society of Shame,’ digs into cancel culture and social media activism

Photos: See the Westminster dog show finalists and other competing canines

You make my dreams (come true)

food & dining

BeBold energy bars from Westwood won a recent Good Food Award, a competition hosted by the Good Food Foundation.

Winning big at the Good Food Awards: local honey, energy bars, cider, and more

These jams honor the ‘Grande Dames of Fruit’

Recipe: Even the smallest children, with a little help, can make these lemon-curd thumbprint cookies for mom

travel

Santa’s Village in N.H. to retire roller coaster after 35 years

Air travel is expected to rebound this summer. Here’s why that’s a problem for Logan.

US to propose new rules for airline cancellations, delays

Arts

Charles Yuen’s “Eventualization,” 2023, is part of the “Rhyming the Invisible” exhibition at LaiSun Keane. Oil on canvas.

Charles Yuen’s paintings are cosmic puzzles to be pondered

At the MFA, a democratic medium for a democratic society

Every breath she takes: Ming Smith at MoMA

Books

In Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah’s debut novel, ‘Chain Gang All-Stars,’ the darkest features of American society come together in a horrific — and horrifically plausible — reflection of dystopian greed and racist voyeurism

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Jury finds Donald Trump liable for sexual abuse, defamation of E. Jean Carroll, awards $5 million in damages

It took a change in law to hold Trump accountable in New York. Massachusetts should follow its lead.

Game 5| 76ers at Celtics | 7:30 p.m. Can the Celtics take Game 5 from the 76ers? Follow along. The series, which is tied 2-2, resumes at TD Garden tonight.

Odie Henderson Review | ★★★ ‘Still: A Michael J. Fox Movie’ is a moving portrait Davis Guggenheim’s documentary looks at the life and career of the actor, including his past three decades living with Parkinson’s disease.

‘Expect to be totally surprised’: Nia Grace on her new speakeasy and performance venue in the Seaport

Santa’s Village in N.H. to retire roller coaster after 35 years

Justice Department files criminal charges against George Santos, sources say

McCarthy said no deal is reached in meeting with Biden on debt ceiling

‘In a better place’: As COVID emergency ends, Mass. officials say state is prepared to deal with future surges After the emergency order is lifted, the Department of Public Health will rescind the statewide masking requirement in health care settings.

Uxbridge taps Ed Davis to investigate slew of resignations that left school board with one member

Brighton man accused of plotting with Chinese government to identify prodemocracy activists in Boston area

Tucker Carlson says he’s launching a new show on Twitter

Boston police officer sentenced in connection with Home Depot theft scheme

6-year-old girl attacked by man in Portland, Maine, after answering knock on front door, police say

SJC rules Philip Morris USA must pay $37 million to Newton woman who developed brain cancer from smoking

What that embattled chief prosecutor in Vermont actually said

Bruins coach Jim Montgomery learned a valuable lesson in the Round 1 playoff loss to the Panthers, but it came at a horrible time

A Utah woman wrote a book on grief. Now she’s charged with her husband’s murder.

Trump supporters cling blindly to his refuted big lie

There are no perfect victims

May I have a word: Carry a laser into the donserly light, Bob Moran. And other gems of misheard lyrics.

The Supreme Court should tread carefully as it reconsiders its agency deference standard

New Bedford lawsuit probably won’t stop South Coast Rail. But it could embolden T expansion critics.

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Radio talk show host Howie Carr recovering after fainting on air: ‘I’ll be back in a couple days’

R.I. men charged with murder of pregnant woman whose body was found in Coventry pond

Brigham creates institute focused on immunology with record $100 million gift

Christmas Tree Shops is closing 10 stores, including two on Cape Cod. Here’s where they are. The Sagamore and Falmouth storefront are now slated to close.

Boston thrives off the dreams of young people. But can they make it here?

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Newburyport chemical plant ordered to start demolition work no later than Wednesday

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Bruins coach Jim Montgomery learned a valuable lesson in the Round 1 playoff loss to the Panthers, but it came at a horrible time

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EMass softball: With 10 RBIs in three wins, Central Catholic’s Olivia Moeckel headlines Players of the Week

Patriots’ reaction to facing Aaron Rodgers with the Jets twice a year: Bring it on

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Business

Newburyport chemical plant ordered to start demolition work no later than Wednesday

Tucker Carlson says he’s launching a new show on Twitter

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Goldman Sachs to pay settlement in discrimination lawsuit

My father won’t wish me happy Mother’s Day

Three chicken dinner recipes that use just one baking tray

Game 5| 76ers at Celtics | 7:30 p.m.

Can the Celtics take Game 5 from the 76ers? Follow along.
The series, which is tied 2-2, resumes at TD Garden tonight.

Odie Henderson Review | ★★★

‘Still: A Michael J. Fox Movie’ is a moving portrait
Davis Guggenheim’s documentary looks at the life and career of the actor, including his past three decades living with Parkinson’s disease.

‘In a better place’: As COVID emergency ends, Mass. officials say state is prepared to deal with future surges
After the emergency order is lifted, the Department of Public Health will rescind the statewide masking requirement in health care settings.

Christmas Tree Shops is closing 10 stores, including two on Cape Cod. Here’s where they are.
The Sagamore and Falmouth storefront are now slated to close.

Send The Boston Globe a confidential news tip
Do you have a tip about something that needs to be investigated? Do you have documents or data we should dig into? We want to hear from you.

Federal judge grants injunction in Boston redistricting case: ‘The ball is back in the City Council’s court.’
The preliminary injunction is a victory for those who had been challenging the freshly redrawn Boston City Council districts.

No Mow May: What to know about the campaign to help your garden become a pollinator’s paradise
The campaign encourages garden owners not to mow their lawns for the month, which can help create a better habitat for pollinators like bees to find nutritious food sources.