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Judge warns of restraints to what evidence Trump can talk about, agrees to limited protective order

A judge agreed with Trump’s defense team on a looser version of a protective order barring the public release only of materials deemed sensitive, like grand jury materials.

Prosecutors seek Jan. 2 trial date for Donald Trump in his 2020 election conspiracy case

James Pindell | ANALYSIS

4 takeaways on the decision to name a Hunter Biden special counsel
The news that Attorney General Merrick Garland has named a special counsel in the Hunter Biden probe no doubt sent shockwaves through the White House — and through the 2024 campaign field.

Garland appoints special counsel in Hunter Biden investigation

FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried jailed in New York; judge says crypto mogul tampered with witnesses

US District Judge Lewis A. Kaplan ordered Bankman-Fried’s bail revoked after prosecutors said he’d tried to harass a key witness in his fraud case last month when he showed a journalist her private writings.

State reaches $7 million settlement with four victims of foster parents who oversaw Oxford ‘house of horrors’

The lawsuit included allegations against 17 state workers who it alleged did not react to clear signs of abuse in the home.

A closer look at the state’s appeal for landlords, residents to take in migrants
“If you have an extra room or suite in your home, please consider hosting a family,” Lieutenant Governor Kim Driscoll said during Tuesday’s announcement.

Larry Edelman | Trendlines

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With mortgage rates at 7 percent, buying a home is increasingly out of reach.

Barnstable County deputy sheriff arrested, placed on leave after alleged road rage incident

Look for meteors Friday night before a sunny, humid weekend

Aircraft at the Cape Cod Gateway Airport in Hyannis.

As Cape Cod aims to expand its underused airport, some residents wonder why

Passenger traffic has plunged at the Hyannis airport in recent years. Now, its operators want to lengthen the runway to handle bigger new planes from New York.

Massachusetts needs wicked more EV chargers
A new report estimates that the state will need 10,000 of the fastest DC charging connections, up from just 651 today, and 35,000 medium-speed ports known as “Level 2,” up from 5,468 today.

dan shaughnessy

Reflections of a sports columnist upon turning 70, and other thoughts
The players are always young. Fresh new faces replace the ones from last year. But those of us who cover them grow older and older.

Maui before and after wildfires: Photos and videos capture the devastating destruction
The contrasting images reveal a transformed landscape, as residents assess the damage and begin a long road to recovery.

At least 55 people died on Maui. Residents had little warning. See photos and videos of the destruction from the wildfires that devastated Maui

Rochester woman searching for relative missing in Maui fire

Beth McLeod is hopeful that a close relative she has not heard from since Wednesday will be located among those who've sought shelter after fires ravaged Maui this week.

Dinner with Cupid

Blind date: ‘There is a TikTok about finding the best cannoli in Boston’

Will these twentysomething history buffs find a future together?

This strip of parking lot will be turned into park space along the Community Path as part of the Somerville Junction Park redesign project.

From parking lot to public park: Somerville’s adding a new place to relax outdoors along the updated Community Path

Somerville officials will host a virtual “construction kick-off meeting” to discuss plans for improving Somerville Junction Park.

Former Patriots wideout Jakobi Meyers is enjoying his first training camp out of New England, practicing with his new club, the Las Vegas Raiders, in Henderson, Nev.

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For former Patriot Jakobi Meyers, the gridiron is greener in the Las Vegas desert

The wide receiver was surprised to leave New England after four productive seasons. But he has quickly transitioned from a Patriot to a Raider.

Opinion

Nguyen Thi Thanh, a survivor of a massacre carried out by South Korean troops who fought alongside Americans, pointed out the names of relatives at a memorial in the Quang Nam Province of Vietnam in 2021.

IDEAS | JOHN SUMMERS

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South Korea is finally being held to account for the carnage its mercenary troops inflicted on Vietnamese civilians. But no one seems to be reckoning with our complicity in the atrocities.

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Salem homicide suspect has a history of domestic abuse and dodging accountability, records show
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What to eat at the North End’s Italian feasts this month
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This tech founder built one of Boston’s biggest AI companies. But he says the West Coast approach is the future.

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Teacher of the Year was supposed to be an honor. Then politics intervened.
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After latest attacks on liberal arts education, New England college presidents double down
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August Wilson in 2005. The great playwright died later that year.

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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

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

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A damaged saguaro cactus stood with a recently fallen arm resting on the sidewalk on Aug. 2, 2023, in Mesa, Ariz. The cacti, which normally live as long as 150-200 years, are threatened by a number of issues linked to climate change and are under increased stress from extreme heat during Arizona’s brutal summer heat wave.

SCOT LEHIGH

Your thoughts, please, on climate change

Collage of Elizabeth Amador Instagram posts

MARCELA GARCÍA

Meet the Latina using Instagram to translate bureaucracy for Bostonians

In the wake of the Supreme Court’s ban on affirmative action, former Harvard University president Lawrence H. Summers has called for elite universities to eliminate legacy preferences.

Josh Grossman, Sabina Tomkins, Lindsay Page, and Sharad Goel

Harvard isn’t Hogwarts. Merit, not parentage, should be key to admission.

A production worker at the the CRRC MA railcar facility in Springfield.

EDITORIAL

As Springfield factory gets more time to finish subway trains, T riders deserve more information

Elizabeth Gillander, 78, receiveed a booster shot of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine at a mobile clinic set up at Fircrest Senior Living in McMinnville, Ore., on Oct. 6, 2021.

Jerome Adams

Ignoring COVID-19 is still not an option for most Americans

"This city is special," the author writes, "and Boston, so restrained in emotion, deserves to hear this more often."

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Metro

RI POLITICS

The latest political news in Rhode Island

Endorsements, campaign announcements, and more leading up to the special election for R.I.’s First Congressional District

State reaches $7 million settlement with four victims of foster parents who oversaw Oxford ‘house of horrors’

The lawsuit included allegations against 17 state workers who it alleged did not react to clear signs of abuse in the home.

Rochester woman searching for relative missing in Maui fire

Beth McLeod is hopeful that a close relative she has not heard from since Wednesday will be located among those who've sought shelter after fires ravaged Maui this week.

Brice Marden, who rejuvenated painting in the 1960s, dies at 84

Known for an elegant fusion of minimalism and abstract expressionism, in the 1960s Brice Marden revivified painting and established himself as one of the most admired and influential artists of his generation.

Sports

Tyler Glasnow is 5-3 with a 3.15 ERA in 12 starts for the Rays since being activated from the injured list in late May.

MLB NOTEBOOK

Rays push Tyler Glasnow (back) from Saturday start at home to Monday outing in San Francisco

The 6-foot-8-inch righthander has been dealing with back spasms and missed a start last week. The Blue Jays, meanwhile, sent 2022 Cy Young finalist Alek Manoah to the minors for the second time this season.

ON FOOTBALL | BEN VOLIN

For former Patriot Jakobi Meyers, the gridiron is greener in the Las Vegas desert

The wide receiver was surprised to leave New England after four productive seasons. But he has quickly transitioned from a Patriot to a Raider.

Video

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recruiting

Five-star Maine basketball prospect Cooper Flagg reclassifies to Class of 2024

Basketball

NBA champion Bruce Brown brings down the house with visit to hometown Dorchester Boys and Girls Club

Bruce Brown visits Dorchester Boys and Girls Club

Business

Massachusetts needs wicked more EV chargers

A new report estimates that the state will need 10,000 of the fastest DC charging connections, up from just 651 today, and 35,000 medium-speed ports known as “Level 2,” up from 5,468 today.

As Cape Cod aims to expand its underused airport, some residents wonder why

Passenger traffic has plunged at the Hyannis airport in recent years. Now, its operators want to lengthen the runway to handle bigger new planes from New York.

DiCaprio-backed film says key beef supplier to the US has a dirty secret

FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried jailed in New York; judge says crypto mogul tampered with witnesses

magazine

Frank Smith was locked up for eight decades, likely longer than anyone alive.

Globe Magazine

Frank Smith was locked up for eight decades. At 98, what would it mean to be free?

The Cars in 1979, from left: Benjamin Orr, Greg Hawkes, Ric Ocasek, Elliot Easton, and David Robinson

Globe Magazine

How a WBCN deejay and a Harvard dining hall concert helped The Cars get their big break

A book sitting in the sand with blue skies and water behind it. The pages are blowing in the wind.

Your Summer Beach Bag

10 great books to read on a New England beach this summer

Globe Magazine

He was caught trying to defraud a COVID relief fund. Then vanished.

metro

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A closer look at the state’s appeal for landlords, residents to take in migrants

The story behind the giant Roxbury Community College banner, and the activist history it celebrates

sports

Chris Sale hasn't made a start for the Red Sox since June 1.

Chris Sale set to start for Red Sox as three-game series vs. Tigers opens Friday (lineups)

Jeff Bezos buys home in Miami’s ‘billionaire bunker.’ Tom Brady will be his neighbor.

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business

The raises won by United Parcel Service package handlers are going to put FedEx in a bind.

UPS pay hikes for package handlers raise pressure on FedEx

So long, sneakermakers: Footwear firm Wolverine plans to close its Waltham offices

Jeff Bezos buys home in Miami’s ‘billionaire bunker.’ Tom Brady will be his neighbor.

politics

Attorney General Merrick Garland spoke at the Department of Justice on Friday in Washington.

Attorney General Merrick Garland appoints special counsel in Hunter Biden investigation

Judge warns of restraints to what evidence Trump can talk about, agrees to limited protective order

How are Iowa Democrats? ‘I can’t even describe to you how bad it is.’

Nation

Attorneys for former president Trump Todd Blanche (right) and John Lauro (left) arrived at a US District Court House on Friday, in Washington, D.C., for the first hearing held by US District Judge Tanya S. Chutkan on a protective order related to the disclosure of evidence in the case against Trump.

Judge limits Trump’s ability to comment on Jan. 6 evidence

Illinois Supreme Court clears way for state’s sharp gun limits

Devastation comes to light as Maui residents slowly return to charred remains of historic town

World

The Houthi's deputy foreign minister, Hussein al-Ezzi, spoke during a press conference in Yemen's capital, Sanaa, on Tuesday, about the latest developments in the transfer of oil from the rusting tanker off the port of Hodeida to a replacement vessel.

Decaying tanker in mideast is emptied of oil, averting catastrophic spill

Zelensky fires military recruitment center chiefs after corruption probe

Nearly 50 years after its last journey, Russia launches toward the moon

opinion

Perfect

Jamie Foxx, Jennifer Aniston, and the grace owed across cultures

‘Lazy Girl Jobs’ are anything but lazy

lifestyle

A scene from last year's SOulFullly Textured, A Natural Hair Festival.

A celebration of natural curls, locs, and braids at SOulFully Textured on Martha’s Vineyard

He dumped me over email

Uncertainty mounts for occupants of Provincetown dune shacks

food & dining

Sunday Band Stand at the Saint Anthony's Feast.

What to eat at the North End’s Italian feasts this month

Dunkin’ may soon offer a new kind of buzz with line of spiked caffeinated beverages

The Great Scott space in Allston might become a Taco Bell Cantina

travel

The interior of a lykke-category cabin at Lumen Nature Retreat in Woodstock, N.H.

How an East Boston couple created a Nordic oasis in the White Mountains

Travelers are working out ways to find the best gyms while on the road

When it comes to Provincetown, Donal O’Sullivan is the man with all the answers

Arts

American artist Brice Marden sat in his studio in Tivoli, N.Y., on Dec. 28, 2018.

Brice Marden, who rejuvenated painting in the 1960s, dies at 84

Big ideas come in small packages in MFA’s ‘Tiny Treasures’

At the Photographic Resource Center: Shanghai, Missouri, and points between

Books

James McBride, in ‘The Heaven and Earth Grocery Store,’ builds a rich portrait of a Depression-era Black and immigrant community around the mystery of a skeleton in a well

In Lauren J.A. Bear’s debut novel ‘Medusa’s Sisters,’ Greek mythology’s monstrous sisters tell of the cruelty and capriciousness of the Olympian gods in shaping their fate

Watch the latest episode and clips from Boston Globe Today

Judge warns of restraints to what evidence Trump can talk about, agrees to limited protective order

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FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried jailed in New York; judge says crypto mogul tampered with witnesses

State reaches $7 million settlement with four victims of foster parents who oversaw Oxford ‘house of horrors’

A closer look at the state’s appeal for landlords, residents to take in migrants “If you have an extra room or suite in your home, please consider hosting a family,” Lieutenant Governor Kim Driscoll said during Tuesday’s announcement.

Larry Edelman | Trendlines Here are the ugly numbers on Boston housing ‘affordability’ With mortgage rates at 7 percent, buying a home is increasingly out of reach.

Barnstable County deputy sheriff arrested, placed on leave after alleged road rage incident

Look for meteors Friday night before a sunny, humid weekend

As Cape Cod aims to expand its underused airport, some residents wonder why

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dan shaughnessy Reflections of a sports columnist upon turning 70, and other thoughts The players are always young. Fresh new faces replace the ones from last year. But those of us who cover them grow older and older.

Maui before and after wildfires: Photos and videos capture the devastating destruction The contrasting images reveal a transformed landscape, as residents assess the damage and begin a long road to recovery.

Rochester woman searching for relative missing in Maui fire

Blind date: ‘There is a TikTok about finding the best cannoli in Boston’

From parking lot to public park: Somerville’s adding a new place to relax outdoors along the updated Community Path

For former Patriot Jakobi Meyers, the gridiron is greener in the Las Vegas desert

The biggest Vietnam War story that Americans don’t talk about

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chad finn The first Patriots preseason game didn’t tell us a whole lot, but there still were some hints Rookies Keion White and Christian Gonzalez were eye-catching in their debuts. And this team needs another running back.

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CHRISTOPHER MUTHER How an East Boston couple created a Nordic oasis in the White Mountains Lumen Nature Retreat, an upscale campground on 20 acres, offers nature with panache.

Uncertainty mounts for occupants of Provincetown dune shacks As a decision looms on who will have the chance to occupy Provincetown’s historic dune shack colony, top Massachusetts legislators appealed again to federal leaders to defend existing dwellers.

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State reaches $7 million settlement with four victims of foster parents who oversaw Oxford ‘house of horrors’

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Brice Marden, who rejuvenated painting in the 1960s, dies at 84

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Rays push Tyler Glasnow (back) from Saturday start at home to Monday outing in San Francisco

For former Patriot Jakobi Meyers, the gridiron is greener in the Las Vegas desert

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From parking lot to public park: Somerville’s adding a new place to relax outdoors along the updated Community Path

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4 takeaways on the decision to name a Hunter Biden special counsel
The news that Attorney General Merrick Garland has named a special counsel in the Hunter Biden probe no doubt sent shockwaves through the White House — and through the 2024 campaign field.

A closer look at the state’s appeal for landlords, residents to take in migrants
“If you have an extra room or suite in your home, please consider hosting a family,” Lieutenant Governor Kim Driscoll said during Tuesday’s announcement.

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Here are the ugly numbers on Boston housing ‘affordability’
With mortgage rates at 7 percent, buying a home is increasingly out of reach.

Massachusetts needs wicked more EV chargers
A new report estimates that the state will need 10,000 of the fastest DC charging connections, up from just 651 today, and 35,000 medium-speed ports known as “Level 2,” up from 5,468 today.

dan shaughnessy

Reflections of a sports columnist upon turning 70, and other thoughts
The players are always young. Fresh new faces replace the ones from last year. But those of us who cover them grow older and older.

Maui before and after wildfires: Photos and videos capture the devastating destruction
The contrasting images reveal a transformed landscape, as residents assess the damage and begin a long road to recovery.

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Dunkin’ may soon offer a new kind of buzz with line of spiked caffeinated beverages
Although a rep won’t spill all the beans yet.

chad finn

The first Patriots preseason game didn’t tell us a whole lot, but there still were some hints
Rookies Keion White and Christian Gonzalez were eye-catching in their debuts. And this team needs another running back.

What to eat at the North End’s Italian feasts this month
Italian feasts are held in the North End every weekend for the rest of the month. Here are some of the most popular (and most mouth-watering) foods you’ll find at them.

CHRISTOPHER MUTHER

How an East Boston couple created a Nordic oasis in the White Mountains
Lumen Nature Retreat, an upscale campground on 20 acres, offers nature with panache.

Uncertainty mounts for occupants of Provincetown dune shacks
As a decision looms on who will have the chance to occupy Provincetown’s historic dune shack colony, top Massachusetts legislators appealed again to federal leaders to defend existing dwellers.

Teacher of the Year was supposed to be an honor. Then politics intervened.
As the culture wars have come for public education in the United States, the Teacher of the Year contest has become yet another battlefield.

After latest attacks on liberal arts education, New England college presidents double down
College enrollment in the humanities has been falling for years, as families and prospective students opt for majors that lead to higher starting salaries.