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Murder in Boston: How the Charles Stuart investigation was born

Pulitzer prize-winning investigative reporter Brendan McCarthy and a team of Boston Globe reporters spent years reexamining the "Nightmare on Mission Hill."

Man charged in deaths of Waltham police officer and National Grid worker was involved in two police chases in N.H., records show

The man was ordered to spend 5 years in a secure New Hampshire psychiatric hospital after he nearly struck a state police trooper during a chase in that state in 2009, court records show.

New Hampshire man ordered held without bail in deaths of Waltham police officer, utility worker

Veteran Waltham police officer killed in crash remembered as lifesaver, helpful neighbor

National Grid worker killed in Waltham crash recalled as hardworking technician, devoted to family

A plane flying over Harvard’s campus pulled banner that said ‘Harvard Hates Jews’ with Palestinian flag
The Globe could not immediately confirm who organized or funded the plane that circled low over Harvard's campus in Cambridge on Thursday.

As the left agonizes over Israel-Hamas cease-fire, New England’s progressive leaders stand apart
New England’s congressional delegation, stocked as it is with high-profile progressives, exemplifies the way the war in Gaza has scrambled the usual, easy-to-define ideological coalitions.

Last of three Palestinian college students shot in Vermont leaves hospital

Watch the exchange between university presidents and Elise Stefanik on a genocide question that sparked uproar

Senator Kevin Cramer speaks during a hearing, May 20, 2020 on Capitol Hill in Washington.

US Senator Kevin Cramer’s son charged with manslaughter in crash that killed North Dakota sheriff’s deputy

UNLV shooting suspect had list of targets at that campus and another university, police say

Las Vegas police said that the suspect in a deadly shooting at the University of Las Vegas, Nevada, had a list of targets at the school and at East Carolina University in North Carolina.

2,908 confirmed cases and 19 deaths in a week. See the latest COVID-19 data from Mass.

Near armed security, cots were visible through the crack of a doorway inside an overnight shelter officials set up in the state's transportation building in Boston last month.

Mass. to close shelter in MBTA office building for homeless migrant families, shift ‘operations’ to Quincy

State officials said they will close the shelter site at 10 Park Plaza on Friday, and “transition operations” to a site at Eastern Nazarene College in Quincy

People, mainly from West African countries, lined up in New York City on Thursday to apply for shelter.

Federal money to shelter migrants caught in messy funding battle

Massachusetts' best hope for more shelter funds rides on congressional approval of a $100-billion package President Biden has proposed, mostly to help Ukraine fend off of Russia’s invasion and Israel in its war with Hamas, but that includes other domestic needs.

In this file photo, a worker walks carrying a mug at an Orange Line station.

‘Insane.’ T reports back-to-back worker safety incidents. Again.

The T disclosed Thursday a pair of safety incidents — including a worker injury and a near-miss involving an electrified third rail — less than three months after a series of similar incidents led the agency to be rapped by federal officials.

Dan Shaughnessy | Patriots @ Steelers | 8:15 p.m.

What if everything we’ve heard isn’t true and Bill Belichick is still coach of the Patriots next season?
He seems to like it here and he’s still talking and coaching like a man with his eye on the 2024 season.

Bill Belichick to be guest picker on ESPN’s ‘College GameDay’ for Army-Navy Patriots elevate QB Malik Cunningham, RB Kevin Harris from practice squad

Thomasin McKenzie and Anne Hathaway in "Eileen."

Odie Henderson | ★★★

‘Eileen’: Fear and loathing in Massachusetts

Thomasin McKenzie and a blond Anne Hathaway star in this icy adaptation of Ottessa Moshfegh’s debut novel.

MFA opens its new Judaica gallery on the first night of Hanukkah
The gallery, a rarity among American art museums, has been years in the making but comes at a heavy moment.

8 mindful practices to celebrate during Hanukkah

For some, the symbols of Hanukkah bring extra concern this year

People crossed a snow-covered footbridge as they walked away from Somerville’s Assembly Square in January 2023.

Winter Outlook | Dave Epstein

Bracing for winter 2023: How much snow is in store for New England?

El Niño will play a major role in whether we have a mild season or not.

Andrea Bocelli, the 65-year-old Italian tenor, rescheduled his TD Garden show scheduled for Wednesday night.

Andrea Bocelli postpones TD Garden performance just before show, citing ‘health challenges’

TD Garden said in a social media post on Wednesday evening that the 65-year-old Italian tenor's performance “has been rescheduled due to health challenges.”

This combination of photos shows Gisele Bündchen modeling the Colcci Summer collection at Sao Paulo Fashion Week in Sao Paulo, Brazil, on April 15, 2015, left, and Tom Brady, then with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, before an NFL game against the New Orleans Saints, on Sept. 18, 2021, in New Orleans. Brady and Bündchen divorced last year.

Checking in on Tom Brady and Gisele Bündchen, one year after divorce

As Brady podcasts and Bündchen practices martial arts, Us Weekly reports the pair is going about co-parenting in a "really mature way."

Even Wall Street is lit for the holidays in New York.

CHRISTOPHER MUTHER

New York is great at the holidays. In the dead of winter, it’s even better.

The city is all decked out for Christmas, but come January, food, lodging, and shows are an absolute bargain.

Opinion

Angus King said, “We really have worked hard to make it something that has a shot at getting passed but also will pass constitutional muster.”

SCOT LEHIGH

Senator Angus King of Maine looks for middle ground on gun safety

Angus King leads. Will Susan Collins step up?

IDEAS | CAREY GOLDBERG

Advanced DNA testing for embryos is here — and it’s fraught

IDEAS | GABRIELLA GAGE

Will reality TV be forced to get real?

Alex Beam

Politicians look to God and the Bible to do their heavy lifting

READERS REACT

College leaders leave distressing impression in Washington hearing

Beyond the Gilded Gate

Reimagining an American ideal

California is trying to tackle its housing crisis by rethinking the traditional single-family home. Why isn’t Massachusetts?

Explore the project

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Coral Reefer Band members honor Jimmy Buffett ahead of Christmas benefit concert in Cambridge
Peter and Jim Mayer will perform on stage together for the first time since Buffett’s death at the upcoming show.

Trader Joe’s plans second Back Bay location
The latest store — which nabbed a package store and alcoholic beverage license this spring — will be at 500 Boylston St., a few blocks up from its existing basement location across from the Hynes Convention Center.

A 1900s home near Providence Place Mall, R.I. State House could be redeveloped into mixed-use building
The Hayes Street home was once owned by the first principal of Central High School. A newly filed proposal would raze it and construct a five-story mixed-use building in its place.

‘Never forget the past.’ Pearl Harbor remembrance ceremony held at Charlestown Navy Yard
Military officials, veterans and members of the public gathered at the Charlestown Navy Yard Thursday to remember those who perished in the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor 82 years ago.

‘A lot of us comedians, we’re like big kids’: Globe Santa comedy show raises money for children in need
The 11th Annual Globe Santa Comedy Night will feature nine comedians for a stand-up showcase at Giggles Comedy Club in Saugus - and pizza!

Dorchester Eagles are champions, the first Boston team to win a national title in any age or weight category in the 37 years Pop Warner football has kept records
The Eagles 14-and-under team defeated the Darby Monarchs of Delaware County, Pa., 20-0, in Pop Warner’s Tomlin Division championship.

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Boston Public Market to welcome Globe Santa at family holiday party
Globe Santa will pay a visit to those who stop by the Boston Public Market’s family holiday party on Sunday.

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Globe Santa is a program of the Boston Globe Foundation and exists solely to deliver joy to children.

Harvard releases expert review after morgue scandal, but admits no wrongdoing. ‘People find ways of getting around systems.’

The report comes after the medical school’s morgue manager was charged with stealing and selling body parts.

Most sheriffs scored a $20,000 raise in Legislature’s overdue spending bill, their second in three years
The state's 14 county sheriffs — who serve six-year terms and oversee county jails — last received a pay increase in 2021, when their salaries jumped by 13 percent.

Two people have died after drinking Panera’s ‘charged’ beverages. Is marketing to blame?
Both wrongful death lawsuits claimed the deceased typically steered clear of energy drinks and argued that Panera’s beverages were not adequately advertised as such.

What does the Yankees’ trade for Juan Soto mean for the Red Sox and the AL East?
Triston Casas said it himself: The addition of Alex Verdugo and Juan Soto makes the Yankees "a force to be reckoned with."

Culture & Lifestyle

Coral Reefer Band members Peter and Jim Mayer will reunite onstage for the first time since the death of Jimmy Buffett (above) for a benefit concert in Cambridge Saturday.

Coral Reefer Band members honor Jimmy Buffett ahead of Christmas benefit concert in Cambridge

Kenice Mobley will perform her autobiographical show “Don’t Kill Yourself Yet” at the Rockwell on Friday.

In her solo show, Kenice Mobley casts a light on her darkest hours

Norman Lear posed for a portrait during the Winter Television Critics Association Press Tour on Jan. 13, 2020, in Pasadena, Calif. The TV icon died Tuesday at the age of 101.

Seven classic Norman Lear shows available on streaming

Emmet Van Driesche, owner of Pieropan Christmas Tree Farm in Ashfield, in front of the farm's trailer.

Grab your handsaw and get ready for an adventure in one of the few Christmas tree farm forests in the country

Special Projects

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.

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.

Two Weeks in America

We sent a dozen journalists on the road across this complex country. They found it’s better than you think.

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Opinion, ideas, and commentary

Under pressure from the state, the Newton City Council approved zoning changes on Monday that will allow more multifamily housing around MBTA stations.

EDITORIAL

In Newton, an outside force provides momentum for zoning reform

Andrea Joy Campbell and John Formella

Instagram and kids: Why dozens of attorneys general are suing Meta

Julianna Margulies did not own that her remarks were offensive. That’s not an apology. That’s the work of a bunch of publicists trying to quickly clean up the mess Margulies made.

RENÉE GRAHAM

No, Julianna Margulies did not actually apologize

A Cornell University campus police officer and a state trooper were parked outside the Center for Jewish Living on Nov. 3, in Ithaca, N.Y., where a Unity Shabbat dinner was held. The Department of Justice has charged a student with posting threatening messages to a Cornell "online discussion site, including posts calling for the deaths of Jewish people."

Shira Schoenberg

Campus DEI offices have failed to address antisemitism

What Governor Ron DeSantis of Florida did in Massachusetts over a year ago shows a visceral understanding of the dynamics of the immigration issue, along with a willingness to exploit it in a cruel and possibly illegal way.

JOAN VENNOCHI

The migrant crisis is a problem for Democrats and Republicans are happy to exploit it

A dog named Ducky demonstrated FluentPet's communication buttons during the Pepcom Digital Experience before the CES tech show in January.

IDEAS | Linda Rodriguez McRobbie

If your dog could speak, would you like what it said?

Metro

Veteran Waltham police officer killed in crash remembered as lifesaver, helpful neighbor

The city of Waltham on Thursday mourned the loss of police Officer Paul J. Tracey, a 28-year veteran of the department who was killed Wednesday alongside a utility worker when both men were struck in a crash that injured two other workers.

Mass. to close shelter in MBTA office building for homeless migrant families, shift ‘operations’ to Quincy

State officials said they will close the shelter site at 10 Park Plaza on Friday, and “transition operations” to a site at Eastern Nazarene College in Quincy

Coral Reefer Band members honor Jimmy Buffett ahead of Christmas benefit concert in Cambridge

Peter and Jim Mayer will perform on stage together for the first time since Buffett’s death at the upcoming show.

‘A lot of us comedians, we’re like big kids’: Globe Santa comedy show raises money for children in need

The 11th Annual Globe Santa Comedy Night will feature nine comedians for a stand-up showcase at Giggles Comedy Club in Saugus - and pizza!

Sports

Coach Tony Hurston's squad finished the season 13-0.

Dorchester Eagles are Pop Warner champions, the first Boston team to win a national title

Pop Warner has kept records for 37 years, and no Boston team in any age or weight category has won in that time. The 14-and-under team defeated the Darby Monarchs of Delaware County, Pa., 20-0, in Pop Warner’s Tomlin Division championship.

Bill Belichick and the Patriots will look to spoil the Steelers' playoff chances.

live updates

The Patriots are finally in prime time. Follow along as they take on the Steelers.

The Patriots will face backup Pittsburgh quarterback Mitch Trubisky on "Thursday Night Football."

Rookie Malik Cunningham appeared in one game earlier this season at quarterback without attempting a pass.

PATRIOTS NOTEBOOK

Patriots elevate QB Malik Cunningham, RB Kevin Harris from practice squad

While Cunningham was activated for a second straight game, Harris's promotion was a first and likely because of Rhamondre Stevenson's ankle injury.

HIGH SCHOOL BOYS' HOCKEY NOTEBOOK

Cole Pouliot-Porter had unfinished business to settle, so he spurned prep school offers to return to Xaverian as its starting goaltender

college football

Bill Belichick to be guest picker on ESPN’s ‘College GameDay’ for Army-Navy

Bruins

Why Tuukka Rask practiced with the Bruins on Thursday morning

Business

UAW says over 1,000 workers at VW plant in Tenn. have signed cards seeking union representation

The factory in Chattanooga employs about 3,800 people who make the VW ID.4 electric vehicle and the Atlas family of gas-powered SUVs. It could become the first test of the union’s strategy to simultaneously try to organize the nonunion plants.

RI DEVELOPMENT

A 1900s home near Providence Place Mall, R.I. State House could be redeveloped into mixed-use building

The Hayes Street home was once owned by the first principal of Central High School. A newly filed proposal would raze it and construct a five-story mixed-use building in its place.

TALKING POINTS

JetBlue hikes forecast, buoyed by bookings

Trader Joe’s plans second Back Bay location

magazine

Guimel DeCarvalho, chief diversity officer at Wayside Youth & Family Support Network in Framingham.

Top Places to Work

These workplaces are doubling down on their commitment to diversity and inclusion

Top Places to Work

Some companies are remote, some hybrid. At least one lets you work from a boat.

Top Places to Work

Eight great job perks: Free work boots, $10k toward an electric car, and more

2023

Man charged in deaths of Waltham police officer and National Grid worker was involved in two police chases in N.H., records show

Veteran Waltham police officer killed in crash remembered as lifesaver, helpful neighbor

National Grid worker killed in Waltham crash recalled as hardworking technician, devoted to family

A plane flying over Harvard’s campus pulled banner that said ‘Harvard Hates Jews’ with Palestinian flag The Globe could not immediately confirm who organized or funded the plane that circled low over Harvard's campus in Cambridge on Thursday.

As the left agonizes over Israel-Hamas cease-fire, New England’s progressive leaders stand apart New England’s congressional delegation, stocked as it is with high-profile progressives, exemplifies the way the war in Gaza has scrambled the usual, easy-to-define ideological coalitions.

Watch the exchange between university presidents and Elise Stefanik on a genocide question that sparked uproar

US Senator Kevin Cramer’s son charged with manslaughter in crash that killed North Dakota sheriff’s deputy

UNLV shooting suspect had list of targets at that campus and another university, police say

2,908 confirmed cases and 19 deaths in a week. See the latest COVID-19 data from Mass.

Mass. to close shelter in MBTA office building for homeless migrant families, shift ‘operations’ to Quincy

Federal money to shelter migrants caught in messy funding battle

‘Insane.’ T reports back-to-back worker safety incidents. Again.

Dan Shaughnessy | Patriots @ Steelers | 8:15 p.m. What if everything we’ve heard isn’t true and Bill Belichick is still coach of the Patriots next season? He seems to like it here and he’s still talking and coaching like a man with his eye on the 2024 season.

‘Eileen’: Fear and loathing in Massachusetts

MFA opens its new Judaica gallery on the first night of Hanukkah The gallery, a rarity among American art museums, has been years in the making but comes at a heavy moment.

8 mindful practices to celebrate during Hanukkah

For some, the symbols of Hanukkah bring extra concern this year

Bracing for winter 2023: How much snow is in store for New England?

Andrea Bocelli postpones TD Garden performance just before show, citing ‘health challenges’

Checking in on Tom Brady and Gisele Bündchen, one year after divorce

New York is great at the holidays. In the dead of winter, it’s even better.

Senator Angus King of Maine looks for middle ground on gun safety

Advanced DNA testing for embryos is here — and it’s fraught

Will reality TV be forced to get real?

Politicians look to God and the Bible to do their heavy lifting

College leaders leave distressing impression in Washington hearing

Reimagining an American ideal

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Coral Reefer Band members honor Jimmy Buffett ahead of Christmas benefit concert in Cambridge Peter and Jim Mayer will perform on stage together for the first time since Buffett’s death at the upcoming show.

Trader Joe’s plans second Back Bay location The latest store — which nabbed a package store and alcoholic beverage license this spring — will be at 500 Boylston St., a few blocks up from its existing basement location across from the Hynes Convention Center.

A 1900s home near Providence Place Mall, R.I. State House could be redeveloped into mixed-use building The Hayes Street home was once owned by the first principal of Central High School. A newly filed proposal would raze it and construct a five-story mixed-use building in its place.

‘Never forget the past.’ Pearl Harbor remembrance ceremony held at Charlestown Navy Yard Military officials, veterans and members of the public gathered at the Charlestown Navy Yard Thursday to remember those who perished in the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor 82 years ago.

‘A lot of us comedians, we’re like big kids’: Globe Santa comedy show raises money for children in need The 11th Annual Globe Santa Comedy Night will feature nine comedians for a stand-up showcase at Giggles Comedy Club in Saugus - and pizza!

Dorchester Eagles are champions, the first Boston team to win a national title in any age or weight category in the 37 years Pop Warner football has kept records The Eagles 14-and-under team defeated the Darby Monarchs of Delaware County, Pa., 20-0, in Pop Warner’s Tomlin Division championship.

Boston Public Market to welcome Globe Santa at family holiday party Globe Santa will pay a visit to those who stop by the Boston Public Market’s family holiday party on Sunday.

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Harvard releases expert review after morgue scandal, but admits no wrongdoing. ‘People find ways of getting around systems.’

Most sheriffs scored a $20,000 raise in Legislature’s overdue spending bill, their second in three years The state's 14 county sheriffs — who serve six-year terms and oversee county jails — last received a pay increase in 2021, when their salaries jumped by 13 percent.

Two people have died after drinking Panera’s ‘charged’ beverages. Is marketing to blame? Both wrongful death lawsuits claimed the deceased typically steered clear of energy drinks and argued that Panera’s beverages were not adequately advertised as such.

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Dorchester Eagles are Pop Warner champions, the first Boston team to win a national title

The Patriots are finally in prime time. Follow along as they take on the Steelers.

Patriots elevate QB Malik Cunningham, RB Kevin Harris from practice squad

Cole Pouliot-Porter had unfinished business to settle, so he spurned prep school offers to return to Xaverian as its starting goaltender

Bill Belichick to be guest picker on ESPN’s ‘College GameDay’ for Army-Navy

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UAW says over 1,000 workers at VW plant in Tenn. have signed cards seeking union representation

A 1900s home near Providence Place Mall, R.I. State House could be redeveloped into mixed-use building

JetBlue hikes forecast, buoyed by bookings

Trader Joe’s plans second Back Bay location

These workplaces are doubling down on their commitment to diversity and inclusion

Some companies are remote, some hybrid. At least one lets you work from a boat.

Eight great job perks: Free work boots, $10k toward an electric car, and more

A plane flying over Harvard’s campus pulled banner that said ‘Harvard Hates Jews’ with Palestinian flag
The Globe could not immediately confirm who organized or funded the plane that circled low over Harvard's campus in Cambridge on Thursday.

As the left agonizes over Israel-Hamas cease-fire, New England’s progressive leaders stand apart
New England’s congressional delegation, stocked as it is with high-profile progressives, exemplifies the way the war in Gaza has scrambled the usual, easy-to-define ideological coalitions.

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What if everything we’ve heard isn’t true and Bill Belichick is still coach of the Patriots next season?
He seems to like it here and he’s still talking and coaching like a man with his eye on the 2024 season.

MFA opens its new Judaica gallery on the first night of Hanukkah
The gallery, a rarity among American art museums, has been years in the making but comes at a heavy moment.

Coral Reefer Band members honor Jimmy Buffett ahead of Christmas benefit concert in Cambridge
Peter and Jim Mayer will perform on stage together for the first time since Buffett’s death at the upcoming show.

Trader Joe’s plans second Back Bay location
The latest store — which nabbed a package store and alcoholic beverage license this spring — will be at 500 Boylston St., a few blocks up from its existing basement location across from the Hynes Convention Center.

A 1900s home near Providence Place Mall, R.I. State House could be redeveloped into mixed-use building
The Hayes Street home was once owned by the first principal of Central High School. A newly filed proposal would raze it and construct a five-story mixed-use building in its place.

‘Never forget the past.’ Pearl Harbor remembrance ceremony held at Charlestown Navy Yard
Military officials, veterans and members of the public gathered at the Charlestown Navy Yard Thursday to remember those who perished in the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor 82 years ago.

‘A lot of us comedians, we’re like big kids’: Globe Santa comedy show raises money for children in need
The 11th Annual Globe Santa Comedy Night will feature nine comedians for a stand-up showcase at Giggles Comedy Club in Saugus - and pizza!

Dorchester Eagles are champions, the first Boston team to win a national title in any age or weight category in the 37 years Pop Warner football has kept records
The Eagles 14-and-under team defeated the Darby Monarchs of Delaware County, Pa., 20-0, in Pop Warner’s Tomlin Division championship.

Boston Public Market to welcome Globe Santa at family holiday party
Globe Santa will pay a visit to those who stop by the Boston Public Market’s family holiday party on Sunday.

Most sheriffs scored a $20,000 raise in Legislature’s overdue spending bill, their second in three years
The state's 14 county sheriffs — who serve six-year terms and oversee county jails — last received a pay increase in 2021, when their salaries jumped by 13 percent.

Two people have died after drinking Panera’s ‘charged’ beverages. Is marketing to blame?
Both wrongful death lawsuits claimed the deceased typically steered clear of energy drinks and argued that Panera’s beverages were not adequately advertised as such.

What does the Yankees’ trade for Juan Soto mean for the Red Sox and the AL East?
Triston Casas said it himself: The addition of Alex Verdugo and Juan Soto makes the Yankees "a force to be reckoned with."