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2024 Election

Former president Obama spoke at a rally in support of Kamala Harris in Tucson, Arizona, on Friday.

Obama uses withering mockery in Arizona as he questions Trump’s competence

Former president Obama sharpened his criticism of Donald Trump at a rally Friday in Tucson, Arizona, casting Trump as a huckster who lacks the mental fitness to lead the nation.

Follow updates on the 2024 election

ANALYSIS

In a key Wisconsin county, voters are gripped by fear over who will win the presidential election

Trump thinks the border got him elected in 2016. He’s convinced it will do so again.

Karen Lynch at the company’s corporate headquarters in Woonsocket, R.I.

Karen Lynch took over CVS with a story of trauma and loss. Her ouster is another twist.

Lynch’s rise from her childhood in Ware to the corner office ended with her ouster after three years as CEO.

CVS ousts CEO Karen Lynch

Attacks hurled at meteorologists are nothing new. But the death threats and conspiracy theories are.
Their job is to protect life and property. Then came two hurricanes, and the vitriol and disinformation spiraled out of control. In a matter of hours, they had now become the enemy.

Another ‘wicked high tide’ will bring flooding this weekend Forecast: A spectacular, warm New England weekend Hurricane Oscar forms off the Bahamas

Quarterback Trevor Lawrence (right), now in his fourth season, is one of the biggest culprits for the Jaguars’ struggles on offense.

Ben Volin | Sunday football notes

They had hoped to be AFC contenders, but instead, the Jaguars are the NFL’s most disappointing team

The losing isn’t unusual for the 1-5 Jaguars, who have made the playoffs just four times in the last 20 years.

Tara Sullivan

Patriots still waiting for defense to live up to preseason billing as team’s strength

Ben Volin | On football

For the Patriots, Sunday’s game in London means more

Christopher L. Gasper

A stake in the Raiders was too good for Tom Brady to pass up

Patriots’ Christian Barmore apologizes for handling of police stop

New England Patriots defensive lineman Christian Barmore said he regretted the way he acted when officers pulled him over earlier this week.

Berkshire DA will not prosecute former Miss Hall’s teacher accused of sexual abuse

Matthew Rutledge was accused of sexual misconduct by five women who allege he made unwelcome advances, sexually abused them, and exploited them while they attended Miss Hall’s School.

‘They’re everywhere.’ Saugus on edge after coyotes attack small dogs.
Officials have issued an advisory warning residents to be on the lookout after “multiple reports of confrontations involving coyotes and small dogs.”

When people move out of Massachusetts, here’s where they go
New data from the US Census Bureau sheds light on where former Massachusetts residents are ending up.

As the world mourns late musician Liam Payne, Boston fans set up their own memorial in Boston Common

One Direction music and the crowd’s tears could be heard from a tall tree near Brewer Fountain and Tadpole Playground.

Everett woman alleges she was racially profiled, assaulted at Danvers farm after picking apples with her family

Nicole Pepin, who is Hispanic, said she plans to pursue assault and discrimination charges against Connors Farm.

Zillow added climate risk data to its for-sale listings. Not everyone in the real estate game is happy.
The risk scores affect an enormous number of properties in Massachusetts: more than 150,000.

Man dead, woman hospitalized after fire at Peabody mobile home park

First woman consecrated to head Episcopal Diocese of Massachusetts

At least 50 killed in Gaza strikes as drone is launched toward Israeli prime minister Netanyahu’s house

Hurricane Milton destroyed the fiberglass roof at Tropicana Field, leaving it open to the elements.

Peter Abraham | Sunday baseball notes

With Tropicana Field damaged by Hurricane Milton, where will the Rays play in 2025?

The best course of action might be to temporarily relocate to Clearwater or another spring training park until the roof can be fixed.

NESN ratings for Red Sox took a slight downturn

Joe Mazzulla coached the Celtics to their first NBA championships since the 2007-08 season.

Gary Washburn | Sunday basketball notes

Stan Van Gundy likes Celtics’ chances of making another run at NBA Finals

The TNT analyst lauded the team’s approach and its wealth of talent as it embarks on a march toward history.

Globe Celtics writers Adam Himmelsbach and Gary Washburn go one on one about the team’s chances of repeating

BC High’s Jackson Richard breaks loose for a long run as BC High downed Xaverian, 30-13.

FRIDAY's HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL ROUNDUP

Walpole exacts its revenge against Milton in a rematch between last year’s Division 3 Super Bowl finalists, and more action from Friday Night Lights

The Timberwolves (2-4) escaped with a 34-32 win after Quinn MacNeil and Cash Cantrell scored on back-to-back pick-6 interceptions against the Wildcats (3-4).

Harris Vs. Trump on Key Issues

Republican presidential nominee former President Donald Trump speaks during a Univision town hall, Wednesday, Oct. 16, 2024, in Doral, Fla.

Trump is consistently inconsistent on abortion and reproductive rights

Democratic presidential nominee Vice President Kamala Harris chats with the hosts during a commercial break at The View, Tuesday, Oct. 8, 2024, in New York.

Harris and Trump offer new details about policies and strategy in dueling interviews

Vice President Kamala Harris arrives at Trenton-Mercer Airport, in Mercer County, New Jersey, Wednesday, Oct. 16, 2024, en route to a campaign rally in Pennsylvania.

Harris and Trump transition efforts reflect their different approaches to governing

Vice President Kamala Harris spoke after President Biden signed an executive order on gun violence prevention at the White House in Washington on Sept. 26.

In talking about ‘freedom,’ Harris hopes she has a winning message on guns

Opinion

“America: What Went Wrong?" by Donald L. Barlett and James B. Steele became a bestselling book after publication in 1992.

Renée Loth

A prescient report on where America went wrong on economic equality

Many of the inequities that Donald Barlett and James Steele highlighted in 1991 have only gotten worse.

Bessel van der Kolk

Why voters should pass Question 4

ENDORSEMENT

The Boston Globe editorial board endorses Kamala Harris

Nassir Ghaemi

Legalizing psychedelics is dangerous — vote no on Question 4

EDITORIAL

Donald Trump’s debts and financial ties are a threat to national security

Globe Santa

For many families, mental illness can make the holidays harder

The overlap of mental illness and finances can create a vicious cycle that feels impossible to escape.

More recent News

A sitting New Hampshire Supreme Court justice and her husband were indicted. What now?
A criminal conviction wouldn’t automatically trigger removal from office. Arraignments are slated for next month.

‘I couldn’t stop it from hitting the pole’: Here’s why e-bike injuries among Gen-Xers and Boomers are spiking
New research suggests riders and city planners need to make changes to keep people safe.

John Grisham poached material for new book, media outlets say
The New York Times and ProPublica say that John Grisham went too far in his use of their reporting on a murder case in Texas, and they want changes made to his new book, "Framed."

State Police remove unit commander in Norfolk DA’s office as fallout from Karen Read trial continues
Detective Lieutenant Brian Tully, who is under internal investigation by State Police, no longer will lead troopers assigned to Norfolk District Attorney Michael Morrissey’s office.

ADRIAN WALKER

Kairos Shen returns to City Hall to help plan Boston’s next chapter
His appointment as head of the city's Planning Department is a homecoming for Kairos Shen, who spent more than two decades in City Hall, from 1993 to 2015.

Blind date: ‘I was happy to learn that he had tried some classic Rhode Island delicacies’
Will a shared enthusiasm for regional foods lead to a second date?

Early voting in Massachusetts starts Saturday. Here’s what to know.

Massachusetts voters can begin casting early ballots in person on Saturday, joining the hundreds of thousands who have already begun submitting their ballots by mail.

Here’s your guide to the 2024 election in Mass., from local races to ballot questions

DEVRA FIRST

He started making cooking videos to showcase Haitian cuisine. Now he serves it in the South End.
Mirbentz Jean Francois turns a catchphrase into a business with Did You Eat Yet?

shirley leung

Meet the 10 small business owners who will get up to $100,000 from Jaylen Brown and Jrue and Lauren Holiday
The Celtics stars met with 10 entrepreneurs who are part of their inaugural program that funds Boston-area founders to create $5 billion in generational wealth in communities of color.

North toward hope

‘Now we’re starting to understand.’ Waves of migrants push immigration to the fore for Massachusetts voters.
The migrant crisis has shifted the state to the right, even among Democrats.

Culture & Lifestyle

Xian Zhang conducts the Boston Symphony Orchestra in Schumann's Piano Concerto, with soloist Jonathan Biss.

Xian Zhang raises the bar — and her baton — conducting BSO

Salem couple Brontë McGarrah and Carter Laible wed at the John Hay Estate at the Fells in Newbury, N.H., where her family has ties going back generations, in August.

Thanks to fate and friends: A love story years in the making

Mandy Moore and Milo Ventimiglia in "This Is Us."

Imagine ‘This Is Us’ as ‘This Is the NFL’

Illustration by Allison Taliaferro/Globe Staff and Adobe Stock images

Lowell creates a ‘literary corridor’ to horror legend with local ties: Edgar Allan Poe

Special Projects

Illustration of Jayson Tatum, Jaylen Brown, and Derrick White along with other NBA greats for the 2024 Finals preview.

Where do the 2023-24 Celtics stand among the greatest teams in NBA history?

Data show that these Celtics are truly extraordinary, a team of uncommon prowess on both ends of the court

Lauren Friel (left) owner of Rebel Rebel, chatted with customers while working at her wine bar in Bow Market in Somerville. The restrictive Boston liquor license system has pushed throngs of innovative chefs to neighborhood towns with laxer laws, including Brookline, Somerville, and Cambridge.

HIGH & DRY

Priced out: How Boston’s broken liquor license system drives chefs from the city

A stubbornly high price tag for serving alcohol hurts thousands of hospitality workers, aspiring restaurateurs, and the city itself.

Interactive map

Pothole season is upon us. See which neighborhoods have the most reports

Boston’s 311 data provides a day-by-day look at the condition of the city’s streets and sidewalks, which neighborhoods are hit hardest, and just how fast repairs are made.

Nightmare in Mission Hill

The story of how a murder in Mission Hill — the Carol Stuart shooting — terrorized and wounded a community of innocent people.

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Opinion, ideas, and commentary

Benjamin Netanyahu addressed the 79th session of the United Nations General Assembly on Sept. 27.

Guy Ziv

Can Netanyahu rehabilitate his ‘Mr. Security’ image?

Kamala Harris during a campaign event at Washington Crossing Historic Park in Washington Crossing, Pa., on Oct. 16.

ENDORSEMENT

The Boston Globe editorial board endorses Kamala Harris

Gershon Baskin at his home in Jerusalem on Nov. 4, 2023.

Klara Vlahčević Lisinski

Could Yahya Sinwar’s death open the path to peace in Gaza? An Israeli peace activist thinks he has a way.

A man holds a banner that reads in Spanish 'Two nations don't fit here' during an anti-Haitian migration protest in Santo Domingo on Oct. 5.

MARCELA GARCÍA

The mass deportations no one is talking about

Ryan Walsh

AI makes our lives easier, but we still need to think for ourselves

IDEAS

Blueprints for a new downtown Boston

Metro

BLOTTER TALES

Roslindale’s runaway steer remains in custody, Jeep goes up in flames at a drive-through, and rolling truck causes chaos

Roslindale's runaway bull remains in custody, a Jeep goes up in flames in a fast food drive-thru, and other odd tales from local police and fire departments.

A day of kindness, and remembrance, for Colleen Ritzer, beloved Danvers High teacher

Forty-four donors received pink goodie bags and walked passed signs near the entrance that read “Inspire Kindness” and “Step up for Colleen” from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the third-annual blood drive.

Patriots’ Christian Barmore apologizes for handling of police stop

New England Patriots defensive lineman Christian Barmore said he regretted the way he acted when officers pulled him over earlier this week.

Philip Zimbardo, psychologist who led Stanford prison experiment, dies

Philip Zimbardo's 1971 Stanford University experiment, employing college students to play prison guards and inmates, became one of the most controversial episodes in modern psychology.

Sports

After allowing five earned runs during 74 appearances in the regular season, Guardians closer Emmanuel Clase has a 10.29 ERA in six postseason games.

BASEBALL

Untouchable in regular season, Guardians closer Emmanuel Clase now looking for answers

For the second straight night, the Yankees got to the All-Star in the late innings and have Cleveland on the edge of elimination following an 8-6 win on Friday night in Game 4 of the AL Championship Series.

Damien Martinez's 30-yard touchdown run with 4:05 left in the fourth quarter extended Miami's lead to 52-38.

No. 6 Miami 52, Louisville 45

Cam Ward’s four touchdown passes help No. 6 Miami prevail against Louisville

Ward completed 21 of 32 passes for 319 yards on the way to a school-record seventh consecutive 300-yard passing performance.

AMERICA'S CUP

Team New Zealand secures three-peat in America’s Cup, denying Britain in yachting’s highlight event

New Zealand’s eight-man crew embraced and cheered on the deck of the 75-foot Taihoro after holding Britannia off to win Race 9 in the best-of-13 final off Barcelona’s beachfront.

PETER ABRAHAM | ON BASEBALL

One win away from another pennant, Dave Roberts has his finger on the Dodgers’ pulse

harvard 35, holy cross 34

Harvard football denies 2-point conversion with time expired to hold off Holy Cross

BRUINS NOTEBOOK

Bruins shuffle lines again as Jim Montgomery holds auditions to fill Jake DeBrusk’s old role

Business

Tropical Storm Nadine poised to make landfall in Belize

Nadine is packing winds of 40 miles per hour and is expected to bring flooding to parts of Mexico, Belize, and Guatemala.

Karen Lynch took over CVS with a story of trauma and loss. Her ouster is another twist.

Lynch’s rise from her childhood in Ware to the corner office ended with her ouster after three years as CEO.

A failed mic leaves Donald Trump pacing the stage in silence for nearly 20 minutes

RI BUSINESS

CVS ousts CEO Karen Lynch, names Caremark head David Joyner as new chief

magazine

A three-panel door with a retractable screen replaced two windows, opening the reworked rooms to the backyard.

Kitchens & Baths

Renovating a 1929 redbrick home for a family of today

Rick Pitino (shown in a 1999 photo) has become a symbol of the Celtics’ haplessness in the 1990s.

PERSPECTIVE

Tanking, four-pointers, Pitino: Teaching young Celtics fans about the Bad Old Days

Dinner with Cupid

Blind date: ‘I was happy to learn that he had tried some classic Rhode Island delicacies’

MISS CONDUCT

My friend says my social media posts are divisive. What should I do?

metro

Rev. Julia Whitworth greets well-wishers at after her ordination. She became the first woman to head the Diocese of Massachusetts.

First woman consecrated to head Episcopal Diocese of Massachusetts

Berkshire DA will not prosecute former Miss Hall’s teacher accused of sexual abuse

Tropical Storms Oscar, Nadine form in the Caribbean

sports

As the runners came up the first hill of the varsity girls' 5K race at the 63rd Catholic Memorial Invitational, Whitinsville Christian's Emily Flagg was already on firm footing with the lead at Franklin Park.

In ‘go’ mode, Whitinsville Christian’s Emily Flagg sets course record at 63rd Catholic Memorial Invitational

With lack of star power, Patriots have to settle for offering fans in the UK hope

‘I take full accountability’: Patriots’ Christian Barmore apologizes following incident with Providence Police Department

business

Fans in nearly 30 US cities will watch their hometown teams on FanDuel Sports Network starting next week.

Struggling Diamond Sports Group, which broadcasts nearly 30 pro sports teams, re-brands as FanDuel Sports Network

Fox’s Bret Baier acknowledges ‘mistake’ in Harris interview over airing of Trump clip

John Hancock’s longevity symposium draws Maura Healey, Jrue Holiday, Drew Brees

politics

Former president Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris.

Follow live updates on the 2024 presidential election

Judges punishing Jan. 6 rioters say they fear more political violence as Election Day nears

A failed mic leaves Donald Trump pacing the stage in silence for nearly 20 minutes

Nation

Security officers stand by a gate outside the Carroll County Courthouse where the trial of Richard Allen, accused of the slayings of two teenage girls in 2017, began Friday, Oct. 18, 2024 in Delphi, Ind.

Video and an unused bullet prove man’s guilt in Indiana girls’ killings, prosecutor says

In a bellwether Pennsylvania county, a modest loss could be a win for Harris

Super PAC puts a $700 million bet on Harris ads

World

Ukrainian military officials stop men on the streets of Kyiv to check whether they have updated their information with the draft office, on June 11, 2024. Serhii Hnezdilov, a Ukrainian soldier, said he wanted to draw attention to the need to discharge worn-out soldiers and replace them with fresh conscripts.

A soldier chose a radical way to publicize troop fatigue: He deserted

Sinwar’s final moments: on the run, hurt, alone, but still defiant

Fighting rages in Gaza and Lebanon, despite killing of Hamas leader

opinion

Ozempic injection pens moved along a conveyor at the Novo Nordisk A/S production facilities in Hillerod, Denmark, on Sept. 26, 2023.

New weight loss drugs raise questions of access, costs

A character from a 50-year-old children’s book is a TikTok sensation. Here’s why.

A prescient report on where America went wrong on economic equality

lifestyle

Coauthors of "Puppy Kindergarten" Vanessa Woods and Brian Hare.

Dr. Brian Hare and Vanessa Woods on puppy cognition and the new science of raising dogs

Boston Halloween events and things to do for Halloweekend and beyond

The A.R.T. is selling 20,000 pieces of costume history — just in time for Halloween

food & dining

Lunch at some of the Water Street restaurants in Boston in 2022.

Why do so many Boston workers skip their lunch break?

In Winchester, Karma offers sleek sushi for high rollers

Taco Azul opens on Beacon Hill; Alton Brown and Jamie Bissonnette set sail from Boston

travel

A group of tourists stand in line outside a bar as they attend a pub crawl tour in downtown Prague, Czech Republic, Thursday, Oct. 17, 2024.

Prague bans nighttime pub crawls to deal with drunk and rowdy visitors

Some Maine ghost stories refuse to die. Here are a few favorites.

‘I’ve turned the world into my office.’ Meet the people working remotely while traveling the globe.

Arts

Édouard Manet, "The Croquet Party," 1871, is on display at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum.

‘Manet: A Model Family’ at the Gardner Museum reveals intimate drama

Borrowing from the business world, Boston Public Art Triennial announces its 2024 accelerator artists

Lillian Schwartz, pioneer in computer-generated art, dies at 97

Books

Lowell creates a ‘literary corridor’ to horror legend with local ties: Edgar Allan Poe

A single father recalls the ‘terrifying’ early years

Reconsidering Mondrian, master of the modern

Movies

Zendaya attends the Louis Vuitton Paris Womenswear Spring-Summer 2025 show as part of Paris Fashion Week on Oct. 1, 2024 in Paris, France.

Zendaya returns to Boston, reportedly to film a new movie with Robert Pattinson

Five things to do around Boston, Oct. 21-27

Toni Vaz, stuntwoman who started the NAACP Image Awards, dies at 101

Television

Molly Shannon, pictured last August at the premiere of season 4 of "Only Murders in the Building."

Molly Shannon, reconsidered

Zendaya returns to Boston, reportedly to film a new movie with Robert Pattinson

Imagine ‘This Is Us’ as ‘This Is the NFL’

music

James Taylor performed "Shower the People" with students from the Boston Arts Academy during Thursday's fund-raiser.

James Taylor performs, Don Law honored, at Boston Arts Academy fund-raiser

Xian Zhang raises the bar — and her baton — conducting BSO

Five things to do around Boston, Oct. 21-27

Theater/Dance

Kayode Akinyemi and Malcolm Ingram in "Simon Says."

Celebrate the season with these spooky plays around Boston

Meet the artist dancing in a Dorchester tire shop

In ‘Nassim,’ at the Huntington, the man offstage matters as much as the man onstage

Health

Dr. Susan Meschwitz, center, a chemistry professor at Salve Regina University in Newport, R.I., in her lab with two undergraduate students.

About 30% of women are reinfected with a UTI within a year. This R.I. professor is looking for a way to change that.

Why is Lifespan buying hospitals in Massachusetts instead of saving two in Rhode Island?

R.I. Life Science Hub still in negotiations to develop lab incubator space: ‘In the business world... things moved a lot faster’

Obituaries

Stanford psychology professor Philip Zimbardo gave his last lecture on the Stanford University campus in Palo Alto, Calif., on March 7, 2007.

Obama uses withering mockery in Arizona as he questions Trump’s competence

In a key Wisconsin county, voters are gripped by fear over who will win the presidential election

Trump thinks the border got him elected in 2016. He’s convinced it will do so again.

Karen Lynch took over CVS with a story of trauma and loss. Her ouster is another twist.

Attacks hurled at meteorologists are nothing new. But the death threats and conspiracy theories are. Their job is to protect life and property. Then came two hurricanes, and the vitriol and disinformation spiraled out of control. In a matter of hours, they had now become the enemy.

They had hoped to be AFC contenders, but instead, the Jaguars are the NFL’s most disappointing team

Patriots still waiting for defense to live up to preseason billing as team’s strength

For the Patriots, Sunday’s game in London means more

A stake in the Raiders was too good for Tom Brady to pass up

Patriots’ Christian Barmore apologizes for handling of police stop

Berkshire DA will not prosecute former Miss Hall’s teacher accused of sexual abuse

‘They’re everywhere.’ Saugus on edge after coyotes attack small dogs. Officials have issued an advisory warning residents to be on the lookout after “multiple reports of confrontations involving coyotes and small dogs.”

When people move out of Massachusetts, here’s where they go New data from the US Census Bureau sheds light on where former Massachusetts residents are ending up.

As the world mourns late musician Liam Payne, Boston fans set up their own memorial in Boston Common

Everett woman alleges she was racially profiled, assaulted at Danvers farm after picking apples with her family

Zillow added climate risk data to its for-sale listings. Not everyone in the real estate game is happy. The risk scores affect an enormous number of properties in Massachusetts: more than 150,000.

Man dead, woman hospitalized after fire at Peabody mobile home park

First woman consecrated to head Episcopal Diocese of Massachusetts

At least 50 killed in Gaza strikes as drone is launched toward Israeli prime minister Netanyahu’s house

With Tropicana Field damaged by Hurricane Milton, where will the Rays play in 2025?

Stan Van Gundy likes Celtics’ chances of making another run at NBA Finals

Walpole exacts its revenge against Milton in a rematch between last year’s Division 3 Super Bowl finalists, and more action from Friday Night Lights

Trump is consistently inconsistent on abortion and reproductive rights

Harris and Trump offer new details about policies and strategy in dueling interviews

Harris and Trump transition efforts reflect their different approaches to governing

In talking about ‘freedom,’ Harris hopes she has a winning message on guns

A prescient report on where America went wrong on economic equality

Why voters should pass Question 4

The Boston Globe editorial board endorses Kamala Harris

Legalizing psychedelics is dangerous — vote no on Question 4

Donald Trump’s debts and financial ties are a threat to national security

For many families, mental illness can make the holidays harder

More recent News

A sitting New Hampshire Supreme Court justice and her husband were indicted. What now? A criminal conviction wouldn’t automatically trigger removal from office. Arraignments are slated for next month.

‘I couldn’t stop it from hitting the pole’: Here’s why e-bike injuries among Gen-Xers and Boomers are spiking New research suggests riders and city planners need to make changes to keep people safe.

John Grisham poached material for new book, media outlets say The New York Times and ProPublica say that John Grisham went too far in his use of their reporting on a murder case in Texas, and they want changes made to his new book, "Framed."

State Police remove unit commander in Norfolk DA’s office as fallout from Karen Read trial continues Detective Lieutenant Brian Tully, who is under internal investigation by State Police, no longer will lead troopers assigned to Norfolk District Attorney Michael Morrissey’s office.

ADRIAN WALKER Kairos Shen returns to City Hall to help plan Boston’s next chapter His appointment as head of the city's Planning Department is a homecoming for Kairos Shen, who spent more than two decades in City Hall, from 1993 to 2015.

Blind date: ‘I was happy to learn that he had tried some classic Rhode Island delicacies’ Will a shared enthusiasm for regional foods lead to a second date?

Recommended reads

Early voting in Massachusetts starts Saturday. Here’s what to know.

DEVRA FIRST He started making cooking videos to showcase Haitian cuisine. Now he serves it in the South End. Mirbentz Jean Francois turns a catchphrase into a business with Did You Eat Yet?

North toward hope ‘Now we’re starting to understand.’ Waves of migrants push immigration to the fore for Massachusetts voters. The migrant crisis has shifted the state to the right, even among Democrats.

Culture & Lifestyle

Xian Zhang raises the bar — and her baton — conducting BSO

Thanks to fate and friends: A love story years in the making

Imagine ‘This Is Us’ as ‘This Is the NFL’

Lowell creates a ‘literary corridor’ to horror legend with local ties: Edgar Allan Poe

Special Projects

Where do the 2023-24 Celtics stand among the greatest teams in NBA history?

Priced out: How Boston’s broken liquor license system drives chefs from the city

Pothole season is upon us. See which neighborhoods have the most reports

Nightmare in Mission Hill

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Opinion, ideas, and commentary

Can Netanyahu rehabilitate his ‘Mr. Security’ image?

The Boston Globe editorial board endorses Kamala Harris

Could Yahya Sinwar’s death open the path to peace in Gaza? An Israeli peace activist thinks he has a way.

The mass deportations no one is talking about

AI makes our lives easier, but we still need to think for ourselves

Blueprints for a new downtown Boston

Metro

Roslindale’s runaway steer remains in custody, Jeep goes up in flames at a drive-through, and rolling truck causes chaos

A day of kindness, and remembrance, for Colleen Ritzer, beloved Danvers High teacher

Patriots’ Christian Barmore apologizes for handling of police stop

Philip Zimbardo, psychologist who led Stanford prison experiment, dies

Sports

Untouchable in regular season, Guardians closer Emmanuel Clase now looking for answers

Cam Ward’s four touchdown passes help No. 6 Miami prevail against Louisville

Team New Zealand secures three-peat in America’s Cup, denying Britain in yachting’s highlight event

One win away from another pennant, Dave Roberts has his finger on the Dodgers’ pulse

Harvard football denies 2-point conversion with time expired to hold off Holy Cross

Bruins shuffle lines again as Jim Montgomery holds auditions to fill Jake DeBrusk’s old role

Business

Tropical Storm Nadine poised to make landfall in Belize

Karen Lynch took over CVS with a story of trauma and loss. Her ouster is another twist.

A failed mic leaves Donald Trump pacing the stage in silence for nearly 20 minutes

CVS ousts CEO Karen Lynch, names Caremark head David Joyner as new chief

Renovating a 1929 redbrick home for a family of today

Tanking, four-pointers, Pitino: Teaching young Celtics fans about the Bad Old Days

Attacks hurled at meteorologists are nothing new. But the death threats and conspiracy theories are.
Their job is to protect life and property. Then came two hurricanes, and the vitriol and disinformation spiraled out of control. In a matter of hours, they had now become the enemy.

‘They’re everywhere.’ Saugus on edge after coyotes attack small dogs.
Officials have issued an advisory warning residents to be on the lookout after “multiple reports of confrontations involving coyotes and small dogs.”

When people move out of Massachusetts, here’s where they go
New data from the US Census Bureau sheds light on where former Massachusetts residents are ending up.

Zillow added climate risk data to its for-sale listings. Not everyone in the real estate game is happy.
The risk scores affect an enormous number of properties in Massachusetts: more than 150,000.

A sitting New Hampshire Supreme Court justice and her husband were indicted. What now?
A criminal conviction wouldn’t automatically trigger removal from office. Arraignments are slated for next month.

‘I couldn’t stop it from hitting the pole’: Here’s why e-bike injuries among Gen-Xers and Boomers are spiking
New research suggests riders and city planners need to make changes to keep people safe.

John Grisham poached material for new book, media outlets say
The New York Times and ProPublica say that John Grisham went too far in his use of their reporting on a murder case in Texas, and they want changes made to his new book, "Framed."

State Police remove unit commander in Norfolk DA’s office as fallout from Karen Read trial continues
Detective Lieutenant Brian Tully, who is under internal investigation by State Police, no longer will lead troopers assigned to Norfolk District Attorney Michael Morrissey’s office.

ADRIAN WALKER

Kairos Shen returns to City Hall to help plan Boston’s next chapter
His appointment as head of the city's Planning Department is a homecoming for Kairos Shen, who spent more than two decades in City Hall, from 1993 to 2015.

Blind date: ‘I was happy to learn that he had tried some classic Rhode Island delicacies’
Will a shared enthusiasm for regional foods lead to a second date?

DEVRA FIRST

He started making cooking videos to showcase Haitian cuisine. Now he serves it in the South End.
Mirbentz Jean Francois turns a catchphrase into a business with Did You Eat Yet?

North toward hope

‘Now we’re starting to understand.’ Waves of migrants push immigration to the fore for Massachusetts voters.
The migrant crisis has shifted the state to the right, even among Democrats.