Speaking for the first time after a Globe report in which several men accused his husband of sexual assault and harassment, Senate president Stan Rosenberg said Bryon Hefner is entering a treatment program for alcohol dependency. 

Governor Charlie Baker said it?s up to the Senate and Rosenberg to decide whether Rosenberg should resign. I respectfully disagree. It?s entirely up to Rosenberg. 

The men who say they were assaulted by the Senate president?s husband are glad to know they?re not alone ? but they are wary of participating in an investigation. 

Democrats complained that some well-known conservatives have connections to the school, including Trump administration Education Secretary Betsy DeVos. 

Democrats are mocking what they say is the late-provided, hefty text of the legislation in videos and tweets. 

Work orders for 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. reveal the building to be, if not dumplike, well . . . a little bit worn, like so many other old houses.  

The combination of clear skies, the moon?s close orbit to the earth, and 14 hours of darkness per day should make for excellent viewing this weekend and Monday.  

Harvard University has agreed to turn over years of confidential applicant and student records to the U.S. Justice Department. 

Kevin M. Burke, also a former state public safety secretary, will lead an investigation into a State Police scandal over an altered arrest report. 

Fans can see a glimpse of Anna Alcott Pratt, who inspired the character of Meg, the eldest of the March sisters in ?Little Women.?