Opinion | Jennifer Braceras
Feinstein played Ford like a pawn That is not a condemnation of Ford, it is a condemnation of Feinstein. Saying so isn?t ?survivor shaming,? it?s ?Senate shaming.?
Opinion | Martha Coakley
Angry and defiant, Kavanaugh brings heat but no light Kavanaugh was clearly emotional, but that emotion does not give us real insight into whether he is telling the truth.
JOAN VENNOCHI
Brett Kavanaugh and the tears of a bully Kavanaugh went before the Senate Judiciary Committee and poured every ounce of emotion he could summon into saving his nomination.
SCOT LEHIGH
Christine Blasey Ford was more credible Absent an FBI investigation of sexual misconduct allegations, Brett Kavanaugh shouldn?t be on the court.
? Christine Blasey Ford testified that she was "100 percent" certain Brett Kavanaugh was the one who attacked her.
? "I believed he was going to rape me," Ford told the committee, her voice breaking.
? Brett Kavanaugh forcefully and tearfully denied the accusations, lambasting his critics.
? Kavanaugh called the hearing a "national disgrace" and said he would "never" step back from the nomination.
Analysis
Judicial ambition and #MeToo collide in a public spectacle It was an uncomfortable and rare sight ? a nominee to the highest court in the land crying before a panel of Senators ? in a performance that seemed tuned as much to defending his honor as to salvaging his nomination.
Republican senators say the Judiciary Committee plans to vote Friday morning on Brett Kavanaugh?s nomination to the Supreme Court.
Ford?s testimony leaves women riveted Excruciating. Offensive. Heartbreaking. And yet familiar. Many women who watched Christine Blasey Ford testify before the Senate Judiciary Committee on Thursday about her attempted rape cringed through her questioning and identified with the witness more than they might have expected.
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Foul play is not suspected, and the state medical examiner is expected to determine the cause and manner of his death. Joyce was 56.
DAN SHAUGHNESSY
Some perspective on the Red Sox, and other thoughts . . . The playoffs start next week, but they still don?t know what to expect out of Chris Sale.
Mass. will require new assistance to 230 struggling schools Under a new system to be unveiled Thursday, the state will have to aid schools where performance fell short on the latest round of MCAS scores or other measures.
2018 MCAS scores for Mass. schools The Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education released 2018 MCAS results on Thursday.
Lawrence family that lost home in explosions files lawsuit against Columbia Gas A family that suffered serious injuries and lost their home due to a gas explosion that killed a Lawrence teenager on Sept. 13 is suing Columbia Gas of Massachusetts.
Officers responded to the area of 1651 Blue Hill Ave. to find a man shot. The victim was pronounced dead at a local hospital, police said.
$1.3 billion Winthrop Square tower clears final hurdle Millennium Partners said Thursday that it has closed on its deal to buy the site of the Winthrop Square Garage and will start work ?immediately? on a 691-foot, $1.3 billion tower.
COMMENTARY
Harvard art exhibits remind us James Baldwin was right. The time for change is now Art shows at Harvard reflect James Baldwin?s dedication to bearing witness to America?s beautiful and brutal truths.
Springfield agrees to pay $885,000 to four black men who alleged they were beaten by off-duty officers The city of Springfield has agreed to pay $885,000 to settle federal civil rights lawsuits brought by four black men who alleged they were beaten by off-duty Springfield police officers outside a popular bar in 2015, and then denied justice because of a police coverup.
TV Critic?s Corner
A tired ?Murphy Brown? returns to take on Trump So many of the jokes have already made the rounds on social media, probably months or even years ago.
Vermont lawmaker resigns, citing racial harassment and husband?s health Kiah Morris, the only African-American woman in the Vermont House of Representatives, announced her resignation Tuesday.
Elon Musk sued by Securities and Exchange commission The Tesla CEO was accused by the Securities and Exchange Commission of misleading investors when he tweeted that he was ?virtually certain? he could take the company private if he wanted to.
Jets offensive coordinator takes a shot at Patriots The Jets have had headset problems in each game this season, and Jeremy Bates said things like that tend to happen, ?especially in New England.?
Perspective | Magazine
Why are Asian-Americans crazy about ?Crazy Rich Asians?? It isn't about them. The movie glosses over the obsession with status and materialism that permeates certain sectors of Chinese society in Asia.
Opinion | Jessica Tang
Making sure Boston students come to school ready to learn The president of the Boston Teachers Union explains three critical areas to improve students? academic outcomes.
The world, the stage, the way ahead Lost and alone, Deb made a decision to reclaim the only home she?d ever had, whatever the risk.
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Deb was still new to this high school in Peabody, and had found her way to the vaunted theater program, establishing a foothold in a realm that felt magical.
With just over a week before he starts Game 1 of the playoffs, Sale expressed optimism that a fix is possible.
Shana Warner was shot, stabbed, and then run over by her estranged husband, who had jumped into her car as she was driving, prosecutors said.
With low inventory and home prices soaring in Massachusetts, it?s more and more difficult to break into communities traditionally known for their superior school districts. | realestate.boston.
The Democratic gubernatorial nominee said Colonel Kerry A. Gilpin and Public Safety Secretary Daniel Bennett have failed to do enough to reform State Police.
President Trump says he would ??certainly prefer not?? to fire Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein and says he may delay a highly anticipated meeting with him.
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John Paul, AAA Northeast's Car Doctor, answers a question from a reader who is tempted to pay more at the pump for premium gas.
Union officials accused the Health Policy Commission of a bias in favor of hospitals, which are fighting the ballot question.
Kevin Hart is up to his old tricks, this time in a classroom.
"Your world becomes smaller and smaller, and you can?t breathe, which is the worst feeling I?ve ever had,? the supermodel told People.
China embraces genetic testing, seeking answers on destiny and identity The rhetoric compelling Chinese consumers to sequence their genomes sounds like astrology, but with the veneer of science.
Until next year, my sweetheart In a special bonus episode, Meredith Goldstein explores what happens to summer romance when the summer ends, and ?Wet Hot American Summer? creator David Wain shares a girl-crazy memory from his own camp days.
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Despite debt, millennials are the biggest home-buying generation. How? Slightly more than a third of all home purchases were made by millennials over the past year.
Seattle?s mayor talks growing pains that offer some lessons for Boston Seattle mayor Jenny Durkan spoke at a Globe event on how innovation is shaping our world, and she?s in high demand among the hundreds of mayors gathered in Boston.
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