If asked to guess, it’s a safe bet that few Americans would have put the northern New England state anywhere on their list of possibilities.  

One of five black women golfers who were told to leave a Pennsylvania club said Tuesday it felt like they were playing “with targets on our backs.”  

The next generation of airline seating involves standing in tight quarters.  

State Street Corp. is looking for office space as its lease at the State Street Financial Center comes to an end.  

It’s been 72 years since they last won 100, but with reasonably good health, this group could pull it off.

Mohamed Salah produced two world-class finishes and set up goals by Sadio Mane and Roberto Firmino.

Pennsylvania’s high court has ordered a judge to free the rapper, who was recently paid a visit by Patriots owner Robert Kraft, on bail while he appeals his convictions. 

The Spyce Food Co. is getting ready to open a restaurant with a mechanized kitchen in downtown Boston. 

Dr. Leslie Gordon, whose son Sam Berns died at 17, hasn’t found a cure — but she’s convinced that she and fellow researchers have hit on a promising treatment. 

Prince William and Kate have not divulged their new son’s name yet. Still, that hasn’t stopped many from guessing. 

State Rep. Mike Chippendale said he won’t apologize for ‘‘zealously defending’’ the Second Amendment. 

Mayor Marty Walsh, Governor Charlie Baker, and Attorney General Maura Healey also made the top 10.

The Massachusetts tech sector voiced its concerns about the ban in time for the US Supreme Court to take up the issue Wednesday.