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Part of the East Wing demolition Tuesday.

White House expands East Wing demolition as critics decry Trump overreach

Much of the structure was torn down Tuesday to make way for President Donald Trump’s planned ballroom, despite complaints about the project’s lack of transparency.

President Trump attended a lunch with Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky at the White House last week.

Trump uses shutdown to target ‘Democrat programs’: ‘They’re never going to open again’

President Trump and his top budget official, Russell Vought, are using their authority to inflict or spare pain where they deem appropriate.

Here’s how to help federal workers who aren’t getting paidUSDA reopening some offices to help farmers despite shutdown

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt speaks to reporters outside the White House in Washington, D.C.

White House press secretary texts reporter a ‘your mom’ joke in Trump administration’s latest dig at the press

The administration has taken an increasingly adversarial approach to the press since Trump's reelection.

The Sagamore Bridge on a Friday morning. The US Army Corps of Engineers recently received $350 million through congressional appropriations to help rebuild the Cape's two bridges.

Here’s what to know about funding for the Cape Cod bridges, amid federal threats

Russell Vought, in a tweet last Friday, warned that the US Army Corps of Engineers “will be immediately pausing over $11 billion in lower-priority projects” in Boston and other locations.

Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr. attends an event in the Oval Office of the White House on Oct. 16 in Washington, DC.

Four takeaways from Frontline’s ‘The Rise of RFK Jr.’ documentary

Frontline’s “The Rise of RFK Jr.” premiered on PBS Tuesday night, offering a thorough overview of Kennedy’s life, controversies, and political ascension.

Boston’s museum landscape is undergoing a dramatic shift: A new generation of leaders
The ICA, Harvard Art Museums, and the MFA have gotten new directors within just over a year.

Boston Legacy FC founders, from left, Ami Kuan Danoff, Stephanie Connaughton, Anna Palmer, and Jennifer Epstein.

GLOBE MAGAZINE

Boston’s new women’s pro soccer team flubbed its rollout. Can Legacy FC come back from behind?

“I felt like I had been preparing for a Super Bowl, and we lost 49-nothing.” The team’s female founders are ready to give it another shot.

Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner says tattoo recognized as Nazi symbol has been covered

The first-time political candidate said he got the skull and crossbones tattoo in 2007, when he was in his 20s and in the Marine Corps.

John E. Sununu launches US Senate bid in New Hampshire, taking on Scott Brown for GOP nomination

Former WBZ-TV anchor Kate Merrill drops claims against onetime colleague in lawsuit filed against network

Merrill's lawsuit alleges she was forced out of her job over unfounded allegations of racial bias.

Nearly 200,000 people could lose access to UMass Memorial in contract dispute with Blue Cross

Patients may have to seek care elsewhere or pay higher out of pocket costs to get health care services from UMass Memorial and its providers.

Green Line D Branch shutdown begins Friday, with more disruptions across system to come in November

The Green Line’s Riverside branch will shut down for a week on Friday, with suspensions on sections of the Orange and Red lines slated for November.

Moderna says key study of its CMV vaccine, expected to be its next big win, failed
It's a significant setback for the Cambridge company, which is already facing pressure from Wall Street and the federal government.

Forecast | Ken Mahan
Cooling trend kicks off amid partly sunny skies on Thursday
A breeze of 10 to 15 mph continues across Greater Boston under a mix of sun and clouds.

As her daughter became sicker, grandmother testifies she fought to get her help

New medical details emerge during hearing to determine whether Dr. Jila Khorsand and Dr. Siavash Ghoreishi have the right to visit with their granddaughter.

Sam Adams releases ‘extreme beer’ with 30 percent alcohol by volume
The 2025 edition of Sam Adams Utopias is now available for purchase in 35 states, but is illegal in the other 15.

Coast Guard rescues family stranded on island after boat catches fire off Cape Cod; one in ‘severe’ condition

Wakefield man allegedly stabs woman at South Bay Center, police say

It’s silly. It’s sassy. It can’t spel too good. Why Dunkin’s viral spooky-season ad campaign is the future of marketing.

‘im in charge now’: Why Dunkin’s viral ‘Spidey D’ ad campaign is the future of marketing

An eight-legged doughnut is once again wreaking havoc on the Canton-based brand's social media accounts — and fans are eating it up.

“Life on the Other Planet,” a new documentary about the Boston rock scene of the 1970s and 80s, premieres at the Regent Theatre Friday.

Sound Check

New documentary reveals a different side of Boston’s rock history

"Life on the Other Planet" revisits Boston's rock scene of the '70s and '80s through interlocking vignettes of the bands that defined it.

A central stairway connecting office floors at One Lincoln, an upgraded downtown office tower that sold at foreclosure auction earlier this year.

From massage chairs to rooftop basketball, two-thirds empty downtown tower invests $100 million to woo tenants

Downtown office tower hopes to bring people back to the office with fancy re-do.

Opinion

Senate candidate Graham Platner speaks at a town hall at the Franco Center in Lewiston on Oct. 15.

CARINE HAJJAR

‘I do not see a path for him in the general election’: Graham Platner’s former political director reacts to Reddit and tattoo controversies

A campaign that started as a liberal working class revival has turned into an apology tour.

Tom Mashberg

The Louvre heist: Why stolen jewels are rarely recovered

EDITORIAL

Candidates offer two distinct paths for Newton School Committee

JEFF JACOBY

It’s time to end presidential pardons

IDEAS | JON LEVY

Why the smartest workplaces usually have more women

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Cambridge is raising its commercial property tax rate by 22 percent. (That’s not a typo.)

“This could actually be the end of us," a restaurant owner said. “We'll see."

A timeline of the jewel heist at the Louvre in Paris
It took less than eight minutes for thieves in Paris to steal over $100 million worth of crown jewels in a weekend heist at the world’s most visited museum.

odie henderson review | ★★

‘Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere’ finds Bad Scooter searching for his groove

This biopic about the recording of the "Nebraska" album succumbs to the usual biopic tropes, but Jeremy Allen White captures the essence of The Boss.

Apple Cinemas to operate Providence Place mall movie theater
“This represents an important step forward for Providence Place and its future,” Mark Russo, the mall’s court-appointed receiver, said in a statement.

Jury begins deliberations in retrial of Irish firefighter accused of rape

The jury began deliberations after hearing more than three days of testimony, including from the alleged victim.

Karen Read’s lawyers file response to wrongful death lawsuit, say any damages caused by ‘third parties’

"All such damages claimed were caused by the acts and omissions of third parties for whom Ms. Read is not responsible,” her attorneys wrote.

‘I was trying not to cry’: Brad Marchand gets emotional as TD Garden tribute brings closure to memorable Bruins tenure

“I knew it was going to hit me the way it did,” he said. But it all cascaded through his head as he watched the crowd celebrate the many years he gave to Boston.

GLOBE MAGAZINE
‘My God, is she on top of her game.’ Michelle Wu crushed foes in D.C. and at home. What’s next for the mayor?
Wu’s skills as a politician have never been more apparent.

Hey, ChatGPT: What should I get my mom for Christmas?
Increasingly, when consumers ask ChatGPT, Claude, and other artificial intelligence apps for advice on gift ideas, the responses come back with “buy” buttons.

INNOVATION BEAT
Another one bites the dust: Top health AI startup flees to Miami
OpenEvidence, valued at $6 billion, was founded in Cambridge by a Harvard grad.

Culture & Lifestyle

View from the John Hancock Founders Gallery at the Institute of Contemporary Art.

Where is the best view in Boston?

Director-dance instructor Tara Brown is photographed in Boston on Oct. 18 at Boston Dance Studios. The three- year-old studio put out the call to students and supporters to help it raise $40,000 in back rent.

Dance studio turns to community to help pay off back rent, but long-term financial pressure remains

The Louvre Museum in Paris was sealed off and closed after a jewelry heist on Oct. 19.

Former FBI agent who investigated Gardner heist weighs in on Louvre break-in and museum theft

Executive director and CEO Katherine Tallman inside the new lobby of the Coolidge Corner Theatre in Brookline on Feb. 22, 2024.

Coolidge Corner Theatre CEO and executive director to step down next year

Special Projects

Seventh-graders at the Curley School on the first day of school in 1975. (Ulrike Welsch/Globe staff)

Broken Promises, Unfulfilled Hope

The Boston Globe explores the legacy of Boston’s busing era.

An Ambulance passes Glenwood Regional Medical Center in West Monroe, LA on August 28, 2024.

A Boston Globe Spotlight Team report on Steward Health Care

A Boston Globe Spotlight Team review found the Steward Health Care hospital system plagued by staggering neglect at the hands of executives.

Explore the project: Snitch City

In a nation addicted to drugs, local police are addicted to informants.

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

Federal agents, including members of the Department of Homeland Security, the Border Patrol, and police, clashed with protesters outside a downtown US Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility on Oct. 4 in Portland, Ore.

Mark Hannah

Why Trump is successful on Gaza but fails against domestic opponents

EDITORIAL

Sheriffs’ spending habits long overdue for state scrutiny

Boston Mayor Ray Flynn, seen at the Cathedral Housing development in Boston during a groundbreaking on Sept. 4, 1991.

JOAN VENNOCHI

Charles Stuart is a bad chapter in the book of Ray Flynn’s life

The New England Revolution hosted Inter Miami on April 27, 2024, at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough. The stadium will be the location for the World Cup games next summer.

EDITORIAL

War of words over World Cup games needs a reality check

Buildings outside of South Station, across Dewey Square.

Robert Cordy

Is Boston punishing commercial property owners for appeals?

IDEAS

Blueprints for a new downtown Boston

Metro

GRANDPARENTS RIGHTS TRIAL

As her daughter became sicker, grandmother testifies she fought to get her help

New medical details emerge during hearing to determine whether Dr. Jila Khorsand and Dr. Siavash Ghoreishi have the right to visit with their granddaughter.

RI CRIME

Mentally disabled man shot by R.I. police indicted for allegedly pointing toy gun at officer, bystander

Sebastian Yidana, 28, was indicted for pointing a replica firearm at a Pawtucket police officer, who ultimately shot Yidana in the shoulder.

Forecast | Ken Mahan

Cooling trend kicks off amid partly sunny skies on Thursday

A breeze of 10 to 15 mph continues across Greater Boston under a mix of sun and clouds.

Stephanie Johnson, burlesque dancer with stories to tell, dies at 81

Ms. Johnson performed as a burlesque dancer in New York in the 1960s and '70s and later turned into a viral social media star.

Sports

Panthers center Eetu Luostarinen (No. 27) scores a goal past Bruins goaltender Jeremy Swayman (1) as defenseman Mason Lohrei (6) looks on during the third period of a 4-3 loss Tuesday night at TD Garden.

Bruins Notebook

Mason Loheri owns up to his defensive lapses in Bruins’ loss to Panthers

Lohrei was late to a loose puck leading to A.J. Greer’s goal in the second, and was beat on Eetu Luostarinen’s breakaway tally in the third of a 4-3 setback.

Based on being on the active roster, only 18 players in history have won four or more World Series titles. Is the Dodgers' Mookie Betts next?

Peter Abraham | On baseball

Will Mookie Betts get a fourth ring? Some thoughts on the Dodgers-Blue Jays World Series.

The Dodgers are 9-1 in the postseason, outscoring the Reds, Phillies, and Brewers by 18 runs. They will go into Game 1 of the World Series having played only four games over the previous 14 days.

From left: Draymond Green, Dan Leahy, and Kaliko Kauahi in "St. Denis Medical."

TV CRITIC'S CORNER

NBA instigator Draymond Green checks into ‘St. Denis Medical’

The Golden State Warriors forward plays a small role in the mockumentary's upcoming season premiere.

Kevin Paul Dupont | On Hockey

‘I was trying not to cry’: Brad Marchand gets emotional as TD Garden tribute brings closure to memorable Bruins tenure

GLOBE MAGAZINE

Boston’s new women’s pro soccer team flubbed its rollout. Can Legacy FC come back from behind?

HIGH SCHOOL FIELD HOCKEY

Globe Top 20 field hockey poll: A high 5 for Wellesley

Business

The true cost of infertility

For most people, IVF isn’t a guarantee. It’s a gamble, one that costs more than many can afford, financially and emotionally.

Nearly 200,000 people could lose access to UMass Memorial in contract dispute with Blue Cross

Patients may have to seek care elsewhere or pay higher out of pocket costs to get health care services from UMass Memorial and its providers.

GE Vernova stock down on fears power-demand boom is cooling

Moderna says key study of its CMV vaccine, expected to be its next big win, failed

magazine

PERSPECTIVE

Is your colleague making more money than you? Soon, you may be able to figure it out.

MISS CONDUCT Classics

As a grown-up, do you have to wear a costume to a Halloween party?

Learn about the chocolate making process at Goodnow Farms Chocolate in Sudbury.

Your Week Ahead

Learn about foliage photography, tour a chocolate factory, and more

This month, the Wang Theatre marks 100 years since it opened its doors.

GLOBE MAGAZINE

A century later, Boston’s Wang Theatre is still packing the house

metro

Shuttle buses will return as the MBTA prepares for work on the Green Line, Orange Line, Red Line, and Commuter Rail in the coming weeks.

Green Line D Branch shutdown begins Friday, with more disruptions across system to come in November

Coast Guard rescues family stranded on island after boat catches fire off Cape Cod; one in ‘severe’ condition

Jury begins deliberations in retrial of Irish firefighter accused of rape

sports

Canton senior Shannon Lane, who was born with a number of ailments, including a respiratory disease, a cleft palate, and hearing disabilities has overcome her adversities to help lead an 11-1-2 field hockey team.

At age 5, Shannon Lane had 100 stitches in her throat. Now she’s an unstoppable force for Canton field hockey.

Eastern Mass. field hockey: Players of the Week, Oct. 13-20

On Brad Marchand night, Bruins lose another one-goal game to extend skid to five: ‘Most nights, it’s our own doing’

business

From massage chairs to rooftop basketball, two-thirds empty downtown tower invests $100 million to woo tenants

Rare earth refinery in N.H. challenges China — in a small way

Sam Adams releases ‘extreme beer’ with 30 percent alcohol by volume

politics

White House press secretary texts reporter a ‘your mom’ joke in Trump administration’s latest dig at the press

White House expands East Wing demolition as critics decry Trump overreach

Nation

The South Louisiana ICE Processing Center is seen in this aerial photo in Basile, La., Tuesday, April 8.

Immigrant rights group calls for removing pregnant women from detention

Federal officials say 14 arrested during chaotic immigration sweep that sparked protests on NYC’s Canal Street

COVID-19 vaccines may help some cancer patients fight tumors

World

Communal workers stand in front of a residential building damaged during a massive drone and missile strike in Kyiv on October 22, 2025, amid the Russian invasion in Ukraine.

US prepares new sanctions as Russian drones and missiles kill 6 in Ukraine

Vance denies the US dictates to Israel as he meets with Netanyahu over Gaza cease-fire

Louvre director acknowledges failure after jewel heist and says she offered to resign

opinion

Sheriffs’ spending habits long overdue for state scrutiny

May I have a word: The ultimate safe space

Why the smartest workplaces usually have more women

lifestyle

Lucile Packard Children's Hospital at Stanford visitor Sheila Garcia, 3, wore mask before visiting a patient at the hospital in Palo Alto, Calif., Oct. 19, 2009.

During cold and flu season, the youngest kids really are the germiest

Can marijuana help you sleep? Here’s what experts say.

Rory Uphold knows why we compare our dating lives to horror films

food & dining

The Sam Adams Utopias 2025 features 30 percent alcohol by volume.

Sam Adams releases ‘extreme beer’ with 30 percent alcohol by volume

‘im in charge now’: Why Dunkin’s viral ‘Spidey D’ ad campaign is the future of marketing

A new identity for an iconic Cambridge restaurant space

travel

While Europe struggles with overtourism, the US faces undertourism, losing billions of dollars as tourists stay away.

Global tourism is surging, with one notable exception: the United States

Black cats, good luck: How Salem’s favorite felines serve as the city’s unofficial ambassadors

Jane Austen is turning 250, and England has gotten the party started

Arts

Where is the best view in Boston?

Boston’s museum landscape is undergoing a dramatic shift: A new generation of leaders

Jewels stolen from the Louvre include imperial crowns and necklaces

Books

"What We Can Know" by Ian McEwan and "1929: Inside the Greatest Crash in Wall Street History— and How It Shattered a Nation" by Andrew Ross Sorkin are two of the bestselling books this week.

Local bestsellers for the week ended Oct. 19

Facing fear and loss with trademark humor, Newman’s latest is another winner

Geraldine Brooks on love, loss, horses, and why she calls Martha’s Vineyard home

Movies

Oscar Isaac as Victor Frankenstein in "Frankenstein."

Guillermo del Toro’s moving ‘Frankenstein’ asks who the real monster is

Apple Cinemas to operate Providence Place mall movie theater

‘Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere’ finds Bad Scooter searching for his groove

Television

Four takeaways from Frontline’s ‘The Rise of RFK Jr.’ documentary

NBA instigator Draymond Green checks into ‘St. Denis Medical’

CBS hires ‘Irish-looking’ actor to play dead person in ‘Boston Blue,’ talent agency says

music

New documentary reveals a different side of Boston’s rock history

Mass. native Eric Lu takes home top prize at International Chopin Piano Competition

Roberta Alexander, widely acclaimed soprano, dies at 76

Theater/Dance

Dance studio turns to community to help pay off back rent, but long-term financial pressure remains

Karen MacDonald gives a career-highlight performance in ‘Misery’

American Repertory Theater lays off six members of its scene shop

Health

Nearly 200,000 people could lose access to UMass Memorial in contract dispute with Blue Cross

Moderna says key study of its CMV vaccine, expected to be its next big win, failed

The food you toss costs you plenty and emits tons of pollution. Here are tips on how to cut down.

Obituaries

“Back in the ’70s, I was the only Black girl making white girl money. I danced in so many mob clubs that I learned Italian,” said Ms. Johnson, shown in 2022.

White House expands East Wing demolition as critics decry Trump overreach

Trump uses shutdown to target ‘Democrat programs’: ‘They’re never going to open again’

White House press secretary texts reporter a ‘your mom’ joke in Trump administration’s latest dig at the press

Here’s what to know about funding for the Cape Cod bridges, amid federal threats

Four takeaways from Frontline’s ‘The Rise of RFK Jr.’ documentary

Boston’s museum landscape is undergoing a dramatic shift: A new generation of leadersThe ICA, Harvard Art Museums, and the MFA have gotten new directors within just over a year.

Boston’s new women’s pro soccer team flubbed its rollout. Can Legacy FC come back from behind?

Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner says tattoo recognized as Nazi symbol has been covered

Former WBZ-TV anchor Kate Merrill drops claims against onetime colleague in lawsuit filed against network

Nearly 200,000 people could lose access to UMass Memorial in contract dispute with Blue Cross

Green Line D Branch shutdown begins Friday, with more disruptions across system to come in November

Moderna says key study of its CMV vaccine, expected to be its next big win, failedIt's a significant setback for the Cambridge company, which is already facing pressure from Wall Street and the federal government.

Forecast | Ken MahanCooling trend kicks off amid partly sunny skies on ThursdayA breeze of 10 to 15 mph continues across Greater Boston under a mix of sun and clouds.

As her daughter became sicker, grandmother testifies she fought to get her help

Sam Adams releases ‘extreme beer’ with 30 percent alcohol by volume The 2025 edition of Sam Adams Utopias is now available for purchase in 35 states, but is illegal in the other 15.

Coast Guard rescues family stranded on island after boat catches fire off Cape Cod; one in ‘severe’ condition

Wakefield man allegedly stabs woman at South Bay Center, police say

‘im in charge now’: Why Dunkin’s viral ‘Spidey D’ ad campaign is the future of marketing

New documentary reveals a different side of Boston’s rock history

From massage chairs to rooftop basketball, two-thirds empty downtown tower invests $100 million to woo tenants

‘I do not see a path for him in the general election’: Graham Platner’s former political director reacts to Reddit and tattoo controversies

The Louvre heist: Why stolen jewels are rarely recovered

Candidates offer two distinct paths for Newton School Committee

It’s time to end presidential pardons

Why the smartest workplaces usually have more women

More recent News

Cambridge is raising its commercial property tax rate by 22 percent. (That’s not a typo.)

A timeline of the jewel heist at the Louvre in Paris It took less than eight minutes for thieves in Paris to steal over $100 million worth of crown jewels in a weekend heist at the world’s most visited museum.

‘Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere’ finds Bad Scooter searching for his groove

Apple Cinemas to operate Providence Place mall movie theater“This represents an important step forward for Providence Place and its future,” Mark Russo, the mall’s court-appointed receiver, said in a statement.

Jury begins deliberations in retrial of Irish firefighter accused of rape

Karen Read’s lawyers file response to wrongful death lawsuit, say any damages caused by ‘third parties’

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Where is the best view in Boston?

Dance studio turns to community to help pay off back rent, but long-term financial pressure remains

Former FBI agent who investigated Gardner heist weighs in on Louvre break-in and museum theft

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Explore the project: Snitch City

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Opinion, ideas, and commentary

Why Trump is successful on Gaza but fails against domestic opponents

Sheriffs’ spending habits long overdue for state scrutiny

Charles Stuart is a bad chapter in the book of Ray Flynn’s life

War of words over World Cup games needs a reality check

Is Boston punishing commercial property owners for appeals?

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Metro

As her daughter became sicker, grandmother testifies she fought to get her help

Mentally disabled man shot by R.I. police indicted for allegedly pointing toy gun at officer, bystander

Cooling trend kicks off amid partly sunny skies on Thursday

Stephanie Johnson, burlesque dancer with stories to tell, dies at 81

Sports

Mason Loheri owns up to his defensive lapses in Bruins’ loss to Panthers

Will Mookie Betts get a fourth ring? Some thoughts on the Dodgers-Blue Jays World Series.

NBA instigator Draymond Green checks into ‘St. Denis Medical’

‘I was trying not to cry’: Brad Marchand gets emotional as TD Garden tribute brings closure to memorable Bruins tenure

Boston’s new women’s pro soccer team flubbed its rollout. Can Legacy FC come back from behind?

Globe Top 20 field hockey poll: A high 5 for Wellesley

Business

The true cost of infertility

Nearly 200,000 people could lose access to UMass Memorial in contract dispute with Blue Cross

GE Vernova stock down on fears power-demand boom is cooling

Moderna says key study of its CMV vaccine, expected to be its next big win, failed

Is your colleague making more money than you? Soon, you may be able to figure it out.

As a grown-up, do you have to wear a costume to a Halloween party?

Learn about foliage photography, tour a chocolate factory, and more

A century later, Boston’s Wang Theatre is still packing the house

metro

Green Line D Branch shutdown begins Friday, with more disruptions across system to come in November

Coast Guard rescues family stranded on island after boat catches fire off Cape Cod; one in ‘severe’ condition

Jury begins deliberations in retrial of Irish firefighter accused of rape

Boston’s museum landscape is undergoing a dramatic shift: A new generation of leaders
The ICA, Harvard Art Museums, and the MFA have gotten new directors within just over a year.

Moderna says key study of its CMV vaccine, expected to be its next big win, failed
It's a significant setback for the Cambridge company, which is already facing pressure from Wall Street and the federal government.

Forecast | Ken Mahan
Cooling trend kicks off amid partly sunny skies on Thursday
A breeze of 10 to 15 mph continues across Greater Boston under a mix of sun and clouds.

Sam Adams releases ‘extreme beer’ with 30 percent alcohol by volume
The 2025 edition of Sam Adams Utopias is now available for purchase in 35 states, but is illegal in the other 15.

A timeline of the jewel heist at the Louvre in Paris
It took less than eight minutes for thieves in Paris to steal over $100 million worth of crown jewels in a weekend heist at the world’s most visited museum.

Apple Cinemas to operate Providence Place mall movie theater
“This represents an important step forward for Providence Place and its future,” Mark Russo, the mall’s court-appointed receiver, said in a statement.

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‘My God, is she on top of her game.’ Michelle Wu crushed foes in D.C. and at home. What’s next for the mayor?
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Hey, ChatGPT: What should I get my mom for Christmas?
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