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A person walked past the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health in Boston, on May 20.

‘Unprecedented’: Harvard public health school confronts severe financial crisis, seeks corporate sponsors

The school has already laid off some number of faculty and staff, reduced its class of PhD students by nearly half, and shelved research projects.

President Trump at an event about autism in the Roosevelt Room of the White House, on Sept. 22. Many scientists were pleased to learn that NIH funding will go to leading experts examining complex new theories regarding the causes of autism, not only fears over vaccines.

Despite false claims, Trump funnels millions into credible autism research

Scientists are cautiously optimistic over some projects chosen to receive NIH funding that will examine complex new theories, not only fears over vaccines.

Sen. John Thune (R-S.D.) spoke to reporters outside of his office on Capitol Hill in Washington, on Sept. 19. President Trump plans to meet with the top four congressional leaders at the White House on Monday, one day before the deadline to fund the federal government or face a shutdown.

Trump to meet Monday with top four congressional leaders as government shutdown risk looms

The meeting will come one day before the shutdown deadline, according to reports, amid a standoff between lawmakers to pass a new spending measure.

Trump says he will send troops to Portland, Oregon, in latest deployment to US cities

Sox starter Connelly Early retired 13 of the first 14 batters he faced before giving up two runs in the fifth inning.

Tigers 2, Red Sox 1

Manager Alex Cora believes nobody predicted the Red Sox would make the postseason, but writers’ polls say otherwise

Motivation is where you find it and Cora will push whatever buttons he can to get his team ready for its first postseason appearance since 2021.

Red Sox players (from left) Roman Anthony, Romy Gonzalez, and Jarren Duran let the champagne fly during Friday night's sudsy clubhouse celebration after clinching a playoff berth.

ALEX SPEIER | ON BASEBALL

The unsung heroes of Friday night’s Red Sox celebration? The clubhouse workers of Fenway.

“It was all hands on deck,” said Josh Liebenow, the assistant manager of the Fenway clubhouse.

Alex Cora went into playoff mode to ensure the Red Sox would be playing October baseball

Dan Shaughnessy

Why not the Red Sox this October, and other thoughts ahead of the baseball playoffs

Peter Abraham | Sunday baseball notes

Craig Breslow revisits quote on Rafael Devers trade, and why the Red Sox improved as he predicted

Lacey Kohler, Urban Greening Projects co-ordinator and Cristiane Caro, cofounder of Pearl Street Garden Collective, worked in the new microforest in Providence.

ENVIRONMENT

Lush, green ‘microforest’ crops up amid Providence’s asphalt grid, reflecting worldwide trend

“They are popping up all over the world,” Alexandra Ionescu said. “A lot of people right now are feeling the effects of climate change and they want to take meaningful action.”

BB&N came out of the gates strong, going up early against Avon Old Farms, but it quickly went downhill in a 48-14 loss.

high schools

Nine high school sports takeaways from a Saturday that saw some next-level football stats

Between the Ocean State Invite and Bay State Invite dominating the cross-country landscape, and several cross-state football showdowns, it was a Saturday for all of New England.

National Weather Service at ‘breaking point’ as storm approaches

The Trump administration’s cuts to the Weather Service are pushing the agency to its limits, according to interviews with current and former staffers.

Maps: Future Imelda posing threat to US Southeast as Humberto strengthens to a Category 5 hurricane

Here’s a list of the New England workers who were suspended for posting about Kirk’s killing

More than half a dozen educators and others have faced consequences following statements made online about the slaying of Charlie Kirk.

CHESTO MEANS BUSINESS

In wake of Applegreen’s service-plaza exit, no easy answers for Healey

The state now has two less-than-ideal options: Take Global Partners up on its offer by accepting its losing bid, or start over with new bids.

What can happen if you let people wear their germy shoes in your house
Is it true that your shoes can spread germs to the floors in your home and make you sick? Here's what experts say.

Stolen mural brings debate over AI-made art ‘to the street’ in Cambridge

The mural-like banner was stolen off the side of a building in Central Square, police said.

State health officials confirm two more West Nile virus infections

The risk of contracting West Nile virus from mosquitoes remains high throughout wide swaths of Central and Eastern Massachusetts.

The Starbucks beneath the historic steaming kettle in Government Center is set to close next week, along with nearly 20 other Boston-area locations.

Nearly 20 Starbucks in Greater Boston are set to close amid restructuring. See if your local store is on the list.

3 killed, 8 wounded after gunman fires on North Carolina riverside bar from boat

Amid military escalation in Gaza, Mass. lawmakers traveled to Israel on trip funded by Israeli government

Middleborough man indicted for murder after fatal stabbing during dinner fight

Logan customs agent accused of pushing fraudulent Christmas lights crackdown in Plymouth

Imogen Poots and Brett Goldstein in "All of You."

Watch Party

‘All of You,’ ‘House of Guinness,’ plus more new movies and TV shows to stream this weekend

From a romantic drama to an Irish beer-themed series, here’s what to watch.

Formed in 1984, Stop Calling Me Frank was once a mainstay at dearly departed clubs like The Rat, Chet’s Last Call, and T.T. The Bear’s Place.

Market Basket inspires spunky new track from a veteran Boston band

Stop Calling Me Frank's song, aptly titled “MB Anthem (The Market Basket Song),” drops Friday on Rum Bar Records’ Bandcamp site.

A man struggles to photograph a wrecked yacht on a pier in New Bedford, Mass., during Hurricane Gloria on Sept. 27, 1985. The hurricane forced the evacuation of tens of thousands of seacoast residents and caused widespread power outages that affected more than 2 million homes in New England.

‘Storm of the century’: 40 years ago today, Hurricane Gloria wreaked havoc in New England

Connecticut took the brunt of the storm, making it the worst hurricane to hit the state since 1938.

Opinion

A stained glass of Saint Augustine of Hippo at a church in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.

Alex Beam

The most important fact about Pope Leo XIV

Leo’s lifetime devotion to the theologian, philosopher, and memoirist Augustine offers a window into his papacy.

Joan Wickersham

Imagining a Supreme Court collegial lunch, 2025

Maura Sullivan

My sons have autism, and the stigma of blame must end

KIMBERLY ATKINS STOHR

Your SCOTUS questions, answered!

Renée Graham

End the gerontocracy — establish age limits for elected politicians

More recent News

Suffolk sheriff’s officer busted in meth sting; another employee fired for allegedly smuggling drugs to inmate

The revelations are the latest controversies to buffet the Boston-based sheriff’s department.

Black participants have long been underrepresented in clinical trials. Advocates are working to bridge the gap.

Though Black Americans represent 14 percent of the US population, they account for about 5 to 7 percent of clinical trial participants, according to the National Cancer Institute.

Webster man charged in connection to 2024 Southbridge fire that displaced 12 families

Gerardo Cruz-Rivera is charged with two counts each of arson of a dwelling and malicious damage to a motor vehicle following the 2024 blaze.

Former Boston police sergeant charged with raping boy pleads not guilty in superior court

Paul Downey entered his plea to four counts of aggravated rape, two counts of enticing a child under 16, and other charges, records show.

Husband of woman injured in Nashua country club shooting says she is recovering

Five years ago, Brianna and Doug Surette celebrated their wedding at Sky Meadow Country Club. They happened to be there again last weekend when a gunman opened fire.

Vermont State Police searching for ‘armed and dangerous’ suspects in alleged road rage incident

Authorities are seeking information about Justin French and Kayla Cabey, who were allegedly involved in the Sept. 20 incident.

Hot tubs, toe rings, and pickle pizza. After 108 years, the Big E still draws record crowds.

The 108-year-old Eastern States Exposition — better known as the Big E — is New England’s annual 17-day fall rite, a mash-up of thrilling rides, state pride, livestock barns, and endless food.

He played with Face to Face and Bob Dylan. Now, his loved ones are rallying support for his medical care.
Stu Kimball has Alzheimer's disease. His wife said he has "declined precipitously over the last year or so."

Lower mortgage rates are no help for Greater Boston’s frozen housing market
Home sales in the region remained relatively stagnant in August, even as mortgage rates dropped.

Decades in the making, the South Station Tower is readying for move-in. Take a look inside.
The 51-story office and condo skyscraper is opening soon, proving a test for both office demand and high-end housing.

Culture & Lifestyle

‘All of You,’ ‘House of Guinness,’ plus more new movies and TV shows to stream this weekend

Mimi Quillin works with dance students at Boston Conservatory at Berklee as part of the Verdon Fosse Legacy's new residency at the school.

Boston Conservatory dance students get a jazzy introduction to ‘Fosseland’

Tommy Kha, "Constellations XVIII, Whitehaven, Memphis," 2019.

At the Addison, Tommy Kha self-identifies (and then some)

Leonardo DiCaprio as Bob Ferguson in “One Battle After Another.”

In ‘One Battle After Another,’ the revolution doesn’t feel so relevant

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

Ralph de la Torre took a break after watching his wife compete in the Global Dressage Festival in Wellington, Fla., on March 7.

EDITORIAL

Trump goes after James Comey while Ralph de la Torre walks free

In his return to late-night after a short-lived suspension, Jimmy Kimmel skewered President Trump and Brendan Carr, the chair of the Federal Communications Commission, who had suggested on a podcast that ABC should be punished because of Kimmel’s remarks related to Charlie Kirk.

JOAN VENNOCHI

Donald Trump’s terrible, horrible, no good, very bad day

Boston Red Sox center fielder Ceddanne Rafaela reacted to a called strike as the Sox went down in the ninth inning against the Pittsburgh Pirates on Aug. 29 at Fenway Park.

Finnegan Schick

The strike zone belongs to human judgment, not computers

MBTA passengers at the Kendall/MIT MBTA Red Line subway stop were framed by reflections of office towers. Kendall Square is popular with biotech and tech companies that sponsor H1-B visas.

EDITORIAL

The foreign work visa program needs reform. But a $100,000 fee is excessive.

Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. in Washington earlier this month. Federal health officials have linked rising rates of autism to the use of acetaminophen, the active ingredient in the common painkiller Tylenol. Scientists have studied a potential connection for years, but the research so far has yielded inconclusive results.

EDITORIAL

RFK Jr. has proven nothing but his unfitness. He must go.

IDEAS

Blueprints for a new downtown Boston

Metro

Logan customs agent accused of pushing fraudulent Christmas lights crackdown in Plymouth

Investigators traced the email to a Customs & Border Protection workstation at Logan, logged in under Marden’s work account

Maps: Future Imelda posing threat to US Southeast as Humberto strengthens to a Category 5 hurricane

Models show the projected tracks and other possible scenarios in the coming days in the Atlantic.

State health officials confirm two more West Nile virus infections

The risk of contracting West Nile virus from mosquitoes remains high throughout wide swaths of Central and Eastern Massachusetts.

National Weather Service at ‘breaking point’ as storm approaches

The Trump administration’s cuts to the Weather Service are pushing the agency to its limits, according to interviews with current and former staffers.

Sports

high schools

Nine high school sports takeaways from a Saturday that saw some next-level football stats

Between the Ocean State Invite and Bay State Invite dominating the cross-country landscape, and several cross-state football showdowns, it was a Saturday for all of New England.

BC wide receiver Lewis Bond (11) was unable to come up with a reception make the reception on a second-quarter pass attempt in Saturday's 28-24 loss to California at Alumni Stadium.

California 28, BC 24

BC suffers another disheartening ACC loss after squandering a late lead, and go-ahead scoring opportunity vs. Cal

Eagles QB Dylan Lonergan threw an interception in the end zone on a second-and-goal play from the Cal 5 with 15 seconds left.

BB&N quarterback Damon Taylor drew praise from coach Mike Willey despite the lopsided loss.

HS Football Roundup: BB&N runs up against Avon Old Farms and the minefield that is the rejiggered NEPSAC

The Knights (1-1) scored first, but Matthew Baer totaled six touchdowns, five on teh

NO. 20 MISSOURI 42, UMASS 6

UMass routed by No. 20 Missouri as Beau Pribula completes school-record 21 straight passes

RYDER CUP

Keegan Bradley hopes US can pull off a miracle like 1999 Ryder Cup or a 28-3 Super Bowl

WNBA

Lynx star Napheesa Collier to miss Game 4 of WNBA semifinal series against Mercury with ankle injury

Business

Despite false claims, Trump funnels millions into credible autism research

Scientists are cautiously optimistic over some projects chosen to receive NIH funding that will examine complex new theories, not only fears over vaccines.

BOLD TYPES

Chick-fil-A in Back Bay closing for renovations, as new Roxbury location supports deliveries

The Copley Square shop will close at the end of the day Saturday for two months, while deliveries will be handled out of Roxbury.

A hungrier, poorer and more anxious Iran awaits ‘snapback’ of UN sanctions over its nuclear program

Trump finds new trade targets: pharmaceuticals, kitchen cabinets and heavy trucks

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GLOBE MAGAZINE

A Boston bartending king. A young woman from Maine. A tragedy that changed everything.

Gigi at Fort Williams Park in Cape Elizabeth, Maine

PERSPECTIVE

Life is chaotic. Sometimes, chaos is an adorable dachshund.

DINNER WITH CUPID

Blind date: ‘Great hair and a friendly smile. He had a cool jacket, too.’

Brain health

We think hallucinations make AI different from us. What if they make us the same?

metro

Firefighters responded to the 7 alarm fire on Nov. 13, 2024, in Southbridge on Union Street.

Webster man charged in connection to 2024 Southbridge fire that displaced 12 families

Here’s a list of the New England workers who were suspended for posting about Kirk’s killing

Black participants have long been underrepresented in clinical trials. Advocates are working to bridge the gap.

sports

After spending four seasons in Columbus, Sean Kuraly is back with the team that gave him his first NHL minutes, the Bruins.

Once one of the Bruins youth squad, Sean Kuraly returns to Boston as a veteran mentor

Europe takes a record lead into Ryder Cup’s Sunday singles

Manager Alex Cora believes nobody predicted the Red Sox would make the postseason, but writers’ polls say otherwise

business

T.J.Maxx to close Newbury Street store

Nexstar and Sinclair bring Jimmy Kimmel’s show back on local TV stations, ending boycotts

Trump’s drug tariffs are days away. Massachusetts’ pharma companies aren’t worried.

politics

Trump to meet Monday with top four congressional leaders as government shutdown risk looms

Despite false claims, Trump funnels millions into credible autism research

Trump says he will send troops to Portland, Oregon, in latest deployment to US cities

Nation

This photo provided by WOI Local 5 News in shows Des Moines schools Superintendent Ian Roberts.

ICE arrests leader of Iowa’s largest school district, says he was living and working in US illegally

Amid political violence, moments of grace are rare and fleeting

Thieves steal $1M worth in craft whiskey from Washington distillery

World

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky spoke during his press conference in Kyiv on Saturday.

Ukraine nuclear plant enters fifth day on emergency power as Zelensky announces $90B arms deal

Airstrikes and shooting kill at least 57 people in Gaza as Israel ignores demands for a ceasefire

Protesters rally at an opulent Hungarian estate linked to Prime Minister Viktor Orbán

opinion

Pedestrians walked along the Boston Public Garden on a Saturday afternoon in July.

Shadows loom over updated downtown zoning rules

A reparsing of the Kimmel quote

The case for making national parks more accessible

lifestyle

Railway enthusiasts looked at the Locomotion No 1 replica as it is prepared at the Locomotion Museum in Shildon, County Durham, on Friday, on its first official journey in 200 years from the Locomotion Museum in Shildon to Darlington.

Full steam ahead as Britain marks the bicentenary of a world-changing rail journey

Stuck on a first sexual experience

‘If you can’t laugh, you’ll cry.’ Comedy writer Bess Kalb has a new book — and a sense of humor about parenting.

food & dining

Actor Charlie Day greeted fans at Cheers Boston on Friday.

‘It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia’ star Charlie Day talks the Patriots, ‘Cheers,’ and his New England roots

Nearly 20 Starbucks in Greater Boston are set to close amid restructuring. See if your local store is on the list.

Fallow Kin plans highly anticipated debut; Boston Public Market throws a bash

travel

New Hampshire fall festivals: When and where to find 2025 fairs, events, and autumnal fun

Bright leaves, small towns: A serene foliage crawl in Southern New England

Tips for visiting Isle of Skye

Arts

Anthony Barboza, "Self Portrait Revealing From Within," 1970s.

When a retrospective is also a homecoming

At the Addison, Tommy Kha self-identifies (and then some)

Stolen mural brings debate over AI-made art ‘to the street’ in Cambridge

Books

"The Prince of Providence" by Mike Stanton.

R.I. author of Cianci biography could get $3,000 in AI copyright settlement

Kiran Desai’s ‘Loneliness of Sonia and Sunny’ is a triumph

Twenty years after ‘Prep,’ Curtis Sittenfeld is still figuring things out

Movies

The Providence Place mall in Providence, R.I.

Providence Place mall in search of new movie theater operator

‘The Rocky Horror Picture Show’ at 50: Test your knowledge with this quiz

Creatures, killer cars, and downright nasty witchcraft: Globe critic Odie Henderson’s horror movie picks

Television

‘It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia’ star Charlie Day talks the Patriots, ‘Cheers,’ and his New England roots

‘All of You,’ ‘House of Guinness,’ plus more new movies and TV shows to stream this weekend

‘Wayward’ has a lot of big ideas, but can’t tie them together

music

Lorde brought her "Ultrasound" tour to TD Garden Friday night.

Lorde bares her soul (and plenty of skin) at TD Garden

BSO opens season with cozy Mozart and Strauss

He played with Face to Face and Bob Dylan. Now, his loved ones are rallying support for his medical care.

Theater/Dance

Jack Lepiarz will perform in "The Twenty-Sided Tavern" at the Boch Center's Wang Theatre for three evening performances from Oct. 3-5.

Jack the Whipper’s Renaissance: Jack Lepiarz joins in Dungeons & Dragons production at the Shubert

Boston Conservatory dance students get a jazzy introduction to ‘Fosseland’

‘Hamilton’ remains a force, 10 years later

Health

‘Unprecedented’: Harvard public health school confronts severe financial crisis, seeks corporate sponsors

Unproven autism treatment touted by Trump gives some New England families hope

Trump’s drug tariffs are days away. Massachusetts’ pharma companies aren’t worried.

Obituaries

Mr. Chandler at Northeastern University in 1982 with one of his works.

‘Unprecedented’: Harvard public health school confronts severe financial crisis, seeks corporate sponsors

Despite false claims, Trump funnels millions into credible autism research

Trump to meet Monday with top four congressional leaders as government shutdown risk looms

Manager Alex Cora believes nobody predicted the Red Sox would make the postseason, but writers’ polls say otherwise

The unsung heroes of Friday night’s Red Sox celebration? The clubhouse workers of Fenway.

Why not the Red Sox this October, and other thoughts ahead of the baseball playoffs

Craig Breslow revisits quote on Rafael Devers trade, and why the Red Sox improved as he predicted

Lush, green ‘microforest’ crops up amid Providence’s asphalt grid, reflecting worldwide trend

Nine high school sports takeaways from a Saturday that saw some next-level football stats

National Weather Service at ‘breaking point’ as storm approaches

Maps: Future Imelda posing threat to US Southeast as Humberto strengthens to a Category 5 hurricane

Here’s a list of the New England workers who were suspended for posting about Kirk’s killing

In wake of Applegreen’s service-plaza exit, no easy answers for Healey

What can happen if you let people wear their germy shoes in your houseIs it true that your shoes can spread germs to the floors in your home and make you sick? Here's what experts say.

Stolen mural brings debate over AI-made art ‘to the street’ in Cambridge

State health officials confirm two more West Nile virus infections

Nearly 20 Starbucks in Greater Boston are set to close amid restructuring. See if your local store is on the list.

3 killed, 8 wounded after gunman fires on North Carolina riverside bar from boat

Amid military escalation in Gaza, Mass. lawmakers traveled to Israel on trip funded by Israeli government

Middleborough man indicted for murder after fatal stabbing during dinner fight

Logan customs agent accused of pushing fraudulent Christmas lights crackdown in Plymouth

‘All of You,’ ‘House of Guinness,’ plus more new movies and TV shows to stream this weekend

Market Basket inspires spunky new track from a veteran Boston band

‘Storm of the century’: 40 years ago today, Hurricane Gloria wreaked havoc in New England

The most important fact about Pope Leo XIV

Imagining a Supreme Court collegial lunch, 2025

My sons have autism, and the stigma of blame must end

Your SCOTUS questions, answered!

End the gerontocracy — establish age limits for elected politicians

More recent News

Suffolk sheriff’s officer busted in meth sting; another employee fired for allegedly smuggling drugs to inmate

Black participants have long been underrepresented in clinical trials. Advocates are working to bridge the gap.

Webster man charged in connection to 2024 Southbridge fire that displaced 12 families

Former Boston police sergeant charged with raping boy pleads not guilty in superior court

Husband of woman injured in Nashua country club shooting says she is recovering

Vermont State Police searching for ‘armed and dangerous’ suspects in alleged road rage incident

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Hot tubs, toe rings, and pickle pizza. After 108 years, the Big E still draws record crowds.

He played with Face to Face and Bob Dylan. Now, his loved ones are rallying support for his medical care.Stu Kimball has Alzheimer's disease. His wife said he has "declined precipitously over the last year or so."

Lower mortgage rates are no help for Greater Boston’s frozen housing marketHome sales in the region remained relatively stagnant in August, even as mortgage rates dropped.

Decades in the making, the South Station Tower is readying for move-in. Take a look inside.The 51-story office and condo skyscraper is opening soon, proving a test for both office demand and high-end housing.

Culture & Lifestyle

‘All of You,’ ‘House of Guinness,’ plus more new movies and TV shows to stream this weekend

Boston Conservatory dance students get a jazzy introduction to ‘Fosseland’

At the Addison, Tommy Kha self-identifies (and then some)

In ‘One Battle After Another,’ the revolution doesn’t feel so relevant

Special Projects

Broken Promises, Unfulfilled Hope

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Explore the project: Snitch City

Nightmare in Mission Hill

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Opinion, ideas, and commentary

Trump goes after James Comey while Ralph de la Torre walks free

Donald Trump’s terrible, horrible, no good, very bad day

The strike zone belongs to human judgment, not computers

The foreign work visa program needs reform. But a $100,000 fee is excessive.

RFK Jr. has proven nothing but his unfitness. He must go.

Blueprints for a new downtown Boston

Metro

Logan customs agent accused of pushing fraudulent Christmas lights crackdown in Plymouth

Maps: Future Imelda posing threat to US Southeast as Humberto strengthens to a Category 5 hurricane

State health officials confirm two more West Nile virus infections

National Weather Service at ‘breaking point’ as storm approaches

Sports

Nine high school sports takeaways from a Saturday that saw some next-level football stats

BC suffers another disheartening ACC loss after squandering a late lead, and go-ahead scoring opportunity vs. Cal

HS Football Roundup: BB&N runs up against Avon Old Farms and the minefield that is the rejiggered NEPSAC

UMass routed by No. 20 Missouri as Beau Pribula completes school-record 21 straight passes

Keegan Bradley hopes US can pull off a miracle like 1999 Ryder Cup or a 28-3 Super Bowl

Lynx star Napheesa Collier to miss Game 4 of WNBA semifinal series against Mercury with ankle injury

Business

Despite false claims, Trump funnels millions into credible autism research

Chick-fil-A in Back Bay closing for renovations, as new Roxbury location supports deliveries

A hungrier, poorer and more anxious Iran awaits ‘snapback’ of UN sanctions over its nuclear program

Trump finds new trade targets: pharmaceuticals, kitchen cabinets and heavy trucks

A Boston bartending king. A young woman from Maine. A tragedy that changed everything.

Life is chaotic. Sometimes, chaos is an adorable dachshund.

Blind date: ‘Great hair and a friendly smile. He had a cool jacket, too.’

We think hallucinations make AI different from us. What if they make us the same?

What can happen if you let people wear their germy shoes in your house
Is it true that your shoes can spread germs to the floors in your home and make you sick? Here's what experts say.

He played with Face to Face and Bob Dylan. Now, his loved ones are rallying support for his medical care.
Stu Kimball has Alzheimer's disease. His wife said he has "declined precipitously over the last year or so."

Lower mortgage rates are no help for Greater Boston’s frozen housing market
Home sales in the region remained relatively stagnant in August, even as mortgage rates dropped.

Decades in the making, the South Station Tower is readying for move-in. Take a look inside.
The 51-story office and condo skyscraper is opening soon, proving a test for both office demand and high-end housing.