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Shipping containers at Port of Boston's Paul W. Conley Container Terminal, in South Boston. A ruling from U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit found Trump overstepped his authority under an emergency powers law when he enacted sweeping tariffs on almost every country on earth.

Court finds Trump’s tariffs an illegal use of emergency power, but leaves them in place for now

The decision complicates Trump’s ambitions to upend decades of American trade policy completely on his own. He vowed to appeal the ruling, saying the decision "would literally destroy" the country.

Trump blocks $4.9b in foreign aid Congress approvedMissouri is next to answer Trump’s call for redrawn maps that boost GOP in 2026

The Transportation Department said Friday it will cancel $679 million in federal funding for a dozen offshore wind projects in the country, including nearly $34 million for the Salem Wind Port Project.

Trump Administration cancels $679 million for offshore wind projects, $34 million to Salem project

This is the president's latest attack against renewable energy development in the country.

EPA fires employees who publicly criticized agency policies under Trump

Move-in day at Emerson College, in Boston, on Tuesday. Daia Jade Johnson (center, blond braids ) a sophomore, helped move another student's belongings.

Political and financial realities are setting in at Boston-area universities, reshaping campuses and classrooms

It's back-to-school time at Boston-area colleges and universities, but as political and economic challenges mount, this fall feels a little different.

Demetre Daskalakis, from right, Deb Houry, and Daniel Jernigan during a clap out outside of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention headquarters in Atlanta on Thursday.

CDC officials who resigned in protest describe embrace of anti-science, anti-vaccine ideology under RFK Jr.

The three former CDC officials described an abandonment of science in favor of anti-vaccine, anti-science ideology under Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

HBCU Classic pep rally brings heart and soul to Boston’s City Hall Plaza

Saturday’s game between Johnson C. Smith University and Morehouse College, two HBCUs, will bring another level of spirit and pride to Boston.

Red Sox starter Payton Tolle reacts after setting the Pirates down in order in the first inning.

PIRATES 4, RED SOX 2

Payton Tolle solid in big league debut, but Red Sox unable to do enough against Paul Skenes, Pirates

Through five shutout innings, Tolle delivered a performance that cemented his status as one of the top pitching prospects in the game and a potential difference-maker down the stretch for the Sox.

Rookie lefthander Payton Tolle (70) is congratulated after coming out of his major league debut in the sixth inning against the Pirates Friday at Fenway Park.

PETER ABRAHAM | ON BASEBALL

Craig Breslow, Red Sox now acting with a sense of urgency … and it sure is nice to see

By releasing Walker Buehler, and calling up fast-rising rookie Payton Tolle, the Sox braintrust are bucking trends of their predecessors.

Red Sox release pitcher Walker Buehler

Boston city councilors, other elected officials, write letters for Tania Fernandes Anderson ahead of sentencing

More than 90 supporters of the former Boston City councilor wrote letters to a federal judge ahead of her Sept. 5 sentencing on public corruption charges.

Former postal inspector allegedly stole more than $300,000 from packages, spent it on escorts, home renovations

Scott Kelley, of Pembroke, pleaded not guilty in US District Court in Boston on Friday, and was released on $25,000 bond.

Getting a COVID shot at CVS just got complicated because of state rules and chaos in D.C.

Massachusetts is one of 16 states where local law requires pharmacists to have clearance to administer vaccines from a Centers for Disease Control panel, which may or may not meet to OK the new COVID vaccine.

‘He shot me’: Shrewsbury father killed while calling police about man spray-painting graffiti on sidewalk

Snehal A. Srivastava was ordered held without bail at his arraignment Friday.

‘Allston Christmas’ is coming — here’s what Boston says you can (and can’t) do

But right before the city’s unofficial student move-in holiday kicks off, city officials are reminding residents that the wrong move could mean fines or a tow.

Missing Mass. teenager found safe, 40-year-old fugitive arrested in N.H.

Christopher Rodriguez is charged with kidnapping and endangering the welfare of a child.

Sorry, scofflaws: fare gates coming to South Station
Gates were installed in North Station in 2022. Now it's South Station's turn.

Hanson man who is a Level 3 sex offender ordered held after hearing, prosecutors say

Mother who fatally shot husband and kids in N.H. was suspected of embezzling more than $600,000, her employer alleges

On Jan. 11, 2024, Patriots owner Robert Kraft put his arm around Bill Belichick and said their parting was "mutual."

Dan Shaughnessy

The Robert Kraft-Bill Belichick divorce is as messy as any in our local sports scene, and other thoughts

All that winning had a lot to do with a coach who is downright statue-worthy. Too bad it’ll never happen.

Patriots release veteran safety Jabrill Peppers

Gone are the days when a speeding ticket in Florence or a parking fine in Paris could be safely ignored once you crossed a border.

Say you get a traffic fine on your overseas vacation — do you really have to pay it?

To find out, we spoke with travelers, legal professionals, and travel industry experts, and the consensus is clear.

Between emails, comments on social media and our website, and a reader callout, we heard from a ton of people about their most hated songs.

CHRISTOPHER MUTHER

We asked for your most hated songs. You gave us an earful.

Globe readers skewered everything from “MacArthur Park” to ”Living on a Prayer" to “Sweet Caroline.” Here are a few more of your most reviled tunes.

Opinion

Housing doesn't have to be a zero-gum game for nature, the authors argue.

IDEAS | Alex Trembath & Isaiah Menning

How building more can benefit both humans and nature

Environmentalists are worried that reforming regulations might encourage irresponsible development. But the opposite could be true.

JILL RACHEL JACOBS

Anytown, USA

IDEAS | GORDON RUSSELL

New Orleans, after the levees broke

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Wig runner, chief happiness officer, and other oddball jobs

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Open up records from state mental institutions

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Here’s your full Labor Day weekend forecast for New England
The long holiday weekend is shaping up to be a beautiful summer send-off, but first, rain.

R.I. regulators criticized for letting country club’s unauthorized seawall stand for two years
“We need a coastal agency that will defend our local habitats and natural resources, not violators of the law,” Save the Bay’s Jed Thorp said.

Shell-shocked: Hundreds of horseshoe crab shells wash up on Mass. beaches
“It’s OK, the horseshoe crabs are just molting!” the state’s division of Marine Fisheries wrote on social media.

Trump ends ex-Vice President Harris’ Secret Service protection early after Biden had extended it

Former vice presidents typically get federal government protection for six months after leaving office, while ex-presidents do so for life. Former President Joe Biden extended Harris' protection while in office.

Lawyers for Karen Read file paperwork to add Jackson, Little to civil defense team

Out-of-state attorneys who aren’t licensed in Massachusetts must obtain permission from the court to appear on behalf of clients in the Bay State.

In radio interview Read tells prosecutors and police: ‘You lost. You lost big time.’

Which courthouse? Superior Court clerks help immigrants in search of proceedings find their way.

“These are people who are participating in the process, who have court dates and want to get to those court dates," said an assistant clerk. “Why wouldn’t we help them do that?”

‘How do you protect a place like this?’ At Acadia National Park, Trump’s cuts spark fear about its future.

A Trump administration hiring freeze has prevented the park from replacing departed workers or filling dozens of job vacancies, meaning the park’s staff is down nearly 40 percent.

Once a shining beacon, White Stadium has a history marred by violence and neglect. What legacy does it leave?
The 76-year-old venue has become a political football as it is overhauled to host professional women’s soccer. Turns out, that may have always been the case.

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We listed our favorite things to do in Greater Boston. You told us what we missed.
Readers recommend their favorite fun spots, bookstores, places to grab a drink, and more.

Ronnie, Bobby, Ricky and Mike, Johnny, Ralph … and me
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Culture & Lifestyle

From left: Hannah John-Kamen, Lewis Pullman, Wyatt Russell, David Harbour, Florence Pugh, and Sebastian Stan in "Thunderbolts*."

‘Thunderbolts*,’ ‘Office Space,’ plus more Labor Day weekend streaming picks

Worcester band Blue Light Bandits perform at Lou's.

Lou’s can’t singlehandedly save Harvard Square. But it can help the area’s ‘beat’ go on.

Spider Stacy’s travel (and life) advice? Behave like a decent person, and be kind to children and stray animals.

Castle of Our Skins, a Black arts and culture organization who signed the Collective Courage statement, honor Fredrick Douglass with a performance at the Museum of African American History.

New England art organizations and artists sign pledge to resist rising political pressure

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

Left, a building destroyed by Israeli strikes south of Beirut. Right, revelers at a popular beach club in Enfeh, in the north of Lebanon.

IDEAS | CARINE HAJJAR

In Lebanon, a tale of two countries

Lisa Cook is sworn in during her confirmation hearing.

KIMBERLY ATKINS STOHR

Will the Supreme Court give Trump even more power by letting him fire Lisa Cook?

Governor Newsom has caught President Trump’s attention with his social media posts.

JOAN VENNOCHI

Gavin Newsom is trolling Trump. Is this the playbook for a presidential campaign?

Graham Platner shucked oysters at the farm he co-runs in Maine's Frenchman Bay on June 25.

Eugene Scott

Who is Graham Platner, and can he beat Susan Collins?

Suffolk Sheriff Steve Tompkins, left, exited the John J. Moakley Courthouse after his arraignment on extortion charges last week.

EDITORIAL

Tompkins takes his leave — and not a minute too soon

IDEAS

Blueprints for a new downtown Boston

Metro

WEEKEND FORECAST

Here’s your full Labor Day weekend forecast for New England

The long holiday weekend is shaping up to be a beautiful summer send-off, but first, rain.

Video: For some the impact of HBCU Classic in Boston goes far beyond the line of scrimmage

Saturday’s Essence HBCU Classic at Harvard Stadium between Johnson C. Smith University and Morehouse College is a moment for Boston.

Boston city councilors, other elected officials, write letters for Tania Fernandes Anderson ahead of sentencing

More than 90 supporters of the former Boston City councilor wrote letters to a federal judge ahead of her Sept. 5 sentencing on public corruption charges.

HBCU Classic pep rally brings heart and soul to Boston’s City Hall Plaza

Saturday’s game between Johnson C. Smith University and Morehouse College, two HBCUs, will bring another level of spirit and pride to Boston.

Sports

The Red Sox released Walker Buehler to clear a roster spot so that Payton Tolle could make Friday's start against the Pirates.

Red Sox Notebook

Walker Buehler released by Red Sox as Payton Tolle makes big league debut

The 31-year-old went 7-7 with a 5.45 ERA and 17 percent strikeout rate, resulting in a recent demotion to the bullpen.

Greg Cannella coached the UMass men's lacrosse team for 31 seasons, reaching the NCAAs nine times and winning the second-most games in program history.

COLLEGES

Greg Cannella retires after more than three decades as UMass men’s lacrosse coach

Cannella’s teams won 256 games and eight conference championships in 31 seasons, reaching nine NCAA tournaments and the 2006 championship game.

In 65 games since making his debut on June 9, Roman Anthony has hit .286 with 7 home runs, 18 doubles, a .396 on-base percentage, and an .858 OPS.

Chad Finn

If watching Roman Anthony makes you remember Fred Lynn’s arrival in Boston, you’re not the only one. Lynn sees it, too.

Anthony, like Lynn, is a lefthanded-hitting outfielder with a matter-of-fact knack for making the game look so much easier than it is.

PIRATES 4, RED SOX 2

Payton Tolle solid in big league debut, but Red Sox unable to do enough against Paul Skenes, Pirates

PETER ABRAHAM | ON BASEBALL

Craig Breslow, Red Sox now acting with a sense of urgency … and it sure is nice to see

GOLF

Miranda Wang doesn’t let rain delays dampen her day at FM Championship

Business

Court finds Trump’s tariffs an illegal use of emergency power, but leaves them in place for now

The decision complicates Trump’s ambitions to upend decades of American trade policy completely on his own. He vowed to appeal the ruling, saying the decision "would literally destroy" the country.

Trump Administration cancels $679 million for offshore wind projects, $34 million to Salem project

This is the president's latest attack against renewable energy development in the country.

Tesla’s lawyers file motion to throw out $243 million verdict in fatal crash

Getting a COVID shot at CVS just got complicated because of state rules and chaos in D.C.

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GLOBE MAGAZINE

He wanted to make a patriotic movie. He was prosecuted for it — and then disappeared.

Clockwise from left: Judging a tomato contest at Boston Public Market; All She Wrote bookstore; and beer flights at Democracy Brewing.

best of the best

We listed our favorite things to do in Greater Boston. You told us what we missed.

fall travel

Here are 8 New England trips that pack food, adventure, and relaxation in just 36 hours

fall travel

The Boston Globe’s Best of the Best

metro

A woman looks over piles of stuff left on the curb at Gardner Street.

‘Allston Christmas’ is coming — here’s what Boston says you can (and can’t) do

Which courthouse? Superior Court clerks help immigrants in search of proceedings find their way.

A Beautiful Resistance: Behold the Green & Gold

sports

Mamadou Fofana, whose rights the Revolution acquired in December, leads New England defenders in MLS minutes played.

Mamadou Fofana called up by Mali, removing one of Revolution’s defensive regulars for critical match

Mansfield senior QB Tommy Vallett provides the spark in lightning-delayed scrimmage vs. Central Catholic

Xander Bogaerts goes to Padres’ injured list after breaking his foot with a foul ball

business

Dr. Faten Taki, chief of bioinformatics, who analyzes LegionnairesÕ disease data collected and sequenced through genomics work, at the Public Health Laboratories in New York, Aug. 21, 2025.

Death toll from Legionnaires’ disease outbreak in New York City rises to 7 and infections hit 114

CVS holds off on offering COVID vaccines in 16 states, including Massachusetts

Employers have used E-Verify for years. ICE’s arrest of a Maine police officer raises new questions.

politics

Court finds Trump’s tariffs an illegal use of emergency power, but leaves them in place for now

EPA fires employees who publicly criticized agency policies under Trump

Appeals court finds Trump’s tariffs unconstitutional but leaves them in place for now. See how it unfolded.

Nation

Packages of misoprostol and mifepristone, also known as RU-486, at a Planned Parenthood center in Fort Myers, Fla., on May 9, 2022.

Texas lawmakers back citizen lawsuits to stop mail-order abortion pills

Florida’s once-pristine springs threatened by pollution, development and climate change

Gov. Abbott signs gerrymandered map as Texas GOP moves further right

World

This picture taken from a position on the Israeli border with the Gaza Strip shows an Israeli Apache helicopter releasing flares over the Palestinian territory on August 29, 2025.

Israel declares Gaza’s largest city a combat zone as death toll surpasses 63,000

Zelensky seeks talks with Trump and European leaders on slow progress of peace efforts with Russia

Israel declares Gaza’s largest city a combat zone as death toll surpasses 63,000

opinion

An aid worker on a MSF ship keeps an eye on a Libyan Coast Guard vessel cutting across their bow at high speed.

Listen to ‘The Outlaw Ocean: A Team of Journalists at Gunpoint’ on Say More

In Lebanon, a tale of two countries

Who is Graham Platner, and can he beat Susan Collins?

lifestyle

Cheating confirmed by E-ZPass

We asked for your most hated songs. You gave us an earful.

Frazzled already? Escape back-to-school stress at these 9 restaurants.

food & dining

Close to home, the Beacon Hill Hotel is chock full of great books — they even have a Book Bar Menu, great for lit-loving solo diners.

Other bookworm-friendly hotels in New England

Twin Donuts to be replaced by Blank Street Coffee, and well-known neon sign will be restored

‘Survivor’ fan cafe to debut next month at Boston bar

travel

We’d never been to West Hartford before, so it’s lively vibe and literary bent were a nice surprise.

Attention, ink drinkers and bibliomaniacs: This hotel has your name written all over it

Say you get a traffic fine on your overseas vacation — do you really have to pay it?

Hertz wants another $842 after insurance settles original bill

Arts

At the PRC, sense and sensibilities in ‘Exposure 2025’

Rhode Island’s newest treasure: A trail of giant trolls

Shelly Zegart, who stitched quilting to history and art, dies at 84

Books

Revisiting teen drama in a novel for adults

Local bestsellers for the week ended Aug. 24

Looking at African liberation through its first post-colonial presidency

Movies

George Clooney in a scene from "Jay Kelly."

Here’s what it’s like to attend the Venice Film Festival

Ronnie, Bobby, Ricky and Mike, Johnny, Ralph … and me

‘Thunderbolts*,’ ‘Office Space,’ plus more Labor Day weekend streaming picks

Television

How the first episode of ‘Mad Men’ set the table for everything that followed

‘The Office’ spinoff ‘The Paper’ hopes to be ‘a love letter to newspapers’

‘Thunderbolts*,’ ‘Office Space,’ plus more Labor Day weekend streaming picks

music

New Edition (Ronnie Devoe, Bobby Brown, Ralph Tresvant, Ricky Bell, and Michael Bivins) pose for photos in January 1984.

Ronnie, Bobby, Ricky and Mike, Johnny, Ralph … and me

Meet Duke Levine, the Mass. ‘maestro’ on tour with Bonnie Raitt

Is Rilo Kiley back for good? Blake Sennett knows you’re curious.

Theater/Dance

Alanna Logan, whose dance name is ILLana-Popz, rehearses at the Boston Center for the Arts.

For this dancer, popping draws on a lifetime of experience

In ‘Mother Play: A Play in Five Evictions,’ a complicated portrait of a mother emerges

Ayo Edebiri to make Broadway debut next year alongside Don Cheadle

Health

Getting a COVID shot in Massachusetts at CVS just got harder — even for people who meet the government’s newly restricted criteria for eligibility.

Getting a COVID shot at CVS just got complicated because of state rules and chaos in D.C.

CDC officials who resigned in protest describe embrace of anti-science, anti-vaccine ideology under RFK Jr.

‘This was just a bad car wreck’: Trump pulled funding for a landmark diabetes study. After five months, it was restored.

Obituaries

Family photos of Pat Moore, a former model who spent 45 years as a server at P.J. Clarke's and once dated Tony Bennett and Frank Sinatra.

Court finds Trump’s tariffs an illegal use of emergency power, but leaves them in place for now

Trump Administration cancels $679 million for offshore wind projects, $34 million to Salem project

Political and financial realities are setting in at Boston-area universities, reshaping campuses and classrooms

CDC officials who resigned in protest describe embrace of anti-science, anti-vaccine ideology under RFK Jr.

HBCU Classic pep rally brings heart and soul to Boston’s City Hall Plaza

Payton Tolle solid in big league debut, but Red Sox unable to do enough against Paul Skenes, Pirates

Craig Breslow, Red Sox now acting with a sense of urgency … and it sure is nice to see

Boston city councilors, other elected officials, write letters for Tania Fernandes Anderson ahead of sentencing

Former postal inspector allegedly stole more than $300,000 from packages, spent it on escorts, home renovations

Getting a COVID shot at CVS just got complicated because of state rules and chaos in D.C.

‘He shot me’: Shrewsbury father killed while calling police about man spray-painting graffiti on sidewalk

‘Allston Christmas’ is coming — here’s what Boston says you can (and can’t) do

Missing Mass. teenager found safe, 40-year-old fugitive arrested in N.H.

Sorry, scofflaws: fare gates coming to South Station Gates were installed in North Station in 2022. Now it's South Station's turn.

Hanson man who is a Level 3 sex offender ordered held after hearing, prosecutors say

Mother who fatally shot husband and kids in N.H. was suspected of embezzling more than $600,000, her employer alleges

The Robert Kraft-Bill Belichick divorce is as messy as any in our local sports scene, and other thoughts

Say you get a traffic fine on your overseas vacation — do you really have to pay it?

We asked for your most hated songs. You gave us an earful.

How building more can benefit both humans and nature

Anytown, USA

New Orleans, after the levees broke

Wig runner, chief happiness officer, and other oddball jobs

Open up records from state mental institutions

More recent News

WEEKEND FORECASTHere’s your full Labor Day weekend forecast for New EnglandThe long holiday weekend is shaping up to be a beautiful summer send-off, but first, rain.

R.I. regulators criticized for letting country club’s unauthorized seawall stand for two years“We need a coastal agency that will defend our local habitats and natural resources, not violators of the law,” Save the Bay’s Jed Thorp said.

Shell-shocked: Hundreds of horseshoe crab shells wash up on Mass. beaches“It’s OK, the horseshoe crabs are just molting!” the state’s division of Marine Fisheries wrote on social media.

Trump ends ex-Vice President Harris’ Secret Service protection early after Biden had extended it

Lawyers for Karen Read file paperwork to add Jackson, Little to civil defense team

Which courthouse? Superior Court clerks help immigrants in search of proceedings find their way.

Recommended reads

‘How do you protect a place like this?’ At Acadia National Park, Trump’s cuts spark fear about its future.

Once a shining beacon, White Stadium has a history marred by violence and neglect. What legacy does it leave?The 76-year-old venue has become a political football as it is overhauled to host professional women’s soccer. Turns out, that may have always been the case.

GLOBE MAGAZINEWe listed our favorite things to do in Greater Boston. You told us what we missed.Readers recommend their favorite fun spots, bookstores, places to grab a drink, and more.

Ronnie, Bobby, Ricky and Mike, Johnny, Ralph … and meAs the City of Boston prepares to honor New Edition this weekend, Odie Henderson looks back at how the talented team from Roxbury soundtracked his adolescence.

Culture & Lifestyle

‘Thunderbolts*,’ ‘Office Space,’ plus more Labor Day weekend streaming picks

Lou’s can’t singlehandedly save Harvard Square. But it can help the area’s ‘beat’ go on.

Spider Stacy’s travel (and life) advice? Behave like a decent person, and be kind to children and stray animals.

New England art organizations and artists sign pledge to resist rising political pressure

Special Projects

Broken Promises, Unfulfilled Hope

A Boston Globe Spotlight Team report on Steward Health Care

Explore the project: Snitch City

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Opinion, ideas, and commentary

In Lebanon, a tale of two countries

Will the Supreme Court give Trump even more power by letting him fire Lisa Cook?

Gavin Newsom is trolling Trump. Is this the playbook for a presidential campaign?

Who is Graham Platner, and can he beat Susan Collins?

Tompkins takes his leave — and not a minute too soon

Blueprints for a new downtown Boston

Metro

Here’s your full Labor Day weekend forecast for New England

Video: For some the impact of HBCU Classic in Boston goes far beyond the line of scrimmage

Boston city councilors, other elected officials, write letters for Tania Fernandes Anderson ahead of sentencing

HBCU Classic pep rally brings heart and soul to Boston’s City Hall Plaza

Sports

Walker Buehler released by Red Sox as Payton Tolle makes big league debut

Greg Cannella retires after more than three decades as UMass men’s lacrosse coach

If watching Roman Anthony makes you remember Fred Lynn’s arrival in Boston, you’re not the only one. Lynn sees it, too.

Payton Tolle solid in big league debut, but Red Sox unable to do enough against Paul Skenes, Pirates

Craig Breslow, Red Sox now acting with a sense of urgency … and it sure is nice to see

Miranda Wang doesn’t let rain delays dampen her day at FM Championship

Business

Court finds Trump’s tariffs an illegal use of emergency power, but leaves them in place for now

Trump Administration cancels $679 million for offshore wind projects, $34 million to Salem project

Tesla’s lawyers file motion to throw out $243 million verdict in fatal crash

Getting a COVID shot at CVS just got complicated because of state rules and chaos in D.C.

He wanted to make a patriotic movie. He was prosecuted for it — and then disappeared.

We listed our favorite things to do in Greater Boston. You told us what we missed.

Here are 8 New England trips that pack food, adventure, and relaxation in just 36 hours

The Boston Globe’s Best of the Best

metro

‘Allston Christmas’ is coming — here’s what Boston says you can (and can’t) do

Which courthouse? Superior Court clerks help immigrants in search of proceedings find their way.

A Beautiful Resistance: Behold the Green & Gold

sports

Sorry, scofflaws: fare gates coming to South Station
Gates were installed in North Station in 2022. Now it's South Station's turn.

WEEKEND FORECAST
Here’s your full Labor Day weekend forecast for New England
The long holiday weekend is shaping up to be a beautiful summer send-off, but first, rain.

R.I. regulators criticized for letting country club’s unauthorized seawall stand for two years
“We need a coastal agency that will defend our local habitats and natural resources, not violators of the law,” Save the Bay’s Jed Thorp said.

Shell-shocked: Hundreds of horseshoe crab shells wash up on Mass. beaches
“It’s OK, the horseshoe crabs are just molting!” the state’s division of Marine Fisheries wrote on social media.

Once a shining beacon, White Stadium has a history marred by violence and neglect. What legacy does it leave?
The 76-year-old venue has become a political football as it is overhauled to host professional women’s soccer. Turns out, that may have always been the case.

GLOBE MAGAZINE
We listed our favorite things to do in Greater Boston. You told us what we missed.
Readers recommend their favorite fun spots, bookstores, places to grab a drink, and more.

Ronnie, Bobby, Ricky and Mike, Johnny, Ralph … and me
As the City of Boston prepares to honor New Edition this weekend, Odie Henderson looks back at how the talented team from Roxbury soundtracked his adolescence.