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Jimmy Kimmel hosted the Annual Academy Awards on March 10, 2024, in Hollywood, California.

ABC suspends Jimmy Kimmel’s late-night show after comments about Charlie Kirk’s killing

The network’s decision came as Nexstar announced its ABC affiliates would pre-empt “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” indefinitely over his comments.

Teachers shouldn’t be unduly disciplined for disparaging Charlie Kirk, Mass. teachers union says

FILE - Former President Barack Obama speaks at the Obama Foundation Democracy Forum in Chicago, Dec. 5, 2024.

Obama says the US is at ‘an inflection point’ after Kirk’s killing and Trump has divided the country

President Trump’s White House responded to Obama’s remarks by blaming him for animosity in the country.

Trump says he’ll designate antifa as a terrorist group but offers few detailsSuspect in Kirk killing feared being shot by officers before surrendering, sheriff says

Susan Monarez, the former head of the CDC, testified at the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee hearing on Wednesday.

Senators use fired CDC director’s hearing to drive a wedge between RFK Jr. and Trump

The hearing was a major rebuke of Kennedy and comes as some Republicans have been increasingly critical of his actions.

Former director of the CDC contradicts RFK Jr., and other takeaways from her hearing

By surpassing 140 innings pitched this season, Lucas Giolito triggered a clause in his contract that allows him to become a free agent during the offseason.

RED SOX 5, ATHLETICS 4 (10 INN.)

Nick Sogard’s 10th-inning grounder gets Red Sox a desperately needed win over the Athletics

Nick Sogard came through with a pinch-hit walkoff fielder’s choice ground ball off Athletics righthander Michael Kelly, lifting the Red Sox to a sorely needed win amid their continued late-season grind.

In Chinatown, a new library branch will include more than 100 affordable homes
A library will occupy the bottom two floors of a 12-story mixed-use development project, while affordable rental and subsidized condominium units will fill the rest of the building.

Somerville voted decisively to oust its mayor. Now the question is: Who will succeed her?

In a progressive enclave beset by soaring housing costs and threats from the federal government, much is at stake.

3 police officers killed and 2 injured in rural Pennsylvania shooting

The shooting erupted in the area of North Codorus Township, about 115 miles (185 km) west of Philadelphia, not far from the Maryland line, authorities said.

Mass. promises vaccine access for kids ahead as new federal recommendations loom

The guidance covers children, adults, pregnant, and immunocompromised residents.

‘[Her] life was destroyed by those in power’: Former City Hall employee sues Boston Mayor Michelle Wu over firing

Marwa Khudaynazar accused City Hall of quickly firing her earlier this year in order to protect a top Wu aide who Khudaynazar said inappropriately propositioned her.

‘Get off the iPad’: Air traffic control slams Boston-bound flight for close Air Force One encounter

New York air traffic control had sharp words for a Spirit Airlines flight headed to Boston Tuesday for taking too long to adjust course when Air Force One was in the vicinity.

Video shows flames coming from Swiss Airlines plane at Logan Airport

A decade of legal fighting later, Somerville must disclose names of parking permit holders, Appeals Court rules

The decision caps, for now, a labyrinthine legal dispute over what level of privacy city residents should be afforded.

Travelers looking to skip security lines at Logan Airport can soon go to ‘remote terminal’ in Framingham

Shannon O’Brien back on track to lead Cannabis Commission after latest court ruling

Mass. Fish and Wildlife Board Chair resigns, cites insufficient funding, internal disputes

What we know about the case of a Black college student found hanging from a tree on a Mississippi campus

The drought levels shown in the map above were declared on Sept. 9, 2025 and will be in effect until the next drought declaration, officials said.

Water restrictions announced amid worsening drought conditions in Mass.

Forecast: Clouds will break on Thursday for the warmest day of the week

Joseph Mazraani, pictured while diving off the coast of Nantucket in 2024

‘He’d want us to keep exploring’: Salvage captain dies days after finding missing 1929 shipwreck off Nantucket

A team of wreck divers found the fishing vessel Seiner, missing since 1929, in late July; the expedition's co-leader died during a dive just days later.

Tewksbury couple Jessica Bosworth and Jesse Rosenwald, both 42, wowed judges on Season 15 of Gordon Ramsay's "MasterChef" and took home the big prize.

Tewksbury couple who met as bartenders at Tia’s just won big on ‘MasterChef’

The self-taught cooks took home $250K Wednesday night on the finale of the Gordon Ramsay-hosted show.

Opinion

A campaign as an independent candidate is an uphill climb.

JOAN VENNOCHI

‘It takes more than money’: Running for governor would be an uphill climb for Alan Leventhal

Be wary of political consultants and PR experts who tell you there is a path to victory over an incumbent politician in Massachusetts.

RENÉE GRAHAM

The joyful perseverance of Ketanji Brown Jackson

Shaila Kapoor

Charlie Kirk reached young liberal men, too

IDEAS | DAVID SCHARFENBERG

These key races will divine the fate of the Democratic Party

EDITORIAL

As workforce credential programs proliferate, how should students choose?

More recent News

Boston sets Saturday recount in mayoral, District 7 City Council race
The recounts come at the request of two candidates, Domingos DaRosa in the mayoral contest and Mavrick Afonso in the council race, who finished third in their respective campaigns and collected signatures to force another tally.

Massachusetts Women’s Legislative Caucus shed light on lack of female representation throughout history
“For so long within our history, men have dominated political spaces,” said state Senator Robyn Kennedy, a Worcester Democrat, the Senate Chair of the caucus.

‘Peace, justice, and human rights’: Jerry quits Ben & Jerry’s, saying its independence on social issues has been stifled

In a letter posted by cofounder Ben Cohen, Jerry Greenfield said he felt the brand's independence to speak on social issues was lost to Unilever.

A timeline of Ben & Jerry's and its activism

Mass. lawmakers move to change 2026 primary date to Sept. 1. Critics say it won’t help turnout.

While Massachusetts lawmakers are moving to push up the 2026 primary election to Tuesday, Sept. 1, a move endorsed by Governor Maura Healey.

Federal Reserve cuts key rate for first time this year

The move is the Fed’s first cut since December and lowered its short-term rate to about 4.1 percent, down from 4.3 percent.

Mass. economic council approves $14 million in tax credits for Hasbro’s move from R.I.

Governor Maura Healey’s administration had teed up the $14 million in tax credits for Hasbro, through the state’s Economic Development Incentive Program.

From sushi to barbecue: Here are new restaurants to try in Boston this fall

A new crop of restaurants are coming to Boston.

odie henderson
Staying up with the Sundance Kid: A tribute to Robert Redford
From "Legal Eagles" to "The Sting," almost everyone can picture their favorite Redford performance.

Money, Power, Inequality
US citizens of color on high alert after Supreme Court allows racial profiling by ICE
Black, Latino, and Asian residents, even those who were born in the US, are taking their passports when they leave the house and staying on high alert.

GLOBE MAGAZINE
‘It wasn’t a fling’: Will Middlebrooks, Jenny Dell reflect on their Fenway love story and being a media power couple
Their relationship began as fodder for the gossip pages – and things haven’t slowed down since.

Culture & Lifestyle

Hull musician Lindsey Buck releases her debut album, “The Laundry & The Ecstasy,” this Friday.

After years as a photographer, this Hull resident has found a new groove in music

Boston emcee Red Shaydez is part of the Recording Academy's inaugural Sound Board.

Boston music gets a seat on the Recording Academy’s new Sound Board

From left: Jessica Chastain and Seth Meyers on Monday's episode of "Late Night."

Jessica Chastain tells Seth Meyers about the Red Sox-themed prank her Harvard classmates pulled on her

Singer Shaun Cassidy, pictured here performing at a 2021 fund-raiser, has turned his attention back to music.

A teen idol returns to the stage, but are Shaun Cassidy’s now middle-aged fans still interested?

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

The crowd reacted after Charlie Kirk, the CEO and cofounder of the conservative youth organization Turning Point USA, was shot at Utah Valley University, Sept. 10, in Orem, Utah.

JEFF JACOBY

Don’t expect another ‘Morning in America’

Lachlan Murdoch arrived for a probate court hearing in Reno, on Sept. 16, 2024. A new deal gave him control of his family's media empire, including Fox News.

Jill Abramson

Lachlan Murdoch inherits an empire. Can he thrive against big tech and David Ellison?

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu answered questions at a press conference on City Hall Plaza, the morning after the preliminary election in Boston, on Sept. 10.

JOAN VENNOCHI

With baby in her arms, Mayor Wu waged a tough campaign against Kraft

One of two steel-truss bridges connecting the towns of Brattleboro, Vt., (left) and Hinsdale, N.H. (right). The bridges carried Route 119 over the Connecticut River until last year, when a new bridge to the south of the old spans opened.

ALAN WIRZBICKI

Can two small New England towns preserve the bridges that connected them?

IDEAS | SABRINA JOY STEVENS

I used to ‘vote blue no matter who.’ Here’s how the Democrats lost me.

IDEAS

Blueprints for a new downtown Boston

Metro

Mass. promises vaccine access for kids ahead as new federal recommendations loom

The guidance covers children, adults, pregnant, and immunocompromised residents.

Shannon O’Brien back on track to lead Cannabis Commission after latest court ruling

A single justice of the Massachusetts Appeals Court denied a motion to stop a lower court’s ruling, ordering Goldberg to reinstate O’Brien, according to online court records.

Massachusetts Women’s Legislative Caucus shed light on lack of female representation throughout history

“For so long within our history, men have dominated political spaces,” said state Senator Robyn Kennedy, a Worcester Democrat, the Senate Chair of the caucus.

Somerville voted decisively to oust its mayor. Now the question is: Who will succeed her?

In a progressive enclave beset by soaring housing costs and threats from the federal government, much is at stake.

Sports

Eight MIAA Super Bowls will return to Gillette in December with a new Thursday-Friday-Saturday schedule.

high schools

MIAA sets the Super Bowl schedule and 8 takeaways from Wednesday’s high school action

Two Super Bowls will be held Thursday, Dec. 4, followed by two on Friday and four on Saturday, with three hours between start times instead of 2.5.

RED SOX 5, ATHLETICS 4 (10 INN.)

Nick Sogard’s 10th-inning grounder gets Red Sox a desperately needed win over the Athletics

Mercury guard Sami Whitcomb (left) fights her way past Liberty guard Sabrina Ionescu during Wednesday's Game 2 in New York.

WNBA PLAYOFFS

Satou Sabally, Alyssa Thomas help Phoenix beat New York to even best-of-three WNBA playoff series

The pair scored 15 points apiece to force a decisive Game 3 at the Mercury Friday night.

No. 11 Winchester 1, No. 19 Lexington 0

Lexington girls’ soccer hadn’t surrendered a goal all season. Enter Winchester senior Lily Ossen.

Alex Speier | On baseball

Middle relievers are struggling against righthanded hitters at the wrong time for the Red Sox

Red Sox Notebook

Payton Tolle plans to ‘stay loose, stay sweaty’ in transition to Red Sox bullpen

Business

Senators use fired CDC director’s hearing to drive a wedge between RFK Jr. and Trump

The hearing was a major rebuke of Kennedy and comes as some Republicans have been increasingly critical of his actions.

TALKING POINTS

Gen Z leads biggest drop in FICO scores since financial crisis

Stories you may have missed from the world of business.

In Chinatown, a new library branch will include more than 100 affordable homes

Federal Reserve cuts key rate for first time this year

magazine

Author and activist Bill McKibben at a solar array at Middlebury College in Vermont.

environment

Bill McKibben has been writing about climate change for decades. He thinks solar can save us.

LOVE LETTERS

He doesn’t believe in marriage, but I do

Dennis Boothby, Ring Finder and metal detector, searches Old Orchard Beach in Maine in his lucky outfit.

The Ring Finders

They’re fast. They’re ready. They have metal detectors.

MISS CONDUCT Classics

Combating man-spread on the train

metro

‘[Her] life was destroyed by those in power’: Former City Hall employee sues Boston Mayor Michelle Wu over firing

Mass. Fish and Wildlife Board Chair resigns, cites insufficient funding, internal disputes

‘He’d want us to keep exploring’: Salvage captain dies days after finding missing 1929 shipwreck off Nantucket

sports

Ian Happ got the Cubs off to a fast start with a two-run home run in the first inning of Wednesday's 8-4 win over the Pirates.

Cubs clinch first postseason berth since 2020 with win over the Pirates

Brad Marchand didn’t expect to stay with the Panthers this season. Here’s why he could.

Patriots go back to basics to improve tackling, which has fallen short the first two games

business

Jerry Greenfield (left) and Ben Cohen scooped ice cream cones during their 20th anniversary party at a scoop shop in Burlington, Vt., in May 1998.

‘Peace, justice, and human rights’: Jerry quits Ben & Jerry’s, saying its independence on social issues has been stifled

Travelers looking to skip security lines at Logan Airport can soon go to ‘remote terminal’ in Framingham

What the Fed rate cut will mean for your finances

politics

Former vice President Kamala Harris, right, next to Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg.

Harris says Buttigieg was her ‘first choice’ for 2024 running mate but the pairing was too risky

Trump enjoys royal pageantry during unprecedented second UK state visit. See how the day unfolded.

Trump says he’ll designate antifa as a terrorist group but offers few details

Nation

First responders work the scene after several people were injured during a shooting involving police officers on Wednesday, Sept. 17, 2025, in North Codorus, Pa.

3 police officers killed and 2 injured in rural Pennsylvania shooting

ABC suspends Jimmy Kimmel’s late-night show after comments about Charlie Kirk’s killing

After Kirk’s death, students return to campus and learn ‘how to be adults’

World

Palestinians fled Gaza City along a coastal road on Tuesday.

Israel pounds Gaza City as fears mount for those inside

Navalny’s widow says new lab evidence proves poison as cause of death in prison

China’s vast squid harvests put workers, environment at risk

opinion

Don’t expect another ‘Morning in America’

Readers react to the Charlie Kirk editorial

With baby in her arms, Mayor Wu waged a tough campaign against Kraft

lifestyle

Bostonians Erica Bibby and Sam Rosmarin wed Aug. 1 in Boston with a multi-day celebration that began with an intimate ceremony in the back garden of a South End flower shop.

At their South End flower shop wedding, love was in full bloom for Erica Bibby and Sam Rosmarin

Protein mania: Why everyone’s eating like a linebacker now

Forgiving myself for the affair

food & dining

‘Peace, justice, and human rights’: Jerry quits Ben & Jerry’s, saying its independence on social issues has been stifled

Gato Exotico comes to the CambridgeSide Mall; Noah Kahan partners with The Friendly Toast

From sushi to barbecue: Here are new restaurants to try in Boston this fall

travel

In the ranking of the 20 largest airports in the US and Canada, Logan managed to hold steady at No. 10, a spot it reached last year.

Here’s how Logan Airport ranks in 2025 customer satisfaction rankings

When Air France lost his luggage, he thought his AirTag would save it. He was wrong.

Looking for starry, starry nights? You can find them here.

Arts

Edward Gorey, “The Horror of Having a Birthday,” around 1948-55.

New Harvard exhibit celebrates iconic PBS ‘Mystery!’ intro animator

To acknowledge past wrongs, a new sculpture at historic King’s Chapel

Thinking of cities as green machines

Books

Authors (left to right) Claire Messud, Sarah Lewis, and Danzy Senna.

17americanbook

Claire Messud, Sarah Lewis, and Danzy Senna honored with American Book Awards

‘What We Can Know’ ponders the present day and the literary future

Old-school Mass. writer Ben Shattuck steps out of his comfort zone with ‘The History of Sound’ adaptation

Movies

Writer Ben Shattuck sits in the book nook at Davoll's General Store in South Dartmouth. Shattuck, who co-owns the country's oldest general store with his brother, Will, has adapted his acclaimed short-story collection, "The History of Sound," for the screen. The store, in operation since 1793, serves as a community gathering place in Shattuck's hometown of South Dartmouth.

Old-school Mass. writer Ben Shattuck steps out of his comfort zone with ‘The History of Sound’ adaptation

When romance comes courtesy of a car-rental agency

Jane Fonda, Leonardo DiCaprio, Morgan Freeman and more mourn the death of Robert Redford

Television

Tewksbury couple who met as bartenders at Tia’s just won big on ‘MasterChef’

No, ‘Black Rabbit’’s Jude Law isn’t a movie star — but he is a great actor

‘It wasn’t a fling’: Will Middlebrooks, Jenny Dell reflect on their Fenway love story and being a media power couple

music

Boston music gets a seat on the Recording Academy’s new Sound Board

A teen idol returns to the stage, but are Shaun Cassidy’s now middle-aged fans still interested?

After years as a photographer, this Hull resident has found a new groove in music

Theater/Dance

Melendy flies high in ‘Featherbaby’

Scenes from a divorce: Joy Behar’s ‘My First Ex-Husband’ falls flat

Robert Redford rooted for the Red Sox, naturally

Health

The Healey administration issued more detailed guidance on COVID-19 vaccines that will make the shots available to all residents six months and older.

Mass. promises vaccine access for kids ahead as new federal recommendations loom

Judge tosses out Ralph de la Torre’s attempt to sue 20 senators

Amid biotech slump, lab tech jobs are getting harder to come by. Trainees keep trying anyway.

Obituaries

Ms. Oakar spoke following a meeting to discuss the slayings of American missionaries in El Salvador in 1981.

ABC suspends Jimmy Kimmel’s late-night show after comments about Charlie Kirk’s killing

Obama says the US is at ‘an inflection point’ after Kirk’s killing and Trump has divided the country

Senators use fired CDC director’s hearing to drive a wedge between RFK Jr. and Trump

Nick Sogard’s 10th-inning grounder gets Red Sox a desperately needed win over the Athletics

In Chinatown, a new library branch will include more than 100 affordable homesA library will occupy the bottom two floors of a 12-story mixed-use development project, while affordable rental and subsidized condominium units will fill the rest of the building.

Somerville voted decisively to oust its mayor. Now the question is: Who will succeed her?

3 police officers killed and 2 injured in rural Pennsylvania shooting

Mass. promises vaccine access for kids ahead as new federal recommendations loom

‘[Her] life was destroyed by those in power’: Former City Hall employee sues Boston Mayor Michelle Wu over firing

‘Get off the iPad’: Air traffic control slams Boston-bound flight for close Air Force One encounter

A decade of legal fighting later, Somerville must disclose names of parking permit holders, Appeals Court rules

Travelers looking to skip security lines at Logan Airport can soon go to ‘remote terminal’ in Framingham

Shannon O’Brien back on track to lead Cannabis Commission after latest court ruling

Mass. Fish and Wildlife Board Chair resigns, cites insufficient funding, internal disputes

What we know about the case of a Black college student found hanging from a tree on a Mississippi campus

Water restrictions announced amid worsening drought conditions in Mass.

‘He’d want us to keep exploring’: Salvage captain dies days after finding missing 1929 shipwreck off Nantucket

Tewksbury couple who met as bartenders at Tia’s just won big on ‘MasterChef’

‘It takes more than money’: Running for governor would be an uphill climb for Alan Leventhal

The joyful perseverance of Ketanji Brown Jackson

Charlie Kirk reached young liberal men, too

These key races will divine the fate of the Democratic Party

As workforce credential programs proliferate, how should students choose?

More recent News

Boston sets Saturday recount in mayoral, District 7 City Council raceThe recounts come at the request of two candidates, Domingos DaRosa in the mayoral contest and Mavrick Afonso in the council race, who finished third in their respective campaigns and collected signatures to force another tally.

Massachusetts Women’s Legislative Caucus shed light on lack of female representation throughout history“For so long within our history, men have dominated political spaces,” said state Senator Robyn Kennedy, a Worcester Democrat, the Senate Chair of the caucus.

‘Peace, justice, and human rights’: Jerry quits Ben & Jerry’s, saying its independence on social issues has been stifled

Mass. lawmakers move to change 2026 primary date to Sept. 1. Critics say it won’t help turnout.

Federal Reserve cuts key rate for first time this year

Mass. economic council approves $14 million in tax credits for Hasbro’s move from R.I.

Recommended reads

From sushi to barbecue: Here are new restaurants to try in Boston this fall

odie hendersonStaying up with the Sundance Kid: A tribute to Robert RedfordFrom "Legal Eagles" to "The Sting," almost everyone can picture their favorite Redford performance.

Money, Power, InequalityUS citizens of color on high alert after Supreme Court allows racial profiling by ICEBlack, Latino, and Asian residents, even those who were born in the US, are taking their passports when they leave the house and staying on high alert.

GLOBE MAGAZINE‘It wasn’t a fling’: Will Middlebrooks, Jenny Dell reflect on their Fenway love story and being a media power couple Their relationship began as fodder for the gossip pages – and things haven’t slowed down since.

Culture & Lifestyle

After years as a photographer, this Hull resident has found a new groove in music

Boston music gets a seat on the Recording Academy’s new Sound Board

Jessica Chastain tells Seth Meyers about the Red Sox-themed prank her Harvard classmates pulled on her

A teen idol returns to the stage, but are Shaun Cassidy’s now middle-aged fans still interested?

Special Projects

Broken Promises, Unfulfilled Hope

A Boston Globe Spotlight Team report on Steward Health Care

Explore the project: Snitch City

Nightmare in Mission Hill

FROM OUR PARTNERS

Opinion, ideas, and commentary

Don’t expect another ‘Morning in America’

Lachlan Murdoch inherits an empire. Can he thrive against big tech and David Ellison?

With baby in her arms, Mayor Wu waged a tough campaign against Kraft

Can two small New England towns preserve the bridges that connected them?

I used to ‘vote blue no matter who.’ Here’s how the Democrats lost me.

Blueprints for a new downtown Boston

Metro

Mass. promises vaccine access for kids ahead as new federal recommendations loom

Shannon O’Brien back on track to lead Cannabis Commission after latest court ruling

Massachusetts Women’s Legislative Caucus shed light on lack of female representation throughout history

Somerville voted decisively to oust its mayor. Now the question is: Who will succeed her?

Sports

MIAA sets the Super Bowl schedule and 8 takeaways from Wednesday’s high school action

Nick Sogard’s 10th-inning grounder gets Red Sox a desperately needed win over the Athletics

Satou Sabally, Alyssa Thomas help Phoenix beat New York to even best-of-three WNBA playoff series

Lexington girls’ soccer hadn’t surrendered a goal all season. Enter Winchester senior Lily Ossen.

Middle relievers are struggling against righthanded hitters at the wrong time for the Red Sox

Payton Tolle plans to ‘stay loose, stay sweaty’ in transition to Red Sox bullpen

Business

Senators use fired CDC director’s hearing to drive a wedge between RFK Jr. and Trump

Gen Z leads biggest drop in FICO scores since financial crisis

In Chinatown, a new library branch will include more than 100 affordable homes

Federal Reserve cuts key rate for first time this year

Bill McKibben has been writing about climate change for decades. He thinks solar can save us.

He doesn’t believe in marriage, but I do

They’re fast. They’re ready. They have metal detectors.

Combating man-spread on the train

metro

‘[Her] life was destroyed by those in power’: Former City Hall employee sues Boston Mayor Michelle Wu over firing

Mass. Fish and Wildlife Board Chair resigns, cites insufficient funding, internal disputes

‘He’d want us to keep exploring’: Salvage captain dies days after finding missing 1929 shipwreck off Nantucket

sports

Cubs clinch first postseason berth since 2020 with win over the Pirates

In Chinatown, a new library branch will include more than 100 affordable homes
A library will occupy the bottom two floors of a 12-story mixed-use development project, while affordable rental and subsidized condominium units will fill the rest of the building.

Boston sets Saturday recount in mayoral, District 7 City Council race
The recounts come at the request of two candidates, Domingos DaRosa in the mayoral contest and Mavrick Afonso in the council race, who finished third in their respective campaigns and collected signatures to force another tally.

Massachusetts Women’s Legislative Caucus shed light on lack of female representation throughout history
“For so long within our history, men have dominated political spaces,” said state Senator Robyn Kennedy, a Worcester Democrat, the Senate Chair of the caucus.

odie henderson
Staying up with the Sundance Kid: A tribute to Robert Redford
From "Legal Eagles" to "The Sting," almost everyone can picture their favorite Redford performance.

Money, Power, Inequality
US citizens of color on high alert after Supreme Court allows racial profiling by ICE
Black, Latino, and Asian residents, even those who were born in the US, are taking their passports when they leave the house and staying on high alert.

GLOBE MAGAZINE
‘It wasn’t a fling’: Will Middlebrooks, Jenny Dell reflect on their Fenway love story and being a media power couple
Their relationship began as fodder for the gossip pages – and things haven’t slowed down since.