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Trump administration asks Supreme Court to partly allow birthright citizenship restrictions. Follow live updates.

The administration asked the justices to narrow court orders entered by district judges in Massachusetts, Maryland, and Washington that blocked the order.

Judge orders Trump to rehire probationary workers let go in mass firings across multiple agencies

4:18 p.m.
Wall Street tumbles 10 percent below its record after Trump escalates his trade war
4:14 p.m.
Trump administration demands UN agencies disclose any ‘anti-American’ ties
4:11 p.m.
Federal antisemitism task force wants to meet with Mayor Wu, three other big city mayors about handling campus protests

RFK Jr.’s first month as health secretary: Touting French fries and casting doubts on vaccines

A 10% drop is a big enough deal that professional investors have a name for it — a “correction” — and the S&P 500’s 1.4% slide on Thursday sent the index to its first since 2023.

Wall Street tumbles 10% below its record for first ‘correction’ since 2023 on Trump’s trade war

Jewish protesters flood Trump Tower’s lobby to demand Mahmoud Khalil’s release

‘You will do whatever Elon Musk and Donald Trump tell you to do.’ Conn. congressman blasts Republicans at hearing.

Ken Casey wins bet against MAGA fan during Dropkick Murphys concert

Ayo Edebiri says she got ‘insane death threats’ after Musk reposted a false report about her on X

Connecticut woman allegedly locked up stepson for 20 years until he lit a fire to escape

A 32-year-old man was “found in a severely emaciated condition” and detectives determined he had endured “prolonged abuse" and "starvation.”

John Feinstein, sports commentator and best-selling author, dies
A Washington Post sportswriter, John Feinstein became the best-selling author of more than 40 books, including “A Season on the Brink."

Family of State Police Trooper Michael Proctor blasts Karen Read for making ‘egregiously false statements’

Michael Proctor's wife, Elizabeth, said Read’s lawyers are “unabashedly creating false narratives and distracting the public and potential jurors from clear-cut evidence."

Second clip released from upcoming documentary series on Karen Read case

MBTA investigating ‘possible human factors’ after Green Line trolley rolled back and ‘hitched’ with other train

About 100 riders on two other Green Line trains behind the trolleys involved in the incident were escorted about 250 feet to the nearest station, the MBTA said.

Will clouds get in the way of viewing tonight’s ‘blood worm moon’ total lunar eclipse?
With a cloudy night sky forecast, location will be key to catching a glimpse of this celestial phenomenon.

Mattapan man, 28, fatally shot in Maine

Braintree man admits using identity of dead teenager to become Melrose firefighter

Mass. reports 679 confirmed COVID-19 cases and 7 deaths in a week. See the latest data from Mass.

A man crossed the street in front of plows heading down Boylston Street in Copley Square in 2016.

Fewer snowplows? More days off for heat emergencies? New England officials are adapting to warmer winters.

Here's how Mass. cities and towns are weighing the practical implications of our warming winters.

Weather Focus: Could this next springlike warmup be winter’s last gasp?

Ben Volin | On football
Sizing up the Patriots' AFC East rivals after one week of NFL free agency
The Patriots have attacked the offseason. The rest of the AFC East is being a little more deliberate.

NFL free agency: Patriots are releasing David Andrews. Keep up with all the moves.Chad Finn: The Patriots weren’t perfect in their free agent haul, but they sure did get a lot right

Vinni Lettieri is in his second stint with the Bruins this season.

Bruins notebook

Here’s why Bruins winger Vinni Lettieri calls an emergency stint with his high school football team ‘a great experience’

Minnetonka (Minn.) nearly rode Lettieri’s foot to the 2011 states.

Moderna, which opened its new headquarters outside Kendall Square, in 2024, is among the local biotech companies that have recently had major setbacks.

Unleased lab space. Plunging valuations. Layoffs. In Massachusetts, the biotech slump is taking its toll.

There are few signs the industry responsible for more than 115,000 Massachusetts jobs is pulling out of its four-year downswing.

Students peered out the window of the Green Mountain Community School, the latest fixture on the former campus of Green Mountain College.

What happens to a ‘college town’ when the college closes? In Vermont, a wealthy liquor magnate has a vision.

The town of Poultney was anchored by Green Mountain College until 2019. Now — like many other small New England towns left with gaping holes where campuses once stood — it’s charting a future without it.

Globe Magazine

20+ tips for a budget-friendly vacation (and five costly mistakes)

The Globe restaurant critic has 8 tips for finding great food on the cheap

The Consumer Price Index rose 2.8 percent nationally in February. In New England, prices surged 4.5 percent.

Larry Edelman | Trendlines

‘Stagflation’ is the economy’s worst nightmare. The trends in Boston should be a wake-up call.

Twenty-one-year-old Io Nachtwey in the spring of 2001, shortly before she came to Cambridge and several months before her murder.

Opinion | Alan Wirzbicki

Good riddance to The Pit

Many people have fond memories of the Harvard Square landmark. But The Pit had a dark side that shouldn’t be glossed over.

Illustration of 2 people talking in the rain

| Snitch City

The FBI investigated him for stealing from drug dealers and misusing informants. Now he’s the police chief.

No one is more familiar with the inner workings of the New Bedford Police Department than Paul Oliveira. And he's often turned a blind eye to problems, a Spotlight investigation found.

Explore the project

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Inside the clandestine world of police informants through the story of one police department.

Listen to episode 1:
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Opinion

Members of the Iranian Basij paramilitary force attended the force parade in Tehran, Iran, on Jan. 10.

Carine Hajjar

Iran is weak and wounded. Now’s the time to ratchet up pressure.

Trump, a dealmaker and opportunist more than a statesman, might shrug off his more hawkish Middle East advisers and just pursue a deal that would appease the isolationists.

RENÉE GRAHAM

The COVID-19 pandemic, five years later: A nation more divided and vindictive

IDEAS | Christine Mehta

Does American democracy need more religion?

EDITORIAL

Haphazard grant cuts harm teacher training

Evan Horowitz

Could a stock market-driven recession spell trouble for Massachusetts?

More recent News

Suspended State Police trooper pleads not guilty to sex assault, bribery charges
Middlesex District Attorney Marian Ryan’s office said this week that Terence Kent “allegedly used his position of power as a sworn police officer to commit a sexual assault.”

Huge South Boston public housing complex gets $70 million to start redevelopment
The project kicks off a two-decade-long overhaul of one of Boston’s biggest public housing projects.

Selma Miriam, founder of the feminist restaurant Bloodroot, has died
Ms. Miriam was a talented and adventurous cook who, along with Noel Furie, set about creating a place for women to congregate.

Pentagon secrets leaker Jack Teixeira pleads guilty to obstructing justice
The former Massachusetts Air National Guard member caused an international uproar when he leaked highly classified documents.

Metco president Milly Arbaje-Thomas to step down
The nation's largest voluntary school integration program will seek a new leader in time for next school year.

Mass. attorney admits to smuggling synthetic marijuana into R.I. federal prison

Separately, a detainee at the Wyatt Detention Center admitted he participated in a conspiracy to possess and distribute strips with Suboxone inside the prison, prosecutors said.

Does the separation of Church and State still matter in Quincy?

Two monumental religious statues proposed by Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch for the city’s new police headquarters are all kinds of wrong.

BETH TEITELL
Musk rage has some Tesla owners turning against their cars — and even each other
Tesla faces protests, vandalism, and plunging prices amid Elon Musk backlash.

BRRRRRRRRRR. A ban on gas-powered leaf blowers is arriving in Cambridge.
Some are more ready than others for the transition to the greener but less-powerful electric equivalent.

DEVRA FIRST | DINING REPORT
Two new Irish pubs to visit for St. Patrick’s Day
Here’s what you’ll find at McGonagle’s Irish Pub & Restaurant and Sweeney’s on Boylston.

Culture & Lifestyle

The Performance Artist (soprano Whitney Morrison) looks on in concern as wind (dancer Maggie Cloud) intensifies in Boston Lyric Opera's "The Seasons."

Even without its signature set, BLO’s ‘The Seasons’ is no dry run

André Holland in "The Actor," directed by Duke Johnson.

André Holland investigates identity in ‘The Actor’

Amazon Executive Chairman Jeff Bezos (left), along with (clockwise from top right) Timothy Dalton, Sean Connery, Daniel Craig, and Pierce Brosnan as various versions of James Bond.

James Bond fans shaken, not stirred, by Amazon ownership of beloved 007

In advance of the 35th anniversary of the Gardner Museum heist, conservators have restored the empty frames that once held the stolen artworks.

Gardner Museum marks 35th anniversary of infamous heist with restored — and empty — frames

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 passed Glenwood Regional Medical Center in West Monroe, La.

A 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.

The Boston Globe’s Best of the Best

Our ultimate guide to more than 200 winners for Boston's best food, drinks, and fun things to do.

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

Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei of Iran, under a portrait of the late revolutionary founder Ayatollah Khomeini, in Tehran on March 8, 2025. The Iranian leader has thus far rebuffed President Trump's call for nuclear negotiation.

IDEAS | STEPHEN KINZER

Let’s make a deal, Iran edition

Trump aims to strike at the very heart of this nation’s adversarial system of justice, where everyone is entitled to a competent defense.

EDITORIAL

The first thing we do, let’s kill all the (Democratic) lawyers …

Nancy Gertner

Republican calls to impeach judges are dangerous and absurd

State Representative Laurel Libby in 2021.

CARINE HAJJAR

‘False and a sham’: Lawsuit targets Maine Democrats for silencing a dissenter

IDEAS | MICHELINE MAYNARD

Eggs are to Trump what gas was to Biden — only worse

The photos on these banners in a Beirut suburb say a lot about the governance of Lebanon. On the left is the speaker of Parliament, Nabih Berri. On the right is Hassan Nasrallah, who was killed by an Israeli strike on Sept. 27. Lebanon hasn’t had a president for two years because Hezbollah keeps blocking candidates.

IDEAS | CARINE HAJJAR

Lebanon’s biggest problem is not Israel

Metro

Mass. reports 679 confirmed COVID-19 cases and 7 deaths in a week. See the latest data from Mass.

Here’s a look at the latest coronavirus numbers in Massachusetts, including case numbers, deaths, demographics, and more.

Jewish protesters flood Trump Tower’s lobby to demand Mahmoud Khalil’s release

Mahmoud Khalil, a permanent US resident who hasn’t been charged with breaking any laws, was arrested outside his apartment and faces deportation.

RI CRIME

Men sentenced to prison for large-scale retail theft from Home Depot stores in R.I., Mass., Conn.

Two of the four men charged, all of them Guatemalan immigrants, were sentenced on Thursday and ordered to be removed from the US, prosecutors said.

Second clip released from upcoming documentary series on Karen Read case

The clip from Investigation Discovery’s “A Body in the Snow: The Trial of Karen Read,” was uploaded to YouTube this week.

Sports

The Bills replaced Von Miller with Joey Bosa (above), who has also struggled with injuries, playing in just 28 of 51 games the last three years.

Ben Volin | On football

Sizing up the Patriots' AFC East rivals after one week of NFL free agency

The Patriots have attacked the offseason. The rest of the AFC East is being a little more deliberate.

Patriots

Patriots are releasing center David Andrews, eight-year veteran and captain

Andrews has previously considered retirement and said in February that he couldn't envision playing anywhere else.

Rafael Devers said he would be in the lineup on Opening Day in Texas.

Peter Abraham | On baseball

Rafael Devers clears the air, says he’ll be the DH if it’s best for the Red Sox: ‘I’m good to do whatever they want’

Devers said he spoke to chief baseball officer Craig Breslow and manager Alex Cora a few weeks ago about his feelings and ultimately decided to follow their lead.

college hockey

Men’s Hockey East tournament scores and schedule for quarterfinals

Bruins notebook

Here’s why Bruins winger Vinni Lettieri calls an emergency stint with his high school football team ‘a great experience’

'It's a blessing.' New Patriots Milton Williams, Carlton Davis, and more introduced in Foxborough

Business

Wall Street tumbles 10% below its record for first ‘correction’ since 2023 on Trump’s trade war

A 10% drop is a big enough deal that professional investors have a name for it — a “correction” — and the S&P 500’s slide on Thursday sent the index to its first since 2023.

Warren calls for ethics probe into Tesla White House event

The demand comes after President Trump held an impromptu press conference to support his billionaire adviser and Tesla chief executive Elon Musk.

ECONOMY

Rhode Island’s unemployment rate ticked up in January, even as employers added jobs

Trump threatens retaliatory 200% tariff on European wine after EU proposes American whiskey tariff

magazine

PERSPECTIVE

The sea slug’s improbable lesson for life in the Trump era

Miss Conduct Classics

Advice needed: My friend offered to treat me with alternative medicine. Um, no?

The annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade in 2024.

Your Week Ahead

Five things to do around Boston, March 10-16

Justyn Ferguson with some of his favorite DVDs.

Arts issue

Gen-Zers are turning to DVDs instead of streaming their favorite movies

metro

Pro-Palestinian supporters and students from Emerson College shown on April 24, 2024 while they blocked Boylston Place alley.

Federal antisemitism task force wants to meet with Mayor Wu, three other big-city mayors about handling campus protests

Metco president Milly Arbaje-Thomas to step down

Could this next springlike warmup be winter’s last gasp? Historical data may shed some clues.

sports

Duke forward Cooper Flagg sits on the bench during the second half after suffering an ankle injury in the first half.

Duke’s Cooper Flagg sprained his ankle and is a ‘longshot’ to play in ACC semifinals, coach says

Here’s a look at this weekend’s Hockey East men’s quarterfinal matchups

John Feinstein, sports commentator and best-selling author, dies

business

‘Stagflation’ is the economy’s worst nightmare. The trends in Boston should be a wake-up call.

No good options: Providence Mayor Brett Smiley has to raise taxes. But by how much?

What is it like being an adjunct professor? We want to hear from you.

politics

Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy.

RFK Jr.’s first month as health secretary: Touting French fries and casting doubts on vaccines

Trump administration asks Supreme Court to partly allow birthright citizenship restrictions

Wall Street tumbles 10% below its record for first ‘correction’ since 2023 on Trump’s trade war

Nation

Mass. reports 679 confirmed COVID-19 cases and 7 deaths in a week. See the latest data from Mass.

Yale suspends scholar after AI-powered news site accuses her of terrorist link

Trump’s setbacks raise a question: Should one judge set national policy?

World

France's President Emmanuel Macron (right) speaking with Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky (left) and Britain's Prime Minister Keir Starmer in London earlier this month.

In a Europe adrift, Macron seizes the moment

Israel-Hamas talks deadlocked as Trump envoy turns to Ukraine

Putin says he agrees in principle with US proposal for cease-fire in Ukraine, but terms need to be worked out

opinion

Elon Musk and President-elect Donald Trump at a rally on Jan. 19.

Musk and Trump: Imperfect together?

The chill on speech during COVID-19 hurt the country

Republican calls to impeach judges are dangerous and absurd

lifestyle

Rachel Segall and her husband regret buying their 2023 Tesla Model 3, and have been trying to sell it.

Musk rage has some Tesla owners turning against their cars — and even each other

Michelle Obama and her brother to launch a podcast with weekly guests

After four years and two near-misses, a gym crush works out

food & dining

Lorenzo Ross delivers barbecue during the dinner rush at Smoke Shop BBQ.

Việt Citron opens in Somerville; the Nonantum Press Room serves luxurious paninis in Newton

Where you should eat, drink, and celebrate for Saint Patrick’s Day in Rhode Island

It’s the perfect time to visit Washington, D.C., for a long weekend. We’re serious.

travel

It’s the perfect time to visit Washington, D.C., for a long weekend. We’re serious.

20+ tips for a budget-friendly vacation (and five costly mistakes)

The Globe restaurant critic has 8 tips for finding great food on the cheap

Arts

Edvard Munch, “Two Human Beings (The Lonely Ones),” 1906-08.

Edvard Munch and the painting lost at sea, at Harvard Art Museums

Photo shows at Harvard’s Cooper Gallery and BRIDGE Gallery meditate on the meaning of memory

Gardner Museum marks 35th anniversary of infamous heist with restored — and empty — frames

Books

A train goes off the rails in Paris, and we get vivid portraits of the people onboard

Local bestsellers for the week ended March 9

Author readings around Boston through March 22

Movies

Ayo Edebiri says she got ‘insane death threats’ after Musk reposted a false report about her on X

André Holland investigates identity in ‘The Actor’

‘On Becoming a Guinea Fowl’ is one of the year’s best films

Television

Ayo Edebiri says she got ‘insane death threats’ after Musk reposted a false report about her on X

Medfield star Uzo Aduba talks ‘The Residence,’ bonding over the Bay State with Jane Curtin

‘The Apprentice’ heads to Prime Video in a very different era for its star

music

Even without its signature set, BLO’s ‘The Seasons’ is no dry run

Joe Gittleman on life after the Mighty Mighty Bosstones

Ken Casey wins bet against MAGA fan during Dropkick Murphys concert

Theater/Dance

‘Parade’ is a transfixing and unfortunately timely show

A.R.T. swaps ‘Passing Strange’ for ‘Two Strangers (Carry a Cake Across New York)’

What happened to Hamlet before ‘Hamlet’?

Health

Unleased lab space. Plunging valuations. Layoffs. In Massachusetts, the biotech slump is taking its toll.

‘Unlawful and dangerous suppression’: Harvard researchers sue Trump administration for erasing their work

Health care spending in Massachusetts soared in 2023. Here’s what’s to blame.

Obituaries

** ADVANCE FOR WEEKEND EDITIONS, MARCH 11-12 AND THEREAFTER ** Sports writer and author John Feinstein poses in Washington, Tuesday, Feb. 28, 2006. Keeping his usual eye out for the underdog, John Feinstein blazed a trail of sorts in late January when he listed George Mason as the No. 25 team in the country in his weekly ballot for The Associated Press basketball poll. Feinstein's vote meant the Patriots were listed with a lonely "1" in the Also Receiving Votes section at the very bottom of the poll, but the small piece of recognition was a groundbreaking source of pride for a mid-major program in the Colonial Athletic Association. Other voters soon took note, and in the following weeks George Mason climbed steadily and nearly cracked the Top 25 for the first time in school history. (AP Photo Caleb Jones)

Trump administration asks Supreme Court to partly allow birthright citizenship restrictions. Follow live updates.

Judge orders Trump to rehire probationary workers let go in mass firings across multiple agencies

RFK Jr.’s first month as health secretary: Touting French fries and casting doubts on vaccines

Wall Street tumbles 10% below its record for first ‘correction’ since 2023 on Trump’s trade war

Jewish protesters flood Trump Tower’s lobby to demand Mahmoud Khalil’s release

‘You will do whatever Elon Musk and Donald Trump tell you to do.’ Conn. congressman blasts Republicans at hearing.

Ken Casey wins bet against MAGA fan during Dropkick Murphys concert

Ayo Edebiri says she got ‘insane death threats’ after Musk reposted a false report about her on X

Connecticut woman allegedly locked up stepson for 20 years until he lit a fire to escape

John Feinstein, sports commentator and best-selling author, diesA Washington Post sportswriter, John Feinstein became the best-selling author of more than 40 books, including “A Season on the Brink."

Family of State Police Trooper Michael Proctor blasts Karen Read for making ‘egregiously false statements’

MBTA investigating ‘possible human factors’ after Green Line trolley rolled back and ‘hitched’ with other train

Will clouds get in the way of viewing tonight’s ‘blood worm moon’ total lunar eclipse?With a cloudy night sky forecast, location will be key to catching a glimpse of this celestial phenomenon.

Mattapan man, 28, fatally shot in Maine

Braintree man admits using identity of dead teenager to become Melrose firefighter

Mass. reports 679 confirmed COVID-19 cases and 7 deaths in a week. See the latest data from Mass.

Fewer snowplows? More days off for heat emergencies? New England officials are adapting to warmer winters.

Ben Volin | On footballSizing up the Patriots' AFC East rivals after one week of NFL free agencyThe Patriots have attacked the offseason. The rest of the AFC East is being a little more deliberate.

Here’s why Bruins winger Vinni Lettieri calls an emergency stint with his high school football team ‘a great experience’

Unleased lab space. Plunging valuations. Layoffs. In Massachusetts, the biotech slump is taking its toll.

What happens to a ‘college town’ when the college closes? In Vermont, a wealthy liquor magnate has a vision.

20+ tips for a budget-friendly vacation (and five costly mistakes)

‘Stagflation’ is the economy’s worst nightmare. The trends in Boston should be a wake-up call.

Good riddance to The Pit

Iran is weak and wounded. Now’s the time to ratchet up pressure.

The COVID-19 pandemic, five years later: A nation more divided and vindictive

Does American democracy need more religion?

Haphazard grant cuts harm teacher training

Could a stock market-driven recession spell trouble for Massachusetts?

More recent News

Suspended State Police trooper pleads not guilty to sex assault, bribery chargesMiddlesex District Attorney Marian Ryan’s office said this week that Terence Kent “allegedly used his position of power as a sworn police officer to commit a sexual assault.”

Huge South Boston public housing complex gets $70 million to start redevelopmentThe project kicks off a two-decade-long overhaul of one of Boston’s biggest public housing projects.

Selma Miriam, founder of the feminist restaurant Bloodroot, has diedMs. Miriam was a talented and adventurous cook who, along with Noel Furie, set about creating a place for women to congregate.

Pentagon secrets leaker Jack Teixeira pleads guilty to obstructing justiceThe former Massachusetts Air National Guard member caused an international uproar when he leaked highly classified documents.

Metco president Milly Arbaje-Thomas to step down The nation's largest voluntary school integration program will seek a new leader in time for next school year.

Mass. attorney admits to smuggling synthetic marijuana into R.I. federal prison

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Opinion, ideas, and commentary

Let’s make a deal, Iran edition

The first thing we do, let’s kill all the (Democratic) lawyers …

Republican calls to impeach judges are dangerous and absurd

‘False and a sham’: Lawsuit targets Maine Democrats for silencing a dissenter

Eggs are to Trump what gas was to Biden — only worse

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Metro

Mass. reports 679 confirmed COVID-19 cases and 7 deaths in a week. See the latest data from Mass.

Jewish protesters flood Trump Tower’s lobby to demand Mahmoud Khalil’s release

Men sentenced to prison for large-scale retail theft from Home Depot stores in R.I., Mass., Conn.

Second clip released from upcoming documentary series on Karen Read case

Sports

Sizing up the Patriots' AFC East rivals after one week of NFL free agency

Patriots are releasing center David Andrews, eight-year veteran and captain

Rafael Devers clears the air, says he’ll be the DH if it’s best for the Red Sox: ‘I’m good to do whatever they want’

Men’s Hockey East tournament scores and schedule for quarterfinals

Here’s why Bruins winger Vinni Lettieri calls an emergency stint with his high school football team ‘a great experience’

'It's a blessing.' New Patriots Milton Williams, Carlton Davis, and more introduced in Foxborough

Business

Wall Street tumbles 10% below its record for first ‘correction’ since 2023 on Trump’s trade war

Warren calls for ethics probe into Tesla White House event

Rhode Island’s unemployment rate ticked up in January, even as employers added jobs

Trump threatens retaliatory 200% tariff on European wine after EU proposes American whiskey tariff

The sea slug’s improbable lesson for life in the Trump era

Advice needed: My friend offered to treat me with alternative medicine. Um, no?

Five things to do around Boston, March 10-16

Gen-Zers are turning to DVDs instead of streaming their favorite movies

John Feinstein, sports commentator and best-selling author, dies
A Washington Post sportswriter, John Feinstein became the best-selling author of more than 40 books, including “A Season on the Brink."

Will clouds get in the way of viewing tonight’s ‘blood worm moon’ total lunar eclipse?
With a cloudy night sky forecast, location will be key to catching a glimpse of this celestial phenomenon.

Ben Volin | On football
Sizing up the Patriots' AFC East rivals after one week of NFL free agency
The Patriots have attacked the offseason. The rest of the AFC East is being a little more deliberate.

Suspended State Police trooper pleads not guilty to sex assault, bribery charges
Middlesex District Attorney Marian Ryan’s office said this week that Terence Kent “allegedly used his position of power as a sworn police officer to commit a sexual assault.”

Huge South Boston public housing complex gets $70 million to start redevelopment
The project kicks off a two-decade-long overhaul of one of Boston’s biggest public housing projects.

Selma Miriam, founder of the feminist restaurant Bloodroot, has died
Ms. Miriam was a talented and adventurous cook who, along with Noel Furie, set about creating a place for women to congregate.

Pentagon secrets leaker Jack Teixeira pleads guilty to obstructing justice
The former Massachusetts Air National Guard member caused an international uproar when he leaked highly classified documents.

Metco president Milly Arbaje-Thomas to step down
The nation's largest voluntary school integration program will seek a new leader in time for next school year.

BETH TEITELL
Musk rage has some Tesla owners turning against their cars — and even each other
Tesla faces protests, vandalism, and plunging prices amid Elon Musk backlash.

BRRRRRRRRRR. A ban on gas-powered leaf blowers is arriving in Cambridge.
Some are more ready than others for the transition to the greener but less-powerful electric equivalent.

DEVRA FIRST | DINING REPORT
Two new Irish pubs to visit for St. Patrick’s Day
Here’s what you’ll find at McGonagle’s Irish Pub & Restaurant and Sweeney’s on Boylston.