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Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren pictured on April 25 on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert. Seven months later, Warren was back in the guest chair Thursday night.

‘Follow the money,’ Elizabeth Warren says on The Late Show. ‘And with Jeffrey Epstein, I really mean, follow the money.’

Senator Elizabeth Warren, the outspoken Massachusetts Democrat, made an appearance Thursday on the Late Night Show with Stephen Colbert.

In calling for Summers’ removal from Harvard, Warren reignited long feud

New messages reveal depth of relationship between Epstein and Noam Chomsky: ‘He quickly became a highly valued friend’

In one undated letter, Chomsky, a retired MIT professor, told an unknown recipient that he met Epstein “half a dozen years ago.”

President Trump takes questions from the press.

Trump accuses Democrats who urged military to resist illegal orders of ‘seditious behavior,’ suggests execution

The president was referring to six Democrat lawmakers who posted a video on social media urging the military and intelligence community to “refuse illegal orders.”

Goodlander pushes back as GOP rebukes video urging military to ‘refuse illegal orders’

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt answers questions during a White House press briefing Nov. 19, 2025 in Washington, D.C.

White House defends Trump calling female reporter ‘piggy’

The president has escalated his attacks on the media amid political blowback for his handling of files related to deceased sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

Follow live updates on the Trump administration

Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy spoke as President Trump (from right), Vice President JD Vance, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, and White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles listened before a lunch with in the Cabinet Room of the White House, on Oct. 17.

Trump plan to end Ukraine war would cede territory to Russia

The proposal, obtained by the Associated Press, appeared decidedly favorable to Russia, which started the war nearly four years ago by invading its neighbor.

Read Trump’s plan to end the war in Ukraine, per AP

Trump steps up attacks on ABC and Jimmy Kimmel, says network should ‘get the bum off the air’

Justice Department is examining handling of mortgage fraud investigation into Senator Adam Schiff

Years in the making, and years overdue, hydropower from Quebec to hit New England’s grid soon
Clean energy giant Avangrid cleared the final regulatory hurdle needed to complete a 145-mile line bringing hydroelectricity from Quebec to Maine.

More than 12 percent of Mass. residents have medical debt, and the number ‘will only grow’ amid federal cuts

The vast majority of those people were insured when bills started to pile up, according to a new report released by a state agency.

As Democrats duke it out, Mass. GOP endorses John Deaton for US Senate in hopes of avoiding primary

John Deaton, the cryptocurrency advocate who lost the 2024 US Senate race to Elizabeth Warren, has cast himself as the party’s best shot next year at taking the Senate seat currently held by Ed Markey.

Boston weighs city-owned grocery stores to combat food insecurity

Supporters have pitched the idea as a way to lower food costs, given that the store wouldn’t have to factor rent or overhead costs into their prices.

Worker killed in Yarmouth trench collapse remembered as cherished member of the Portuguese community in Fall River
Miguel Reis, 61, was a life long construction worker, who was deeply devoted to his Portuguese heritage, friends and family said.

Shocked by spending on troubled superintendent search, Cambridge School Committee members seek to pay less

Elected officials said they were in the dark about a significant tranche of spending.

Coast Guard set to change policy to call swastikas and nooses ‘potentially divisive’

The Coast Guard is poised to change some of its policies surrounding the display of hate symbols like swastikas and nooses as well as how personnel report hate incidents.

Forecast | Dave Epstein

Little November warmup ahead on Friday after Boston reaches a late first freeze

When you get up Friday morning, temperatures will be in the 30s east of I-495 before rising into the 50s.

New Hampshire state lawmaker arrested on felony revenge porn charge launches $10k crowdfunding campaign

Three more workers detained at Allston car wash set for release, lawyers say

Emily Bucari moved a sea turtle receiving treatment at New England Aquarium’s Sea Turtle Hospital in Quincy Thursday. The aquarium is treating over 200 cold-stunned hypothermic sea turtles that have washed ashore on Massachusetts beaches as temperatures have dropped.

To the rescue: New England Aquarium treats over 200 cold-stunned turtles at Quincy hospital

Since Nov. 7, the sea turtles have been treated for hypothermia and other life-threatening conditions at the aquarium's Animal Care Center in Quincy.

A passenger who arrived early for his flight put his feet up on his luggage to wait at Logan Airport, on Nov. 11.

Government wants ‘civility’ back on flights, starting with your clothes

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy is urging travelers to "Dress up to go to the airport, help a stranger out, and be in a good mood.”

These are the airlines most likely to experience Thanksgiving delays

Joel Edgerton as Robert Grainier in "Train Dreams."

Watch Party

‘Train Dreams,’ ‘High Horse: The Black Cowboy,’ plus more new movies and TV shows to stream

From a documentary on the history of Black cowboys to a buzzy new drama on Netflix, here’s what to watch this weekend.

The Harvard Plan: Season Two

Season Two
The Harvard Plan Episode 3: The Endless Frontier
The Trump administration is proposing a new "compact" that radically remakes the decades-old relationship between government and academia in America.

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Opinion

IDEAS | MAXWELL TAYLOR KENNEDY

My brother RFK Jr. is betraying our father’s legacy

Robert F. Kennedy would have turned 100 this week — and he would have been appalled at the Trump administration’s cruelty.

EDITORIAL

Trump’s reckless new policy on homelessness

Shira Schoenberg

Finding a doctor and paying for health care shouldn’t be so hard

Alex Beam

In the Gilded Age 2.0, the rich aren’t just different — they’re intolerable

Bernie Sanders

Republicans finally want to talk about health care. That’s good — but their ideas are absurd.

More recent News

Grizzly attacks schoolchildren and teachers on a walking trail in Canada, injuring 11

Two people were critically injured and two had serious injuries, Emergency Health Services spokesman Brian Twaites said.

As temps drop, Healey extends pause on utility shutoff, urges Trump to release federal heat assistance

Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey said the state will extend its pause on when utilities can shut off the heat on those who can't pay their bill.

Firefighter injured, 16 displaced in two fires in Boston

“Both came in at the same time,” a fire department spokesperson said, which meant “some companies left the first fire” in Hyde Park to go to the one in Roslindale.

Investigators say UPS plane that crashed in Kentucky, killing 14, had cracks in engine mount
New pictures released by the NTSB show the left engine coming off the UPS plane and flying up and over the wing as it rolled down the runway.

After mysterious death, family’s quest for answers leads to tick bite
More than a year after a 47-year-old JetBlue pilot died, physicians linked his death to a growing menace: an allergy to red meat triggered by a tick bite.

Jury selected in Brian Walshe murder trial
A jury of 16 has been chosen for the Dec. 1 murder trial of Brian Walshe, the Cohasset man who allegedly killed and dismembered his wife in 2023.

Summer in the winter: From saunas in Maine to a tiki bar in Cambridge, best bets for escaping the New England cold

Wary of the season’s doldrums? You don’t need plane tickets to find warmer climes.

They said they were asked to sign petitions for housing or safer streets. It was really to end recreational weed sales.
The coalition pushing for the ballot initiative has denied allegations of misleading voters, saying they were concocted by the marijuana industry.

This New Hampshire destination was voted ‘best ski town’ by USA Today readers
Better luck next time, Aspen.

Boston City Hall is considering selling official city merch. Could hats and mugs help pad Boston’s budget?
Official merchandising programs in cities like New York City and Pittsburgh have seen a range of results, bringing in anywhere from tens of millions of dollars to just enough to break even.

Culture & Lifestyle

Community members commune at Night Cap's Cafe pop-up at City Hall in 2024. The project will return, this year at Bow Market, on Nov. 22.

New Somerville event series Night Cap Radio aims to bring people together for affordable, creative social time

Members of Young@Heart rehearse in costume for Sunday's “10-Alarm Fire: We Won’t Shut Up!!” performance in Northampton.

Protest music has no age limit — just ask the singers in Young@Heart

Tourmaline, still from "Pollinator," 2022.

At Harvard’s Carpenter Center, performance as pollination — and pollination as performance

Kate Winslet and Leonardo DiCaprio in "Titanic."

From ‘Titanic’ to two Tarantino titles, catch these upcoming screenings at Boston cinemas

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

Former first lady Michelle Obama campaigned with Vice President Kamala Harris in Michigan during Harris’s presidential bid in October 2024.

Renée Graham

Michelle Obama is right. America ‘ain’t ready’ for a woman president.

IDEAS | ZOE YU

What a ’90s sitcom can teach us about male and female friendships

Ray Grasso embraces a photo he keeps of his brother Paul at his home.

PODCAST | SAY MORE

A Boston veteran’s 57-year journey to find peace

All deportation service representatives are currently busy.

Ty Burr

You have reached the ICE tip line. Your delusion is important to us.

EDITORIAL

Would you hire an electrician from Harvard Vocational School?

A boy flew a kite in front of destroyed buildings in Gaza City on Nov. 3.

JOAN VENNOCHI

Will the ‘Mamdani effect’ on Israel work for Moulton and Pressley?

Metro

‘Follow the money,’ Elizabeth Warren says on The Late Show. ‘And with Jeffrey Epstein, I really mean, follow the money.’

Senator Elizabeth Warren, the outspoken Massachusetts Democrat, made an appearance Thursday on the Late Night Show with Stephen Colbert.

Worker killed in Yarmouth trench collapse remembered as cherished member of the Portuguese community in Fall River

Miguel Reis, 61, was a life long construction worker, who was deeply devoted to his Portuguese heritage, friends and family said.

As Democrats duke it out, Mass. GOP endorses John Deaton for US Senate in hopes of avoiding primary

NH CRIME

New Hampshire state lawmaker arrested on felony revenge porn charge launches $10k crowdfunding campaign

Bryan Morse, 32, of Franklin, N.H., was arrested on a warrant after a woman alleged he posted explicit photographs of her on social media.

Sports

Patriots quarterback Drake Maye, working with offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels on Thursday, has yet to have a 300-yard passing game in his career, but he may get to that mark against a poor Bengals defense on Sunday.

Chad Finn | Unconventional Preview

The one piece of evidence the skeptics miss about the Patriots? They are unbeaten on the road.

Since Week 4, the Patriots have not only stood up to every opponent, but beaten them, often handily.

fleet

Boston Fleet going big — literally — in pursuit of bounce-back season

Boston has the tallest roster in the PWHL, which GM Danielle Marmer hopes will help the Fleet rebound from missing the playoffs last season.

Tom Brady and the Patriots dominated the Bengals, 43-17, at Gillette Stadium in 2014.

Dan Shaughnessy

Even with the Patriots ‘on to Cincinnati’ again, there’s very little sports history between our cities, and other thoughts

Sunday’s matchup has me in a mood to stoke the flames of famous Boston-Cincinnati sports moments. Too bad there are almost none.

Patriots

‘He walks around like Encino Man’: Inside the eccentricities fueling Patriots wide receiver Mack Hollins

College football

Will Harvard complete a perfect regular season and claim the outright Ivy title with a win over rival Yale in The Game?

Ben Volin | On football

Desperation sets in as the Bengals consider starting Joe Burrow against the Patriots in an attempt to save their season

Business

Trump steps up attacks on ABC and Jimmy Kimmel, says network should ‘get the bum off the air’

The president this week had also expressed anger at the network’s chief White House correspondent, Mary Bruce, for questions she asked in an Oval Office meeting.

TALKING POINTS

As consumers focus on low prices, Walmart’s sales rise

Stories you may have missed from the world of business.

Verizon is cutting more than 13,000 jobs as it works to ‘reorient’ entire company

More than 12 percent of Mass. residents have medical debt, and the number ‘will only grow’ amid federal cuts

magazine

PERSPECTIVE

When my parents died 28 days apart, I was left with grief — and a lot of stuff

On the slopes at Camden Snow Bowl in Maine.

Winter Travel

Killington’s independent era is starting. Will it change skiing in New England?

MISS CONDUCT Classics

During my regular night out with friends, we split the bill evenly, but I drink less than everyone else

LOVE LETTERS

I’ve used ChatGPT as a therapist. Where do I go from here?

metro

Dorchester Food Co-op, pictured at its grand opening in 2023, was mentioned during the hearing as an affordable grocery store serving the community, but run by a nonprofit.

Boston weighs city-owned grocery stores to combat food insecurity

To the rescue: New England Aquarium treats over 200 cold-stunned turtles at Quincy hospital

Jury selected in Brian Walshe murder trial

sports

Senior captain Jack Marcell (7) and two-way lineman Owen Sasin (72) have helped power Canton into the Division 4 semifinals.

Canton’s rise back to football prominence has cleared many hurdles. The next one? Undefeated Tewksbury.

For one week in November, these cousins had their girls’ volleyball teams — Wellesley and Newton South — on magical runs

Texans get eight sacks in win over Bills

business

Starbucks union says 30 more US stores are joining week-old strike

Job gains disguise weakness beyond service industries

Bubble fears ease but investors still waiting for AI to live up to its promise

politics

‘Follow the money,’ Elizabeth Warren says on The Late Show. ‘And with Jeffrey Epstein, I really mean, follow the money.’

Follow live updates on the Trump administration

Coast Guard set to change policy to call swastikas and nooses ‘potentially divisive’

Nation

The Social Security Administration is also halting a plan to use modern labor market data to help judge whether disability claimants can work, a project that has cost the federal government more than $350 million so far.

Social Security scraps plan to limit disability benefits after uproar

Mass. reports 452 confirmed COVID-19 cases and 3 death in a week. See the latest data.

Trump officials unveil plan to drill off California, sparking a fight

World

A national flag of Iran waves in front of the building of the International Atomic Energy Agency, IAEA, in Vienna, Austria, Dec. 17, 2021.

Iran rejects UN atomic agency’s resolution and threatens more reprisal actions

Netanyahu meets with his cabinet to discuss rising Israeli settler violence in the West Bank

Ukraine’s president is under growing pressure. Here are five things to know.

opinion

What a ’90s sitcom can teach us about male and female friendships

Republicans finally want to talk about health care. That’s good — but their ideas are absurd.

Black troops un-memorialized at US WWII cemetery in Netherlands

lifestyle

You May Feel a Bit of Pressure chronicles a couple's infertility odyssey, from optimism to envy.

‘What are you waiting for?’ Coping with infertility loneliness at the holidays (and any time)

I’m making all the effort in this friendship

From quilts to wallpaper: Discovering the private world of Emily Dickinson

food & dining

Nonantum Press Room's Fun Guy sandwich, with roasted mushrooms, porcini cream, and spinach.

A little shop in Newton’s Nonantum neighborhood makes sandwiches to go

Recipe: Pumpkin has officially found its way into everything, including these buttermilk biscuits

Eastern Edge food hall will open in Kendall Square; The Hollows replaces Rudy’s in Somerville

travel

Government wants ‘civility’ back on flights, starting with your clothes

Christmas in Maine, the opening of Rosemead House, and stylish travel garment bags

Evan Dando on Junior Mints, using YouTube for travel, and how Martha’s Vineyard became a nightmare

Arts

Gustav Klimt's "Bildnis Elisabeth Lederer" (Portrait of Elisabeth Lederer).

Gustav Klimt portrait that spared its subject from Nazis breaks modern art record with $236 million sale

The Highwaymen were Black artists who sold paintings from the trunks of their cars, finding their own kind of freedom

Norman Rockwell’s heirs are right. Homeland Security is distorting his legacy.

Books

If you haven’t read Annie Hartnett yet, what are you waiting for?

Local bestsellers for the week ended Nov. 16

Here’s what people are saying about journalist Olivia Nuzzi in anticipation of her new bombshell book

Movies

‘Train Dreams,’ ‘High Horse: The Black Cowboy,’ plus more new movies and TV shows to stream

‘Rental Family’ is a real keeper

What price Hollywood? ‘Jay Kelly’ contemplates the cost of fame

Television

‘Train Dreams,’ ‘High Horse: The Black Cowboy,’ plus more new movies and TV shows to stream

Trump steps up attacks on ABC and Jimmy Kimmel, says network should ‘get the bum off the air’

‘A Man on the Inside’ sends Ted Danson back undercover

music

Cellist Yo-Yo Ma is livecasting his Friday performance at Symphony Hall to several locations around the state.

Yo-Yo Ma didn’t want to do ‘just another’ sold-out Bach concert at Symphony Hall. So he found ways to let more people in.

Boston band Couch bring ‘Big Talk’ — and major momentum — to Roadrunner

Pianist Eric Lu risked his reputation entering one of the world’s toughest competitions a second time. Then he won.

Theater/Dance

‘Fun Home’ cuts deep at the Huntington

Jacob’s Pillow offers early look at its summer dance festival for 2026

Camille A. Brown’s ‘I AM’ most certainly is

Health

A new study found that Massachusetts residents in families with incomes between 139 and 500 percent of the federal poverty level — or roughly $39,000 to $139,000 for a family of four — and Black residents were more likely to have $2,000 or more in medical debt.

More than 12 percent of Mass. residents have medical debt, and the number ‘will only grow’ amid federal cuts

Moderna gets breathing room with $1.5 billion loan from Ares

Why you should embrace new technology as you age

Obituaries

Mr. Todd (right) played Monopoly with Tom Clowes, another adventurer, in a tent at Everest base camp in 2006, in a photo provided by Clowes.

‘Follow the money,’ Elizabeth Warren says on The Late Show. ‘And with Jeffrey Epstein, I really mean, follow the money.’

New messages reveal depth of relationship between Epstein and Noam Chomsky: ‘He quickly became a highly valued friend’

Trump accuses Democrats who urged military to resist illegal orders of ‘seditious behavior,’ suggests execution

White House defends Trump calling female reporter ‘piggy’

Trump plan to end Ukraine war would cede territory to Russia

Trump steps up attacks on ABC and Jimmy Kimmel, says network should ‘get the bum off the air’

Justice Department is examining handling of mortgage fraud investigation into Senator Adam Schiff

Years in the making, and years overdue, hydropower from Quebec to hit New England’s grid soonClean energy giant Avangrid cleared the final regulatory hurdle needed to complete a 145-mile line bringing hydroelectricity from Quebec to Maine.

More than 12 percent of Mass. residents have medical debt, and the number ‘will only grow’ amid federal cuts

As Democrats duke it out, Mass. GOP endorses John Deaton for US Senate in hopes of avoiding primary

Boston weighs city-owned grocery stores to combat food insecurity

Worker killed in Yarmouth trench collapse remembered as cherished member of the Portuguese community in Fall RiverMiguel Reis, 61, was a life long construction worker, who was deeply devoted to his Portuguese heritage, friends and family said.

Shocked by spending on troubled superintendent search, Cambridge School Committee members seek to pay less

Coast Guard set to change policy to call swastikas and nooses ‘potentially divisive’

Little November warmup ahead on Friday after Boston reaches a late first freeze

New Hampshire state lawmaker arrested on felony revenge porn charge launches $10k crowdfunding campaign

Three more workers detained at Allston car wash set for release, lawyers say

To the rescue: New England Aquarium treats over 200 cold-stunned turtles at Quincy hospital

Government wants ‘civility’ back on flights, starting with your clothes

‘Train Dreams,’ ‘High Horse: The Black Cowboy,’ plus more new movies and TV shows to stream

The Harvard Plan: Season Two

Season TwoThe Harvard Plan Episode 3: The Endless FrontierThe Trump administration is proposing a new "compact" that radically remakes the decades-old relationship between government and academia in America.

My brother RFK Jr. is betraying our father’s legacy

Trump’s reckless new policy on homelessness

Finding a doctor and paying for health care shouldn’t be so hard

In the Gilded Age 2.0, the rich aren’t just different — they’re intolerable

Republicans finally want to talk about health care. That’s good — but their ideas are absurd.

More recent News

Grizzly attacks schoolchildren and teachers on a walking trail in Canada, injuring 11

As temps drop, Healey extends pause on utility shutoff, urges Trump to release federal heat assistance

Firefighter injured, 16 displaced in two fires in Boston

Investigators say UPS plane that crashed in Kentucky, killing 14, had cracks in engine mountNew pictures released by the NTSB show the left engine coming off the UPS plane and flying up and over the wing as it rolled down the runway.

After mysterious death, family’s quest for answers leads to tick biteMore than a year after a 47-year-old JetBlue pilot died, physicians linked his death to a growing menace: an allergy to red meat triggered by a tick bite.

Jury selected in Brian Walshe murder trialA jury of 16 has been chosen for the Dec. 1 murder trial of Brian Walshe, the Cohasset man who allegedly killed and dismembered his wife in 2023.

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Summer in the winter: From saunas in Maine to a tiki bar in Cambridge, best bets for escaping the New England cold

They said they were asked to sign petitions for housing or safer streets. It was really to end recreational weed sales.The coalition pushing for the ballot initiative has denied allegations of misleading voters, saying they were concocted by the marijuana industry.

This New Hampshire destination was voted ‘best ski town’ by USA Today readersBetter luck next time, Aspen.

Boston City Hall is considering selling official city merch. Could hats and mugs help pad Boston’s budget? Official merchandising programs in cities like New York City and Pittsburgh have seen a range of results, bringing in anywhere from tens of millions of dollars to just enough to break even.

Culture & Lifestyle

New Somerville event series Night Cap Radio aims to bring people together for affordable, creative social time

Protest music has no age limit — just ask the singers in Young@Heart

At Harvard’s Carpenter Center, performance as pollination — and pollination as performance

From ‘Titanic’ to two Tarantino titles, catch these upcoming screenings at Boston cinemas

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

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Opinion, ideas, and commentary

Michelle Obama is right. America ‘ain’t ready’ for a woman president.

What a ’90s sitcom can teach us about male and female friendships

A Boston veteran’s 57-year journey to find peace

You have reached the ICE tip line. Your delusion is important to us.

Would you hire an electrician from Harvard Vocational School?

Will the ‘Mamdani effect’ on Israel work for Moulton and Pressley?

Metro

‘Follow the money,’ Elizabeth Warren says on The Late Show. ‘And with Jeffrey Epstein, I really mean, follow the money.’

Worker killed in Yarmouth trench collapse remembered as cherished member of the Portuguese community in Fall River

As Democrats duke it out, Mass. GOP endorses John Deaton for US Senate in hopes of avoiding primary

New Hampshire state lawmaker arrested on felony revenge porn charge launches $10k crowdfunding campaign

Sports

The one piece of evidence the skeptics miss about the Patriots? They are unbeaten on the road.

Boston Fleet going big — literally — in pursuit of bounce-back season

Even with the Patriots ‘on to Cincinnati’ again, there’s very little sports history between our cities, and other thoughts

‘He walks around like Encino Man’: Inside the eccentricities fueling Patriots wide receiver Mack Hollins

Will Harvard complete a perfect regular season and claim the outright Ivy title with a win over rival Yale in The Game?

Desperation sets in as the Bengals consider starting Joe Burrow against the Patriots in an attempt to save their season

Business

Trump steps up attacks on ABC and Jimmy Kimmel, says network should ‘get the bum off the air’

As consumers focus on low prices, Walmart’s sales rise

Verizon is cutting more than 13,000 jobs as it works to ‘reorient’ entire company

More than 12 percent of Mass. residents have medical debt, and the number ‘will only grow’ amid federal cuts

When my parents died 28 days apart, I was left with grief — and a lot of stuff

Killington’s independent era is starting. Will it change skiing in New England?

During my regular night out with friends, we split the bill evenly, but I drink less than everyone else

I’ve used ChatGPT as a therapist. Where do I go from here?

metro

Boston weighs city-owned grocery stores to combat food insecurity

Years in the making, and years overdue, hydropower from Quebec to hit New England’s grid soon
Clean energy giant Avangrid cleared the final regulatory hurdle needed to complete a 145-mile line bringing hydroelectricity from Quebec to Maine.

Worker killed in Yarmouth trench collapse remembered as cherished member of the Portuguese community in Fall River
Miguel Reis, 61, was a life long construction worker, who was deeply devoted to his Portuguese heritage, friends and family said.

Season Two
The Harvard Plan Episode 3: The Endless Frontier
The Trump administration is proposing a new "compact" that radically remakes the decades-old relationship between government and academia in America.

Investigators say UPS plane that crashed in Kentucky, killing 14, had cracks in engine mount
New pictures released by the NTSB show the left engine coming off the UPS plane and flying up and over the wing as it rolled down the runway.

After mysterious death, family’s quest for answers leads to tick bite
More than a year after a 47-year-old JetBlue pilot died, physicians linked his death to a growing menace: an allergy to red meat triggered by a tick bite.

Jury selected in Brian Walshe murder trial
A jury of 16 has been chosen for the Dec. 1 murder trial of Brian Walshe, the Cohasset man who allegedly killed and dismembered his wife in 2023.

They said they were asked to sign petitions for housing or safer streets. It was really to end recreational weed sales.
The coalition pushing for the ballot initiative has denied allegations of misleading voters, saying they were concocted by the marijuana industry.

This New Hampshire destination was voted ‘best ski town’ by USA Today readers
Better luck next time, Aspen.

Boston City Hall is considering selling official city merch. Could hats and mugs help pad Boston’s budget?
Official merchandising programs in cities like New York City and Pittsburgh have seen a range of results, bringing in anywhere from tens of millions of dollars to just enough to break even.