Doctors say they don't know who will run clinical departments and who will be axed, and many feel that the parent company is making decisions without consulting them or considering patients’ best interests. Continue reading →
In his second term, President Trump is escalating his penchant for making major news — and handing out pink slips — on Fridays, often in the evening. Continue reading →
For American conservatives, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán of Hungary is willing to do what it takes to reclaim universities from the left. Continue reading →
A friendly meeting between President Trump, Elon Musk, and Viktor Orbán was the culmination of years of increasingly close ties between the American right and Hungary’s nationalist strongman. Continue reading →
The child's remains were discovered 27 years ago in a rock shelter called Lagar Velho in central Portugal. The nearly complete skeleton was stained red, and scientists think it may have been wrapped in a painted animal skin before burial. Continue reading →
Friends and neighbors said that the couple had increasingly receded into the private confines of their hillside house since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. Continue reading →
They wanted to move on. But like a toxic ex, the workers joked, the federal government seemed hell-bent on sabotaging a clean break. Continue reading →
The statement from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office gave no details except to say it had “accepted the invitation of U.S.-backed mediators.” Continue reading →
Some were killed by Hamas, some by Israeli fire, some their cause of death unknown. The losses are now at the heart of an anguished debate within Israeli society. Continue reading →
From theater to dance to top literary events, here are 30 can’t-miss events around New England as selected by Globe arts critics and writers. Continue reading →
A reader responds to a story about today's school shooter drills with a recollection of drills in the late 1950s to prepare for a nuclear bomb attack. Continue reading →
Efforts by the state’s largest teachers union to provide relevant content have raised legitimate concerns about the MTA’s evenhandedness. Continue reading →
Brookline's police chief said since the removal of school resource officers, problems have emerged that require police intervention. Continue reading →
Massachusetts on Friday launched a new website promoting job opportunities and resources for federal workers laid off by President Trump and Elon Musk. Continue reading →
The MIAA was once where future pros developed. Now, prep schools and club programs have shifted the balance of talent. “Massachusetts is having an existential crisis,” one expert said. Continue reading →
Thomas recently signed with the Salt Lake City Stars, the G League affiliate of the Utah Jazz, and is averaging 29.6 points and 5.6 assists in 11 games Continue reading →
"I had visions of perhaps becoming a top reporter or editor, maybe even president or publisher," he recalled of his first day at the Globe as a Northeastern University student co-cop. Continue reading →
His 1992 painting “The Singing Butler” — featuring a couple in evening dress dancing on a storm-swept beach as their butler and maid proffered umbrellas — became a best-selling image in Britain. Continue reading →
Whether you like an action-packed, nonstop vacation or a more relaxing, slow-paced escape (or a little of both), in all seasons, Lincoln can deliver. Continue reading →
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