In the span of one week, Trump has taken a trio of highly controversial steps that pose an unprecedented test for the longstanding boundary between the US military and partisan politics. Continue reading →
President Trump is holding a military parade the same day that hundreds of protests are planned, in what amounts to a split-screen show of force. Continue reading →
Moderna vaulted to the forefront of biotech, becoming a major pillar of the region’s economy. But Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s skepticism of mRNA vaccines has cost the company dearly. Continue reading →
Israel widened its targets in Iran on Saturday to strike at oil and gas installations, as leaders of both countries vowed to intensify their attacks despite international pleas for de-escalation. Continue reading →
When Pope Leo XIV was selected in May as the next leader of the Catholic Church, his hometown, Chicago, erupted in shocked delight. There were joyful newspaper headlines ("DA POPE!"), impromptu gatherings at parishes across the city, and a "Pope-A-Roni" pie marketed by a local pizza joint. Continue reading →
The seemingly disparate postures of recent days -- strongman at home, peace-seeker abroad -- speak to Trump’s complicated relationship with the military. Continue reading →
Indian authorities said they had found the flight data recorder of the Air India plane that crashed, killing hundreds of people, as teams at the site continued to sift through wreckage Saturday. Continue reading →
Russia's summer offensive in eastern Ukraine, launched in May, is showing battlefield gains across multiple fronts, probing and attacking with small, fast-moving units as fighting escalates daily. Continue reading →
If a bunch of irate Venetians have their way, the star-studded dream wedding that Amazon founder Jeff Bezos and his fiancee, Lauren Sánchez, are planning in the ancient city at the end of June could be a nightmare. Continue reading →
From exaggerated savings projections, to layoffs, to endangering Americans’ security and life-endangering cuts, Elon Musk’s pet project has so far been a bust. Continue reading →
"Social movements defying our usual assumptions can also be powerful," writes one reader. "A case in point: White Men for Racial Justice." Continue reading →
In the Greater Boston area, thousands of “No Kings” marches and rallies are taking place, part of major demonstrations planned across the country. Continue reading →
Saturday's Pride parade and festival in Boston came as protests were held across the nation against the Trump administration's policies. Continue reading →
The Sox do have a lot of good players, but chief baseball officer Craig Breslow has until the July 30 trade deadline to create a more useful roster. Continue reading →
The Red Sox have won four games in a row and six out of seven, and they have taken three consecutive series — two against the Yankees. Continue reading →
In an interview with the Globe, the podcaster and entrepreneur explains why she shared her story in a Hulu documentary that premiered this week. Continue reading →
She was just a kid from the North Shore when she recorded "Hometown Lady." Decades later, her album was rediscovered. Here’s how it happened. Continue reading →
Nicholas Galanin, one of the best-known Native American artists in the country, brings his wryly fatalistic vision of contemporary America with an eye to fixing the future Continue reading →
Thanks to the convoluted Cape Ann coastline, you won’t even have to leave town to experience both sunrise and sunset. Here's how to spend a day here. Continue reading →
Whether it’s cutting bills, making homes more comfortable, or protecting the planet, here are some ways to approach energy efficiency. Continue reading →
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