Jimmy Kimmel back on late-night TV: After a short-lived suspension over his comments about the murder of Charlie Kirk, Kimmel aired again last night. See all the most interesting moments here.
“Is that your daughter? Come here so I can see those IDs,” an agent tells the father, waving at him to come out of the house, according to video the family recorded. Continue reading →
The Salem Democrat has not made a final decision but is seriously looking at challenging the two-term Democratic senator, several sources told the Globe. Continue reading →
Patients at the state's largest health system will be billed extra when their primary care doctors consult with specialists via a digital platform. Continue reading →
Mayor Wu formally apologized to the men, their families, and “Boston’s entire Black community” in 2023 for how the city handled the investigation. Continue reading →
President Trump's speech was both grievance-filled and self-congratulatory as he used the platform to applaud his second-term achievements and lament world leaders. Continue reading →
Sitting on the couch a few weeks ago watching television, Jonathan Gardner saw something that made him text his mother immediately. "Weird question," he typed. "Did you take Tylenol at all when you were pregnant with me?" Continue reading →
The Pentagon has been one of the most intensive users of these chemicals, which are also known as PFAS and are a key ingredient in firefighting foam. Continue reading →
His reunion with his family caps a yearslong campaign joined by world leaders, Nobel laureates, and celebrities to win the freedom of one of Egypt’s most well-known pro-democracy activists from the 2011 Arab Spring protests. Continue reading →
By deporting hard-working immigrants who have done nothing wrong while in this country, we are tearing the tapestry that has made America great. Continue reading →
“There is anger, but it pales in comparison to how exhausted I am,” one former athlete wrote in a statement to the court. “In the bluntest terms, the legal system failed me.” Continue reading →
The Globe is compiling a running list of transportation projects derailed or disrupted by Washington since President Trump took office for the second time. Continue reading →
"If we were to have known that Wily [Abreu] would be down and Roman [Anthony] would be down, maybe we would’ve acted differently,” the chief baseball officer said. Continue reading →
The Bruins rallied from a 4-1 third-period deficit on a pair of goals by Michael Eyssimont and a tying tally by Marat Khusnutdinov before Zadorov won it in OT, 5-4. Continue reading →
A new study has unveiled the latest consequence of private-equity ownership on a hospital — more patient deaths in the emergency room. Continue reading →
The Massachusetts Department of Transportation originally awarded the lucrative lease to Applegreen in June, but losing bidder Global Partners has waged a media and government relations battle to overturn the bid. Continue reading →
Ms. Cardinale starred in films as varied as Federico Fellini’s dreamscape masterpiece “8 1/2” and Blake Edwards’s slapstick comedy “The Pink Panther.” Continue reading →
As a performer who’s been wildly inconsistent in recent years, Costello came to Boston with a setlist that stuck almost exclusively to his first 10 years as a recording artist. Continue reading →
In an effort to form new core memories this fall, we asked the author of "The Apple Lover’s Cookbook" for advice about the best baking varieties and other things. Continue reading →
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