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Karen Read looked toward her defense attorney Robert Alessi, as special prosecutor Hank Brennan questions Ian Whiffin, a digital intelligence expert with Celebrite, about the data on John O'Keefe's iPhone during her murder retrial in Norfolk Superior Court in Dedham on Monday.

Expert testifies in Karen Read trial that John O’Keefe’s phone stopped moving soon after he was dropped off at Canton home

As testimony was underway in the trial, the Supreme Court rejected Read’s request that the nation’s highest court step into her ongoing murder trial in the death of O’Keefe.

Massachusetts Senate President Karen Spilka announced the chamber's "Response 2025" initiative to push back on the Trump administration.

‘America today is starting to feel like Europe in the 1930s’: Mass. lawmakers condemn Trump’s first 100 days in office

Massachusetts state senators delivered remarks on the chamber floor Monday criticizing President Trump's first 100 days in office.

Trendlines: Economy wobbles as Trump’s tariffs face legal fights

President Trump speaks to reporters before boarding Air Force One at Morristown Airport in Morristown, N.J., on Sunday, April 27, 2025.

Trump to sign two executive orders on immigration as his 100-day mark approaches. Follow live updates.

The orders will expand law enforcement efforts to detain migrants and require officials to publish lists of “sanctuary cities” that limit cooperation with federal immigration enforcement.

SHIRLEY LEUNG
‘Why is Milton so poor?’ A town of million-dollar homes struggles to pay its bills.
As the well-to-do suburb faces deep cuts to education and other services, residents are heading to the polls to decide whether or not to approve the biggest property tax override in town history.

Helena DaSilva Hughes runs the Immigrants Assistance Center in New Bedford, where many immigrants and the businesses that employ them are concerned about ICE officers in the city.

Money, Power, Inequality

‘It’s all bullying.’ Amid immigration crackdown, Mass. businesses worry about their workers.

Foreign-born workers are being detained, deported, and stripped of protections, threatening the restaurants, nursing homes, and tourist destinations that depend on their labor.

Could Kristian Campbell, left, be joined by Roman Anthony, center, and Marcelo Mayer, right, on the Boston roster?

When will Roman Anthony and Marcelo Mayer get their chance, and other Red Sox observations

Somehow chief baseball officer Craig Breslow has to come up with a way to make a series of moves that get Anthony and Mayer on the team.

Fan in Cleveland ejected after heckling Red Sox’ Jarren Duran over disclosure of suicide attempt

Shedeur Sanders — shown with his father, Colorado football coach Deion Sanders — in September, did little to improve the quarterback's draft stock once the Buffaloes' season ended.

BEN VOLIN | ON FOOTBALL

Shedeur Sanders didn’t deserve to be humiliated on draft weekend, but he did deserve to be chosen 144th

Going 144th is a direct repudiation of how the Colorado quarterback and his Hall of Famer father handled the pre-draft process.

From ball security to job security, 11 things we learned about the Patriots’ draft

Child struck and killed by school bus in Hyde Park, police say
The child was not identified, but police are asking witnesses to contact them.

Faculty, alumni criticize Dartmouth president for failing to condemn Trump
Dartmouth was the only Ivy League institution that declined to join more than 400 university leaders denouncing federal overreach in higher education.

Amid debate over Mass. ‘millionaires tax,’ report finds the number of millionaires here has surged

Nearly 2,000 households in Massachusetts have at least $50 million in wealth, study says, up 35 percent in two years.

Law schools in Massachusetts are seeing an application boom

Applications to the state’s eight law schools exceeded 38,000 so far this year, a 26 percent increase from last year.

Why does it feel like summertime is increasingly bleeding into May?
Is it finally time to consider the ‘spring bridge’ month of May as a summer month in New England?

Forecast: Temperatures will be even warmer on Tuesday

25 Boston-area professors elected to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences

Other new members include CNN news anchor Anderson Cooper, activist Gloria Steinem, and restaurateur José Andrés.

Thinking about dual citizenship? Here’s how to get it.

Currently, 63 countries offer dual citizenship to US residents. (Obviously, that number could change any day.) Here’s a look at how some popular destinations do it.

Brookline superintendent announces resignation amid budget shortfall

Linus Guillory Jr. served as superintendent for four years, guiding the district through the pandemic and an increasingly more challenging fiscal climate.

Woman charged with killing lawyer on his Charlestown houseboat to undergo competency evaluation

One dead as Florida authorities declare a ‘mass casualty’ in boat crash near Clearwater bridge

Research assistant Zhenfeng Li prepared a test in the Barouch Laboratory, where researchers worked to develop a COVID-19 vaccine at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center's Center for Virology and Vaccine Research in 2020.

Federal funds were the lifeblood of US scientific discovery. Where will the money come from now?

Cathy Trawick, at Hale House, is one of thousands in Massachusetts living in rest homes and nursing homes who turn their income over to the state to live in such a facility, except for $72.80 monthly, which they're allowed to keep to buy personal needs like shampoo, and medications not covered by insurance. Trawick saves up to buy yarn for knitting.

Mass. seniors fight to boost $72.80 monthly allowance

Massachusetts has the second lowest ‘personal needs allowance’ for low-income nursing and rest home residents in New England but the highest cost of living.

PERSPECTIVE

They’re thought of as Korean ‘Karens.’ But ajummas are misunderstood.

How I stopped worrying and embraced my inner ajumma.

Opinion

People talked and hung out outside the Coffee Spot on the corner of Beach and Harrison streets in Boston's Chinatown, June 22, 1991.

IDEAS | JENS LUDWIG

The 60-year-old book that can help cities reduce gun violence

Jane Jacobs recognized a key factor that makes shootings less likely.

JOAN VENNOCHI

Under Trump, it’s ‘normal’ to arrest and handcuff a judge

Ashish K. Jha

For immediate health benefits, New England should accelerate the clean energy transition locally

Shira Schoenberg

Mercy Medical Center facing exodus of emergency doctors

Heather K. Gerken

Universities should abandon school rankings, embrace low-income students

Spotlight

Explore the project: Snitch City

In a nation addicted to drugs, local police are addicted to informants.

Listen to the Snitch City podcast

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Five suspects wanted after allegedly attacking a man with a glass bottle near Boston Common

The man said all five suspects then surrounded him, pushed him, broke a glass bottle over his head, and put him in a headlock, according to a police report.

On air, ’60 Minutes’ reporter says ‘none of us is happy’ about changes that led top producer to quit

Scott Pelley of “60 Minutes” explained the departure of the show's executive producer to viewers and said “none of us is happy” about the conditions that led to Bill Owens' departure.

Russia declares a ceasefire in Ukraine on May 8-10 for WWII Victory Day

The Kremlin said that Russian President Vladimir Putin has ordered the full cessation of hostilities on “humanitarian grounds” for the Victory Day on May 9.

Israeli strikes on Gaza kill at least 27 Palestinians

Israel has carried out daily strikes on Gaza since ending its cease-fire with Hamas last month.

Conclave to elect a new pope will start May 7

A group of 135, known as the College of Cardinals, will elect the new pope.

INNOVATOR Q&A

How a RIPTA app provides Rhode Islanders an incentive to drive less

The “Drive Less RI” phone app offers rewards for those who carpool or use public transit

‘This is not a good trajectory’: Juvenile detention reaches highest level since 2018, prompting warning from youth advocates

A rise in juvenile detentions threatens to undermine decades of effort to undo the increases seen during the 1990s, when fears of a youth crime wave led to strict penalties for young defendants.

Trump’s first 100 days have brought chaos and change to New England
The scale and the swiftness of the moves have touched not only every corner of the federal government but everyday life on a national and even global scale.

‘Uncharted waters’: As Trump administration remakes the government’s relationship to nonprofits, social services are at risk
Much like public institutions and for-profit companies, nonprofits are under the Trump administration’s ideological microscope and many are stuck in a state of limbo.

His wife died of cancer. Who gets to decide whether her parents can visit with his child?
The grandparents want the toddler to know her mother’s side of the family. The father thinks the visits are detrimental to his daughter.

Culture & Lifestyle

Martha Stewart and José Andrés on "Yes, Chef!"

This week’s TV: Martha Stewart is back in ‘Yes, Chef’

The Boston Jazz Foundation organizes live jazz performances around Greater Boston, including a special event for International Jazz Day set to take place on Wednesday.

Free fun this week: Family opera, early Cinco fiestas, and double the Cambridge celebrations

Artist Lucy Kim poses for a portrait with a sculptural painting at her studio in Somerville on April 23.

The goal of this artist: fool the eye and scramble assumptions

Michelle Dorrance and Ephrat Asherie's "The Center Will Not Hold."

‘The Center Will Not Hold’ brims with creative energy

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.

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

TANZINA VEGA

From pandemic solitude to school days: A single mother’s five-year journey

EDITORIAL

At the Museum of Fine Arts, a chance for justice

An American flag is seen behind a coil of steel wire inside the Marlin Steel Wire manufacturing plant in Baltimore, Md., earlier this month.

JEFF JACOBY

The purpose of manufacturing is to make things, not jobs

The ancient temple of Poseidon at Cape Sounion, Greece.

IDEAS | SARAH RUHL

What Greek tragedy could teach us about the decline of our democracy

Pope Francis often greeted reporters during trips. On a flight to Nairobi, seeing a picture of this reporter's daughters, he blessed the iPad.

When Pope Francis blessed my iPad

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

Brookline superintendent announces resignation amid budget shortfall

Linus Guillory Jr. served as superintendent for four years, guiding the district through the pandemic and an increasingly more challenging fiscal climate.

Child struck and killed by school bus in Hyde Park, police say

The child was not identified, but police are asking witnesses to contact them.

Faculty, alumni criticize Dartmouth president for failing to condemn Trump

Dartmouth was the only Ivy League institution that declined to join more than 400 university leaders denouncing federal overreach in higher education.

Live updates

Expert testifies in Karen Read trial that John O’Keefe’s phone stopped moving soon after he was dropped off at Canton home

As testimony was underway in the trial, the Supreme Court rejected Read’s request that the nation’s highest court step into her ongoing murder trial in the death of O’Keefe.

Sports

Mike Glavine has his Northeastern baseball squad at 33-9 entering the home stretch of the regular season.

Northeastern baseball, amid its best season in years, takes on Harvard in Beanpot final — back at Fenway for first time since 2019

Boston College and UMass will play in the consolation game of the tournament, which is entering its 35th year.

Red Sox

Carlos Narváez, the Red Sox’ backup plan at catcher, has been working out fine since an injury to starter Connor Wong

Narváez has started 15 of the last 19 games since Wong went on the injured list April 8 with a broken finger. The Red Sox are 10-5 in those games, and that’s not a coincidence.

Red Sox

When will Roman Anthony and Marcelo Mayer get their chance, and other Red Sox observations

Somehow chief baseball officer Craig Breslow has to come up with a way to make a series of moves that get Anthony and Mayer on the team.

NHL

Mike Sullivan out as coach of the Pittsburgh Penguins

Bruins

Mapping out the Bruins’ offseason to-do list: a coaching call, a potential top-five draft pick, and money to spend

celtics

TNT’s Stan Van Gundy and Reggie Miller view the Celtics as favorites

Business

Larry Edelman | Trendlines

Markets are calmer but the economy wobbles as Trump’s tariffs face legal fights

States, small businesses, and political groups are suing over the Trump administration's costly duties on imports, moves that could bog down President Trump’s offensive.

Massachusetts worker deaths down in 2024, but still at ‘alarming’ levels

An annual report counted 40 people who died from traumatic injuries at work last year and eight firefighters who died from occupational-related disease.

Amid debate over Mass. ‘millionaires tax,’ report finds the number of millionaires here has surged

SHIRLEY LEUNG

‘Why is Milton so poor?’ A town of million-dollar homes struggles to pay its bills.

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Globe Magazine

These Massachusetts maps show where median home prices have risen (and fallen) the most

A stone house is seen on Lamorna Cove, Cornwall.

Summer Travel

Spy writer John le Carré left clues for traveling in Cornwall, England. We followed the trail.

LOVE LETTERS

My girlfriend’s father helps support her. Should I be concerned?

Perspective

The market for plus-size women’s clothing is booming. Why is shopping still a nightmare?

metro

Pedestrians walked through Harvard Yard on the Harvard University campus in Cambridge on April 16.

Harvard has strong legal arguments against Trump administration, analysts say

Five suspects wanted after allegedly attacking a man with a glass bottle near Boston Common

‘America today is starting to feel like Europe in the 1930s’: Mass. lawmakers condemn Trump’s first 100 days in office

sports

Al Horford blocked a shot from the Magic's Franz Wagner in the first quarter of Game 4.

With the Celtics in a battle with the young Magic in Game 4, they decided to turn to old reliable, Al Horford

Former All-Pro Steve Smith likes what he sees in Patriots’ draft pick Kyle Williams

In an unfortunate gut-check game, Jayson Tatum knew what the circumstances required — and he delivered

business

Federal funds were the lifeblood of US scientific discovery. Where will the money come from now?

Law schools in Massachusetts are seeing an application boom

‘It’s all bullying.’ Amid immigration crackdown, Mass. businesses worry about their workers.

politics

Elections Canada signage is seen as voters arrive at a polling station on Election Day in Halifax, Canada, Monday, April 28, 2025.

Canadians vote in an election dominated by Trump’s trade war and bluster

Trump to sign two executive orders on immigration as his 100-day mark approaches. Follow live updates.

Alarm at changes to Justice Dept.’s civil rights office prompts ‘exodus’

Nation

Protesters participated in a march and rally from City College to Columbia University on April 25, 2025 in New York City.

Feeling political heat, colleges pump up their lobbying

One dead as Florida authorities declare a ‘mass casualty’ in boat crash near Clearwater bridge

Mob chased Brooklyn woman after mistaking her for protester at speech by Israeli security minister

World

Passengers wait outside Lisbon Airport during a nationwide power outage in Lisbon April 28.

Spain’s leader says a problem in the European power grid caused the Iberian outage

A trial begins in Paris over the jewel heist aimed at Kim Kardashian in 2016

Russia declares a ceasefire in Ukraine on May 8-10 for WWII Victory Day

opinion

At the Museum of Fine Arts, a chance for justice

The purpose of manufacturing is to make things, not jobs

What Greek tragedy could teach us about the decline of our democracy

lifestyle

Bob Hoyt, a former Market Basket employee, had such intense feelings about the music Market Basket plays in its stores that a couple of years after he left, he started a playlist available on Spotify. Here Hoyt shops at his home store in Danvers.

A former Market Basket bagger is so obsessed with the music he released a playlist on Spotify. And weirdly, people love it.

I know he’s not husband material

Trump’s blue suit at pope’s funeral draws attention

food & dining

Best waterfront restaurant in the country is on Cape Cod, according to USA Today readers

Soul on Shawmut: handmade and heartfelt

Sure-bet recipes to approximate 2025’s Kentucky Derby menu

travel

Best waterfront restaurant in the country is on Cape Cod, according to USA Today readers

Thinking about dual citizenship? Here’s how to get it.

Fort Lauderdale is easygoing and easy to get to. Let’s hear it for Miami’s little sister.

Arts

Mr. Connelly, at his show “Chuck Connelly: Selected Works 1977-2008” at the DFN Gallery in Manhattan in 2008.

Chuck Connelly, combative neo-expressionist artist, dies at 70

A citywide showing of major contemporary art aims to unseat Boston’s bronze statue ideal

The achingly human art of Michelle Obama’s portraitist

Books

Where to celebrate Independent Bookstore Day in Greater Boston

Aimee Semple McPherson was ‘the Elvis of Pentecostalism,’ so why isn’t she better known today?

Book publishers see surging interest in the US Constitution and print new editions

Movies

‘You,’ ‘Conclave,’ and more TV shows and movies to stream this weekend

‘On Swift Horses’ offers parallel journeys for Jacob Elordi and Daisy Edgar-Jones

In ‘The Accountant 2,’ Ben Affleck crunches more than numbers

Television

Special collections at the Boston Public Library.

Still very much in circulation

This week’s TV: Martha Stewart is back in ‘Yes, Chef’

On TV, the doctor is in. Always.

music

With ‘Ariodante,’ Boston Baroque founding director Martin Pearlman exits on a high note

A former Market Basket bagger is so obsessed with the music he released a playlist on Spotify. And weirdly, people love it.

Ed Sheeran and Noah Kahan teamed up at a karaoke bar in Nashville

Theater/Dance

Audrey Johnson and Dev Luthra in "The Squirrels."

In disappointing ‘Squirrels,’ a battle between the have-nots and the have-nuts

‘The Center Will Not Hold’ brims with creative energy

Everyone improvises, everyone choreographs in Michelle Dorrance and Ephrat Asherie’s freestyle collab

Health

Federal funds were the lifeblood of US scientific discovery. Where will the money come from now?

Mass. seniors fight to boost $72.80 monthly allowance

Most US states OK Medicaid pilot for sickle cell gene therapies

Obituaries

Stan Love (34) of the Los Angeles Lakers gets Steve Mix's arm out of the way as he gets a jump shot off in the first half against the 76ers, on Jan. 9, 1975 in Philadelphia.

Expert testifies in Karen Read trial that John O’Keefe’s phone stopped moving soon after he was dropped off at Canton home

‘America today is starting to feel like Europe in the 1930s’: Mass. lawmakers condemn Trump’s first 100 days in office

Trump to sign two executive orders on immigration as his 100-day mark approaches. Follow live updates.

SHIRLEY LEUNG‘Why is Milton so poor?’ A town of million-dollar homes struggles to pay its bills.As the well-to-do suburb faces deep cuts to education and other services, residents are heading to the polls to decide whether or not to approve the biggest property tax override in town history.

‘It’s all bullying.’ Amid immigration crackdown, Mass. businesses worry about their workers.

When will Roman Anthony and Marcelo Mayer get their chance, and other Red Sox observations

Shedeur Sanders didn’t deserve to be humiliated on draft weekend, but he did deserve to be chosen 144th

Child struck and killed by school bus in Hyde Park, police sayThe child was not identified, but police are asking witnesses to contact them.

Faculty, alumni criticize Dartmouth president for failing to condemn Trump Dartmouth was the only Ivy League institution that declined to join more than 400 university leaders denouncing federal overreach in higher education.

Amid debate over Mass. ‘millionaires tax,’ report finds the number of millionaires here has surged

Law schools in Massachusetts are seeing an application boom

Why does it feel like summertime is increasingly bleeding into May?Is it finally time to consider the ‘spring bridge’ month of May as a summer month in New England?

25 Boston-area professors elected to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences

Thinking about dual citizenship? Here’s how to get it.

Brookline superintendent announces resignation amid budget shortfall

Woman charged with killing lawyer on his Charlestown houseboat to undergo competency evaluation

One dead as Florida authorities declare a ‘mass casualty’ in boat crash near Clearwater bridge

Federal funds were the lifeblood of US scientific discovery. Where will the money come from now?

Mass. seniors fight to boost $72.80 monthly allowance

They’re thought of as Korean ‘Karens.’ But ajummas are misunderstood.

The 60-year-old book that can help cities reduce gun violence

Under Trump, it’s ‘normal’ to arrest and handcuff a judge

For immediate health benefits, New England should accelerate the clean energy transition locally

Mercy Medical Center facing exodus of emergency doctors

Universities should abandon school rankings, embrace low-income students

Explore the project: Snitch City

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Five suspects wanted after allegedly attacking a man with a glass bottle near Boston Common

On air, ’60 Minutes’ reporter says ‘none of us is happy’ about changes that led top producer to quit

Russia declares a ceasefire in Ukraine on May 8-10 for WWII Victory Day

Israeli strikes on Gaza kill at least 27 Palestinians

Conclave to elect a new pope will start May 7

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‘This is not a good trajectory’: Juvenile detention reaches highest level since 2018, prompting warning from youth advocates

Trump’s first 100 days have brought chaos and change to New England The scale and the swiftness of the moves have touched not only every corner of the federal government but everyday life on a national and even global scale.

‘Uncharted waters’: As Trump administration remakes the government’s relationship to nonprofits, social services are at riskMuch like public institutions and for-profit companies, nonprofits are under the Trump administration’s ideological microscope and many are stuck in a state of limbo.

His wife died of cancer. Who gets to decide whether her parents can visit with his child?The grandparents want the toddler to know her mother’s side of the family. The father thinks the visits are detrimental to his daughter.

Culture & Lifestyle

This week’s TV: Martha Stewart is back in ‘Yes, Chef’

Free fun this week: Family opera, early Cinco fiestas, and double the Cambridge celebrations

The goal of this artist: fool the eye and scramble assumptions

‘The Center Will Not Hold’ brims with creative energy

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A Boston Globe Spotlight Team report on Steward Health Care

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Opinion, ideas, and commentary

From pandemic solitude to school days: A single mother’s five-year journey

At the Museum of Fine Arts, a chance for justice

The purpose of manufacturing is to make things, not jobs

What Greek tragedy could teach us about the decline of our democracy

When Pope Francis blessed my iPad

Lebanon’s biggest problem is not Israel

Metro

Brookline superintendent announces resignation amid budget shortfall

Child struck and killed by school bus in Hyde Park, police say

Faculty, alumni criticize Dartmouth president for failing to condemn Trump

Expert testifies in Karen Read trial that John O’Keefe’s phone stopped moving soon after he was dropped off at Canton home

Sports

Northeastern baseball, amid its best season in years, takes on Harvard in Beanpot final — back at Fenway for first time since 2019

Carlos Narváez, the Red Sox’ backup plan at catcher, has been working out fine since an injury to starter Connor Wong

When will Roman Anthony and Marcelo Mayer get their chance, and other Red Sox observations

Mike Sullivan out as coach of the Pittsburgh Penguins

Mapping out the Bruins’ offseason to-do list: a coaching call, a potential top-five draft pick, and money to spend

TNT’s Stan Van Gundy and Reggie Miller view the Celtics as favorites

Business

Markets are calmer but the economy wobbles as Trump’s tariffs face legal fights

Massachusetts worker deaths down in 2024, but still at ‘alarming’ levels

Amid debate over Mass. ‘millionaires tax,’ report finds the number of millionaires here has surged

‘Why is Milton so poor?’ A town of million-dollar homes struggles to pay its bills.

These Massachusetts maps show where median home prices have risen (and fallen) the most

Spy writer John le Carré left clues for traveling in Cornwall, England. We followed the trail.

My girlfriend’s father helps support her. Should I be concerned?

The market for plus-size women’s clothing is booming. Why is shopping still a nightmare?

metro

Harvard has strong legal arguments against Trump administration, analysts say

Five suspects wanted after allegedly attacking a man with a glass bottle near Boston Common

SHIRLEY LEUNG
‘Why is Milton so poor?’ A town of million-dollar homes struggles to pay its bills.
As the well-to-do suburb faces deep cuts to education and other services, residents are heading to the polls to decide whether or not to approve the biggest property tax override in town history.

Child struck and killed by school bus in Hyde Park, police say
The child was not identified, but police are asking witnesses to contact them.

Faculty, alumni criticize Dartmouth president for failing to condemn Trump
Dartmouth was the only Ivy League institution that declined to join more than 400 university leaders denouncing federal overreach in higher education.

Why does it feel like summertime is increasingly bleeding into May?
Is it finally time to consider the ‘spring bridge’ month of May as a summer month in New England?

Trump’s first 100 days have brought chaos and change to New England
The scale and the swiftness of the moves have touched not only every corner of the federal government but everyday life on a national and even global scale.

‘Uncharted waters’: As Trump administration remakes the government’s relationship to nonprofits, social services are at risk
Much like public institutions and for-profit companies, nonprofits are under the Trump administration’s ideological microscope and many are stuck in a state of limbo.

His wife died of cancer. Who gets to decide whether her parents can visit with his child?
The grandparents want the toddler to know her mother’s side of the family. The father thinks the visits are detrimental to his daughter.