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The Nasdaq Marketsite is seen during morning trading on April 7 in New York City. All three major stock indexes dipped again at the opening of the stock market for the third straight day.

How worried should you be about the stock market? Here are three things to consider.

Stock markets around the world have been plummeting since last Wednesday.

Should you buy a car right now? Will 401(k)s ever recover? We answer your tariff questions.Trump digs in his heels, telling people to be patient as global markets keep dropping over tariffs

Live Updates

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Trump administration is having early discussions to hold a military parade in Washington on June 14
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Live updates
Stocks end modestly lower, even as Trump threatens more tariffs on China. See a recap.
The S&P 500 slipped 0.2 percent at the end of a day as battered financial markets try to figure out what Trump’s ultimate goal is for his trade war.

Supreme Court allows Trump to deport Venezuelans under wartime law, but only after judges’ review

Chief Justice Roberts pauses deadline for return of Maryland man mistakenly deported to El Salvador

Workers at a factory of the electric carmaker Zeekr in Ningbo, China, on March 31.

‘The tsunami is coming’: China’s global exports are just getting started

On the fringes of cities all over China, new factories are being built day and night, and existing factories are being upgraded with robots and automation.

Community benefit or conflict? A neighborhood fund and a Boston city councilor’s role in it.
Records suggest Tania Fernandez Anderson played a role in creating the District 7 Community Fund, but the councilor said it's insulated from political interference.

Red Sox center fielder Ceddanne Rafaela (left) goes full speed to track down a hard-hit ball to the warning track by Toronto's Bo Bichette on the first pitch of the game Monday night.

Red Sox bats go cold in loss to Blue Jays on chilly night at Fenway

Jose Berríos gave up four hits and three walks, throwing just 88 pitches, and George Springer went 4 for 4 with three RBIs to lead Toronto

In Netflix documentary,Jarren Duran reveals he attempted suicide during 2022 season

Trump administration revokes more than two dozen visas of students at Mass. schools

The cancellation of visas without warning has international students, higher education institutions, and political leaders on high alert.

Dartmouth doctoral student from China sues over termination of student immigration status

Vermont federal judge denies request to order ICE to release Tufts student on bail

Harvard to borrow $750 million after warning of funding threat

‘A very unpredictable moment’: With eye on Trump, Wu sends $4.8b city budget that prioritizes ‘fundamental services’

“What we are trying to do at this point in the budget process is to send over a solid, financially responsible plan that takes into account as much uncertainty as we possibly can," Wu said.

Still six jurors to go as none are chosen on fifth day of jury selection in Karen Read retrial

Sixteen jurors will ultimately be selected with four serving as alternates.

BETH TEITELL | REPORTER'S NOTEBOOK
I went looking to see if any Karen Read supporters had secretly flipped. Here’s what happened next.
Some former Karen Read super fans secretly think she’s guilty. And they’re afraid.

‘This is all about urgency’: Slamming Boston Mayor Wu, Kraft unveils plan to tackle Mass. and Cass, city’s opioid crisis

Boston mayoral candidate Josh Kraft on Monday announced his plans to tackle the city’s stubborn opioid and homelessness crises.

Aaron Thomas appears at Washington County Superior Court in South Kingstown, R.I. on Monday for the first day of his trial.

As trial begins, former R.I. high school coach used ‘fat tests’ to touch naked students, prosecutors say

School officials in Fall River investigating cybersecurity breach to internal network

Wind chills Tuesday morning will be below freezing.

Forecast | Ken Mahan

Winter rewind continues Tuesday with blustery cold air. Sunshine should break through early.

Gusty conditions will send wind chills below freezing when you head out in the morning. Central and Western Mass. will see wind chills drop into the teens.

Owners Tommy McCarthy and Louise Costello play a song called “Rose in the Heather” in McCarthy’s, an Irish pub, at 1912 Massachusetts Ave.

Toad is hosting bands once more

The Porter Square venue has reopened after a change in ownership.

TELEVISION REVIEW

‘The Last of Us’ season 2 is a slow-burn tale of love and vengeance

This week’s TV: ‘A Year with the Red Sox,’ the return of ‘Hacks’ and ‘The Last of Us,’ and more

Opinion

Police estimated that as many as 30,000 protesters attended the Hands Off! rally in Boston on April 5, and organizers put the number at nearly 100,000. Crowds heard speakers at City Hall Plaza after a march down Tremont Street from Boston Common. Hundreds of thousands of other people demonstrated across the country.

LETTERS

Outraged readers found Hands Off! protest coverage paper-thin

Readers expected to see the mass demonstrations against the Trump administration here and around the country given more prominent coverage. As one wrote, "These protests [are] not 'please turn to page 11' news."

Joan Wickersham

13 ways of looking at Cory Booker’s speech

MARCELA GARCÍA

This deportation ‘shocks the conscience.’ So why is he still in prison?

IDEAS | STEPHEN KINZER

Ukraine wouldn’t be the first country, or the last, to accept an ugly peace

JOAN VENNOCHI

Remembering Phil Johnston and his legacy of hope and service

Illustration of 2 people talking in a parking garage

Snitch City

In a nation addicted to drugs, local police are addicted to informants. This new Spotlight series begins in an American city that, like so many others, is enmeshed in the war on drugs.

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Part 3:
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More recent News

An Israeli strike on a media tent outside a Gaza hospital kills and wounds journalists

Israel has carried out waves of strikes across Gaza and ground forces have carved out new military zones since it ended its ceasefire with Hamas last month.

Authorities searching for owner of a wedding ring found in Somerset coin machine
A date is inscribed on the band.

Crews rescue five dolphins stranded in shallow waters on Cape Cod, officials say

“All swam off well," said Stacey Hedman of the International Fund for Animal Welfare.

Johnny Gaudreau’s widow welcomes third child, seven months after NHL-Boston College hockey star’s death

Meredith Gaudreau announced on Monday the birth on April 1 of Carter Michael Gaudreau. “8lb 3 ounces, 20.5 - exact same as his daddy,” she wrote on Instagram. “He looks exactly like his daddy too.”

Worcester woman sentenced to 4 life sentences for intentionally setting fire that killed 4 in 2022

Yvonne Ngoiri admitted to intentionally and drunkenly setting the fire in a back stairwell of the property where she used to live, court records show.

Mike Kennealy, former economic secretary under Baker, launches Republican bid for governor

A Lexington Republican, Kennealy has been among a handful of potential GOP challengers eying a challenge of Governor Maura Healey, a first-term Democrat who said in February she will seek reelection.

Screaming for the Banshees and professional women’s rugby

“As I See It,” a weekly photo column by Pulitzer Prize winner Stan Grossfeld, brings the stories of New England to Globe readers.

YOUR TV GPS
This week’s TV: ‘A Year with the Red Sox,’ the return of ‘Hacks’ and ‘The Last of Us,’ and more
Plus, a Prime Video streaming thriller starring Viola Davis.

Boston’s police oversight agency has not met expectations. Its director says that’s about to change.
Boston's Office of Police Accountability and Transparency was created with a historic mandate after the killing of George Floyd in 2020, but critics say it has not lived up to that promise.

Mass Audubon scores court victory in quest to turn old Chelsea factory into waterfront park
The conservation group hailed the decision that allows them to buy the nearly 18-acre site for $8.36 million — but the current owner isn't going down without a fight.

Culture & Lifestyle

From left: Paige Clark, Arthur Gomez, Antonia Turilli, and Jupiter Lê in "The Great Reveal."

In Lyric Stage’s ‘The Great Reveal,’ a cake whose main ingredient is identity

In the pantry of the Forbes House Museum in Milton, artists Sue Murad, left, and Deb Todd Wheeler prepare to create an upcoming live performance, "No Sleeping," which explores preservation, memory, and loss in a series of historic house museums.

In their participatory performance, these artists invite small audiences into the felt memory of a historic house

The Wayland Town Center will host its SpringFest celebration for families this Saturday.

Free Ben & Jerry’s cone plus ABBA dance party, pre-Easter celebrations, and more

The Dropkick Murphys played for a full crowd of demonstrators during the "Hands Off!" rally.

‘That’s what music’s for.’ Why the Dropkick Murphys joined Boston’s anti-Trump demonstrations.

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

Cambridge’s new measure allows four-story buildings to be constructed in any residential neighborhood, and buildings can go up to six stories if the projects meet certain criteria.

Suzanne Preston Blier and Mary Jane Kornacki

Cambridge’s new housing plan is deeply flawed

Ever the provocateur, Donald Trump craves conflict. His canon is one of constitutional confrontation.

Jon D. Michaels

From de-escalation to defiance: Judges must confront Trump’s constitutional overreach

Migrants deported from the United States gestured as they looked out the window of the Decapolis Hotel in Panama City, Panama, on Feb. 18.

JOAN VENNOCHI

Presumed guilty: How Trump’s deportations bypass due process

In this image taken from security camera video, Rumeysa Ozturk, a 30-year-old doctoral student at Tufts University, is detained by Department of Homeland Security agents on a street in Somerville on March 26.

Alan Solomont

Jewish community must stand up to Trump’s targeting of international students

A bag of the Snow Panda strain is displayed in the vault at Tree House Craft Cannabis in Colrain on April 10, 2024.

EDITORIAL

Dude, where’s my Cannabis Control Commission reforms?

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

Forecast | Ken Mahan

Winter rewind continues Tuesday with blustery cold air. Sunshine should break through early.

Gusty conditions will send wind chills below freezing when you head out in the morning. Central and Western Mass. will see wind chills drop into the teens.

Trump administration revokes more than two dozen visas of students at Mass. schools

The cancellation of visas without warning has international students, higher education institutions, and political leaders on high alert.

Dartmouth doctoral student from China sues over abrupt termination of student immigration status

Attorneys from the ACLU of New Hampshire said Xiaotian Liu never participated in any protest and wasn’t given a reason for the change.

Johnny Gaudreau’s widow welcomes third child, seven months after NHL-Boston College hockey star’s death

Sports

Blue Jays 6, Red Sox 2

Red Sox bats go cold in loss to Blue Jays on chilly night at Fenway

Jose Berríos gave up four hits and three walks, throwing just 88 pitches, and George Springer went 4 for 4 with three RBIs to lead Toronto

Tiger Woods has won the Masters five times, and will now design a short course as part of the renovation of "the Patch" in Augusta, Ga.

GOLF

Five-time Masters champion Tiger Woods will design a par-3 municipal course and build a new learning center in Augusta

The five-time Masters champion’s involvement in the project will expand his imprint on the Georgia city where he experienced his greatest triumphs as a player.

Two-time Masters champion Bernhard Langer will tee it up at Augusta National one last time this week.

GOLF

Two-time champion Bernhard Langer is ready to say auf wiedersehen to the Masters after four decades

While youngsters were beginning to overpower Augusta National with their prodigious drives, the two-time champion was left trying to match them by hitting hybrids into greens.

KEVIN PAUL DUPONT | ON HOCKEY

What can Bruins fans look forward to? David Pastrnak as the team’s next captain.

Notre Dame (H) 16, Wellesley 4

Notre Dame (Hingham) turns top-two girls’ lacrosse battle with Wellesley into an emphatic rout

women's college basketball

After five long years at UConn, Paige Bueckers finally got elusive NCAA championship

Business

bold types

BankFive chief executive is making waves on the South Coast

Josh Kraft scores construction union Local 22′s endorsement; Sam King takes over as CEO at Nasuni; local leaders bullish about Boston entrepreneurship.

US stocks dip after careening through a manic day following Trump’s latest tariff threat

The S&P 500 slipped 0.2 percent, the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 0.9 percent, and the Nasdaq composite edged up by 0.1 percent.

TALKING POINTS

Mega Millions tickets rise to $5, but the lottery promises more giant jackpots

Trump says the US will hold direct talks with Iran as he insists Tehran can’t get nuclear weapons

magazine

Perspective

It starts by silencing the free speech of foreign students like Rümeysa Öztürk. It won’t end there.

MISS CONDUCT

Can I use express checkout with more than 10 items if I’m shopping for an elderly neighbor?

Spring Travel

20+ tips for a budget-friendly vacation (and five costly mistakes)

Cooper Flagg, a 6-foot-9 basketball player from Maine, turned 17 in December and will not play his first minute of college basketball for months. But he's already captured attention from the basketball world, including NBA stars Jayson Tatum and LeBron James.

GLOBE MAGAZINE

The NBA’s hottest prospect is a 17-year-old from Maine. Meet Cooper Flagg.

metro

07RIThomasTrial - Former North Kingstown, R.I. basketball coach Aaron Thomas walks into Washington County Superior Court on Monday at the start of his trial in connection to naked "fat tests" he allegedly performed on hundreds of students. (Christopher Gavin/Globe staff)

Aaron Thomas trial: Latest updates on the R.I. basketball coach accused of conducting naked ‘fat tests’ on teen athletes

Still six jurors to go as none are chosen on fifth day of jury selection in Karen Read retrial

Occasional rain and drizzle expected into the evening

sports

Columbus Blue Jackets' Johnny Gaudreau played during an NHL hockey game, Jan. 4, 2024, in Philadelphia.

Johnny Gaudreau’s widow welcomes third child, seven months after NHL-Boston College hockey star’s death

Red Sox’ starting rotation depth made righthander Quinn Priester expendable

Russian President Vladimir Putin calls Alex Ovechkin’s record-setting goal a reason for Russia to celebrate

business

A sign is seen at the Microsoft headquarters on July 3, 2024, in Redmond, Wash.

Microsoft workers say they’ve been fired after 50th anniversary protest over Israel contract

‘The tsunami is coming’: China’s global exports are just getting started

Boston leaders remain optimistic about entrepreneurship despite federal budget cuts

politics

A trader holds his head in his hand as he works in the S&P options pit at the Cboe Options Exchange in the Chicago Board of Trade Building in the Loop, Monday, April 7, 2025.

Stocks end modestly lower, even as Trump threatens more tariffs on China. See a recap.

Supreme Court allows Trump to deport Venezuelans under wartime law, but only after judges’ review

Supreme Court temporarily blocks order requiring return of wrongly deported migrant

Nation

Elon Musk's DOGE team has cut 7,000 jobs and is preparing to push out thousands more employees at the agency that serves 73 million Americans.

Social Security website keeps crashing, as DOGE demands cuts to IT staff

Kennedy’s plan to send health officials to ‘Indian Country’ angers Native leaders

US bishops halt partnerships with federal government on aid programs, citing funding cuts

World

President Trump spoke on Monday during a meeting with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington.

Trump says US and Iran will hold ‘direct’ nuclear talks

In Odesa, many wonder about the benefits of a Black Sea ceasefire with Russia

In a strongman state, a Trump order extinguishes flickers of freedom

opinion

Slovakia’s situation offers lessons for resisting Trump

Cambridge’s new housing plan is deeply flawed

A third Trump term? They can’t be serious ... can they?

lifestyle

Karen Read arrived at Norfolk Superior Court in April 2024.

I went looking to see if any Karen Read supporters had secretly flipped. Here’s what happened next.

My friend is too picky

The Quantum Accelerator, Six Flags New England’s newest roller coaster, set to open this spring

food & dining

The big question is, writes Sheryl Julian, are we expected to remove all the pleasures from the table and turn the nightly dinner into a feast of locally grown turnips (above) and leafy greens?

If you’re worried about food tariffs, adopt a frugal mind-set and cook smarter

Free Ben & Jerry’s cone plus ABBA dance party, pre-Easter celebrations, and more

From roast lamb to sweet endings, here are 13 Easter brunches in Greater Boston

travel

The Concordia Eco Resort is tucked into a hillside overlooking Salt Pond Bay on St. John, US Virgin Islands.

The Concordia Eco Resort on St. John is fighting to reclaim paradise

‘We’re starting to get our vibe back.’ A visit to Asheville, N.C., as it rebuilds from Hurricane Helene.

If you go ... St. John, USVI

Arts

Ms. Marcus, working on her portrait of fellow artist Lucas Samaras, “Lucas in the Dunes (1965).”

Marcia Marcus, painter rediscovered in her last decade, dies at 97

Fiber art has long been ‘treated as a little sister’ to fine art. These makers hold it up in all its glory.

At Yale, a David Goldblatt retrospective bears eloquent witness to apartheid-era South Africa and beyond

Books

Searching for an unsung hero in your family’s history of thriving after the Holocaust

Prepare for takeoff: In this zippy debut novel, a woman lusts for airplanes

13 new thrillers to read right now

Movies

‘Opus,’ ‘Y2K,’ plus more new and good movies and TV shows to stream this weekend

‘That They May Face the Rising Sun’ is a meditative portrait of traditional, rural life in a changing Ireland

‘The Ballad of Wallis Island’ is a pitch-perfect ode to the power of song

Television

Henry Fonda as Tom Joad and Jane Darwell as his mother in the 1940 film "The Grapes of Wrath."

AMC to adapt ‘The Grapes of Wrath’ as a TV show

In Lyric Stage’s ‘The Great Reveal,’ a cake whose main ingredient is identity

Jay North, child star from ‘Dennis the Menace,’ dies at 73

music

Toad is hosting bands once more

‘That’s what music’s for.’ Why the Dropkick Murphys joined Boston’s anti-Trump demonstrations.

Bruce Springsteen to release 7 albums of unreleased songs, ‘Track ll: The Lost Albums’

Theater/Dance

From left, Aarian Mehrabani, Sam Brewer, and Chloe Palmer in "It's a Motherf**king Pleasure."

‘It’s a Motherf**king Pleasure’ satirizes attitudes around disabilities

Huntington’s ‘Mangos’ explores a family’s dark secrets

Onstage, a dearth of mirth

Health

U.S. may be reverting to a time when measles deaths were not very rare, experts warn

Three Boston-area researchers win Breakthrough Prizes, the ‘Oscars of Science’

Trump administration terminates advisory committee guiding states on newborn screening for rare genetic diseases

Obituaries

Dr. Ostriker, with his daughters Eve and Rebecca (right) and Eve's husband, Nat Bottigheimer, after President Clinton awarded him the National Medal of Science in 2000.

How worried should you be about the stock market? Here are three things to consider.

Live updatesStocks end modestly lower, even as Trump threatens more tariffs on China. See a recap.The S&P 500 slipped 0.2 percent at the end of a day as battered financial markets try to figure out what Trump’s ultimate goal is for his trade war.

Supreme Court allows Trump to deport Venezuelans under wartime law, but only after judges’ review

Chief Justice Roberts pauses deadline for return of Maryland man mistakenly deported to El Salvador

‘The tsunami is coming’: China’s global exports are just getting started

Community benefit or conflict? A neighborhood fund and a Boston city councilor’s role in it.Records suggest Tania Fernandez Anderson played a role in creating the District 7 Community Fund, but the councilor said it's insulated from political interference.

Red Sox bats go cold in loss to Blue Jays on chilly night at Fenway

Trump administration revokes more than two dozen visas of students at Mass. schools

Vermont federal judge denies request to order ICE to release Tufts student on bail

Harvard to borrow $750 million after warning of funding threat

‘A very unpredictable moment’: With eye on Trump, Wu sends $4.8b city budget that prioritizes ‘fundamental services’

Still six jurors to go as none are chosen on fifth day of jury selection in Karen Read retrial

BETH TEITELL | REPORTER'S NOTEBOOKI went looking to see if any Karen Read supporters had secretly flipped. Here’s what happened next.Some former Karen Read super fans secretly think she’s guilty. And they’re afraid.

‘This is all about urgency’: Slamming Boston Mayor Wu, Kraft unveils plan to tackle Mass. and Cass, city’s opioid crisis

As trial begins, former R.I. high school coach used ‘fat tests’ to touch naked students, prosecutors say

School officials in Fall River investigating cybersecurity breach to internal network

Winter rewind continues Tuesday with blustery cold air. Sunshine should break through early.

Toad is hosting bands once more

‘The Last of Us’ season 2 is a slow-burn tale of love and vengeance

Outraged readers found Hands Off! protest coverage paper-thin

13 ways of looking at Cory Booker’s speech

This deportation ‘shocks the conscience.’ So why is he still in prison?

Ukraine wouldn’t be the first country, or the last, to accept an ugly peace

Remembering Phil Johnston and his legacy of hope and service

More recent News

An Israeli strike on a media tent outside a Gaza hospital kills and wounds journalists

Authorities searching for owner of a wedding ring found in Somerset coin machineA date is inscribed on the band.

Crews rescue five dolphins stranded in shallow waters on Cape Cod, officials say

Johnny Gaudreau’s widow welcomes third child, seven months after NHL-Boston College hockey star’s death

Worcester woman sentenced to 4 life sentences for intentionally setting fire that killed 4 in 2022

Mike Kennealy, former economic secretary under Baker, launches Republican bid for governor

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Screaming for the Banshees and professional women’s rugby

YOUR TV GPSThis week’s TV: ‘A Year with the Red Sox,’ the return of ‘Hacks’ and ‘The Last of Us,’ and morePlus, a Prime Video streaming thriller starring Viola Davis.

Boston’s police oversight agency has not met expectations. Its director says that’s about to change.Boston's Office of Police Accountability and Transparency was created with a historic mandate after the killing of George Floyd in 2020, but critics say it has not lived up to that promise.

Mass Audubon scores court victory in quest to turn old Chelsea factory into waterfront parkThe conservation group hailed the decision that allows them to buy the nearly 18-acre site for $8.36 million — but the current owner isn't going down without a fight.

Culture & Lifestyle

In Lyric Stage’s ‘The Great Reveal,’ a cake whose main ingredient is identity

In their participatory performance, these artists invite small audiences into the felt memory of a historic house

Free Ben & Jerry’s cone plus ABBA dance party, pre-Easter celebrations, and more

‘That’s what music’s for.’ Why the Dropkick Murphys joined Boston’s anti-Trump demonstrations.

Special Projects

Broken Promises, Unfulfilled Hope

A Boston Globe Spotlight Team report on Steward Health Care

The Boston Globe’s Best of the Best

Nightmare in Mission Hill

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Opinion, ideas, and commentary

Cambridge’s new housing plan is deeply flawed

From de-escalation to defiance: Judges must confront Trump’s constitutional overreach

Presumed guilty: How Trump’s deportations bypass due process

Jewish community must stand up to Trump’s targeting of international students

Dude, where’s my Cannabis Control Commission reforms?

Lebanon’s biggest problem is not Israel

Metro

Winter rewind continues Tuesday with blustery cold air. Sunshine should break through early.

Trump administration revokes more than two dozen visas of students at Mass. schools

Dartmouth doctoral student from China sues over abrupt termination of student immigration status

Johnny Gaudreau’s widow welcomes third child, seven months after NHL-Boston College hockey star’s death

Sports

Red Sox bats go cold in loss to Blue Jays on chilly night at Fenway

Five-time Masters champion Tiger Woods will design a par-3 municipal course and build a new learning center in Augusta

Two-time champion Bernhard Langer is ready to say auf wiedersehen to the Masters after four decades

What can Bruins fans look forward to? David Pastrnak as the team’s next captain.

Notre Dame (Hingham) turns top-two girls’ lacrosse battle with Wellesley into an emphatic rout

After five long years at UConn, Paige Bueckers finally got elusive NCAA championship

Business

BankFive chief executive is making waves on the South Coast

US stocks dip after careening through a manic day following Trump’s latest tariff threat

Mega Millions tickets rise to $5, but the lottery promises more giant jackpots

Trump says the US will hold direct talks with Iran as he insists Tehran can’t get nuclear weapons

It starts by silencing the free speech of foreign students like Rümeysa Öztürk. It won’t end there.

Can I use express checkout with more than 10 items if I’m shopping for an elderly neighbor?

20+ tips for a budget-friendly vacation (and five costly mistakes)

The NBA’s hottest prospect is a 17-year-old from Maine. Meet Cooper Flagg.

metro

Aaron Thomas trial: Latest updates on the R.I. basketball coach accused of conducting naked ‘fat tests’ on teen athletes

Still six jurors to go as none are chosen on fifth day of jury selection in Karen Read retrial

Occasional rain and drizzle expected into the evening

sports

Live updates
Stocks end modestly lower, even as Trump threatens more tariffs on China. See a recap.
The S&P 500 slipped 0.2 percent at the end of a day as battered financial markets try to figure out what Trump’s ultimate goal is for his trade war.

Community benefit or conflict? A neighborhood fund and a Boston city councilor’s role in it.
Records suggest Tania Fernandez Anderson played a role in creating the District 7 Community Fund, but the councilor said it's insulated from political interference.

BETH TEITELL | REPORTER'S NOTEBOOK
I went looking to see if any Karen Read supporters had secretly flipped. Here’s what happened next.
Some former Karen Read super fans secretly think she’s guilty. And they’re afraid.

Authorities searching for owner of a wedding ring found in Somerset coin machine
A date is inscribed on the band.

YOUR TV GPS
This week’s TV: ‘A Year with the Red Sox,’ the return of ‘Hacks’ and ‘The Last of Us,’ and more
Plus, a Prime Video streaming thriller starring Viola Davis.

Boston’s police oversight agency has not met expectations. Its director says that’s about to change.
Boston's Office of Police Accountability and Transparency was created with a historic mandate after the killing of George Floyd in 2020, but critics say it has not lived up to that promise.

Mass Audubon scores court victory in quest to turn old Chelsea factory into waterfront park
The conservation group hailed the decision that allows them to buy the nearly 18-acre site for $8.36 million — but the current owner isn't going down without a fight.