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Jayson Tatum and the Celtics flexed their muscles in the second half of their Game 5 win over the Magic.

It took longer than it should have, but Celtics finally found their game and advanced

Boston made no 3-pointers in the first half, but hit 13 threes in the second half in Game 5 against Orlando.

Magic’s physical play poses no issue for Celtics in Game 5 as they advance to second round

Al Horford, Jaylen Brown, and the Celtics got to celebrate being rid of Paolo Banchero (right) and the Magic on Tuesday night.

The Magic only beat the Celtics once, but their challenge absolutely made the champions better

Sharpening their skills against an elite defensive team was not the most enjoyable way to spend the first round, but it was beneficial in the end.

He makes Made in the USA T-shirts from Essex. He doesn’t think tariffs will help: ‘We can’t even build iPhones here.’
Goodwear has found a niche, but there's a reason its shirts cost upward of $50.

Follow live updates on the Trump administration

President Trump arrives to speak on the 100th day of his second term at Macomb Community College in Warren, Mich., on April 29.

Trump marks his first 100 days in office in campaign mode, focused on grudges and grievances

At the rally just outside Detroit, President Trump repeatedly mocked his predecessor, falsely claimed he won the 2020 election, and attacked polling and news coverage that is not favorable to him.

Trump touts his accomplishments at 100 days but at times falls short on the facts

Berkley College of Music students Anna Tandy and Sophi Allen take in the warm, summer-like weather Tuesday during a break from classes on the Boston Common.

FORECAST | KEN MAHAN

We’ll see more sunny skies on Wednesday, but with a breeze and a 10 degree drop in temperatures

New England is in line for cooler conditions on Wednesday after some locations topped 80 degrees on Tuesday.

A person walks into the One Franklin Square Building, home of The Washington Post.

After a year of turmoil, The Washington Post is taking note of its journalism again

So many headlines about The Washington Post over the past year had little to do with its journalism.

Milton votes ‘yes’ on $9.5 million Proposition 2 1/2 override request

Town officials said a combination of low revenues, rising costs, and the end of federal pandemic-era funding created the need for a permanent tax increase.

Harvard releases searing reports on antisemitism, Islamophobia. ‘I am sorry,’ president Alan Garber says.

The reports found that both Jewish students and Arab and Muslim students said their peers viewed them with suspicion, leading them to play down their identities.

Harvard students protest despite fears, risks: ‘If we start to self silence, then we’re on a very dangerous track’

‘Our hearts are broken’ after 5-year-old boy fatally struck by school bus, school official says
The boy was identified as Lens A. Joseph Tuesday night by Boston police.

Jennifer McCabe testifies about finding John O’Keefe’s body during Karen Read retrial. Here’s how it unfolded.

A friend of John O'Keefe, Jennifer McCabe met him and Karen Read out at the Waterfall bar the night before he died.

‘Really disheartening.’ Newton School Committee, mayor clash over school fiscal woes

The Newton School Committee is pushing for more money than what the mayor says the city can afford.

Harvard students protest despite fears, risks: ‘If we start to self silence, then we’re on a very dangerous track’

A few dozen students gathered in the Harvard Science Center Plaza to speak out the day before the university’s deadline to reply to the Department of Homeland Security’s demand for information on international students.

Three Concord-Carlisle High School students killed in Florida car crash remembered in family tributes

Maine teen driver arrested for allegedly leading troopers on 125 mph chase in Portsmouth, N.H.

Family Court judge in contentious R.I. grandparents case retires, decision on visitation will be left to new judge

Alex Bregman blasted a solo home run in the first inning.

Red Sox 10, Blue Jays 2

Alex Bregman, off to his best start ever, rubbing off on Red Sox, who hit five homers in rout of Blue Jays

Bregman went 3 for 5 and launched his sixth home run of the season.

Tuesday's victory delivered Northeastern its first back-to-back Baseball Beanpot tournament titles since 1994-95.

NORTHEASTERN 5, HARVARD 4

Northeastern repeats as Baseball Beanpot champions, extends nation-best win streak to 13 games

Behind a gem from ace Max Gitlin and two Alex Lane RBIs, the Huskies notched their second championship in as many years.

Cardinals attend a Mass presided over by Cardinal Pietro Parolin in St. Peter’s Square, at the Vatican, on the second of nine days of mourning for Pope Francis on April 27.

One of these cardinals could become the new pope

There are no official candidates for the papacy, but some cardinals are considered “papabile.”

Opinion

Gov. JB Pritzker of Illinois in New Hampshire on Sunday: "Time to stop apologizing when we were not wrong. Time to stop surrendering when we need to fight.”

Renée Graham

Democrats finally seem to understand the assignment: Stop Trump

Gov. JB Pritzker of Illinois challenged his party’s “simpering timidity” against the authoritarian president.

LETTERS

Assessing the damage 100 days into Trump’s second term

IDEAS | ALICIA CHEN

China is already silencing dissent in Taiwan

Peter Welch

Detained activist Mohsen Mahdawi: ‘A prisoner of this White House’

IDEAS | OLIVER EGGER

Why a trailblazer of disability care eventually disavowed his own theories

Spotlight

Explore the project: Snitch City

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

Listen to the Snitch City podcast

More recent News

Warren presses Walgreens’ private equity buyer to protect pharmacy access in Mass.

Sycamore Partners’ pending $10 billion acquisition of Walgreens Boots Alliance comes as the pharmacy operator is trying to turn itself around after years of losing money.

3 takeaways from Governor Healey’s appearance on NPR’s ‘Morning Edition’

Healey blasted the Trump administration for policies she says are making the country “weaker and less competitive.”

Men stole, sold thousands of catalytic converters in R.I., Greater Boston, prosecutors allege

One of the alleged thieves sold 2,128 of the exhaust system parts for a total of $699,735, according to a court filing.

Baystate Health makes third round of layoffs since November

The largest health system in Western Massachusetts is shedding 43 workers as part of its effort to address financial challenges.

About 4,700 North Korean soldiers have been killed or wounded fighting for Russia, South Korea says

The assessment came two days after North Korea confirmed for the first time that it had sent combat troops to help Russia recapture parts of the Kursk region, which it lost control of to a surprise Ukrainian incursion last year.

Mellon Foundation provides emergency funding to state humanities councils

The infusion comes after $65 million in federal cuts that the foundation said threatened some councils with financial peril and closure.

There’s a new Ground Round in Shrewsbury. We went to see what it’s like.

Free popcorn? Cartoons? Here’s what to expect from the nostalgic restaurant reboot.

GLOBE MAGAZINE
How a Newton woman became an enemy of ExxonMobil, the nation’s largest oil company
Data and climate scientist Lindsey Gulden loved her job at ExxonMobil. Then everything changed.

Targeted by Trump, Paul, Weiss got help from Robert Kraft. Then the firm’s chairman donated to Josh Kraft’s campaign.
Billionaire Patriots owner helped the law firm Paul Weiss broker a meeting with President Trump. Now its chairman is supporting his son, Josh Kraft, for mayor of Boston.

THE GREAT DIVIDE
‘Missed opportunity’: Some Boston schools’ promises unfulfilled as state improvement plan expires
A much-publicized improvement plan for the city’s schools, meant to avoid state receivership, is due to expire at the end of June.

Culture & Lifestyle

From left: Hannah John-Kamen, Lewis Pullman, Wyatt Russell, David Harbour, Florence Pugh, and Sebastian Stan in "Thunderbolts*."

‘Thunderbolts*’ comes with an asterisk attached

Stravinsky's Symphony of Psalms with the Boston Symphony Orchestra and the Tanglewood Festival Chorus, led by Andris Nelsons.

BSO triumphs with Shostakovich’s 6th Symphony

Aaron John Curtis and the cover to his novel, “Old School Indian.”

Tackling the funny and the sad, this debut novel introduces an entrancing new voice

Audrey Johnson and Dev Luthra in "The Squirrels."

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

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

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

Wind turbines off the coast of Block Island, R.I.i in 2017.

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

Tanzina Vega

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

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

Milton votes ‘yes’ on $9.5 million Proposition 2 1/2 override request

Town officials said a combination of low revenues, rising costs, and the end of federal pandemic-era funding created the need for a permanent tax increase.

Maine teen driver arrested for allegedly leading troopers on 125 mph chase in Portsmouth, N.H.

Michael A. Wozny, 18, of Westbrook, was allegedly driving under the influence, with several juveniles in the car, during the Tuesday morning chase on Interstate 95, authorities said.

‘Our hearts are broken’ after 5-year-old boy fatally struck by school bus, school official says

The boy was identified as Lens A. Joseph Tuesday night by Boston police.

CELTICS

Photos: Celtics rout Magic in Game 5 to reach second round

Boston used a torrid second half to send pesky Orlando home, 120-89, in the first round of the Eastern Conference playoffs.

Sports

Senior shortstop Maddie Coupal missed all of last season with a torn ACL, but has roared back onto the scene with a .345 average and five home runs in 29 at-bats.

HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL NOTEBOOK

Seven months of rigorous rehab on her knee led Maddie Coupal to the leadoff spot for Bishop Feehan softball

Through her first 29 at-bats, Coupal has hammered out a .345 average, 17 runs, five home runs, and eight RBIs and serves as one of the best defensive shortstops in the state.

Marblehead junior Tessa Francis struck out 44 over a trio of starts, adding three RBIs at the dish.

HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL

Eastern Mass. softball: Globe Players of the Week for April 21-28

A no-hitter in Weymouth, 44 strikeouts from Marblehead, an eight-RBI game for Oliver Ames, a 600th strikeout from Triton, and a two-homer day for Bishop Feehan populate this week's list.

Silver Lake rose from No. 5 to No. 3 on the heels of wins over top 10 opponents Central Catholic and Licoln-Sudbury.

HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL

Globe Top 20 softball poll: Silver Lake enters Top 5 and Pentucket continues to climb

Pentucket continues to climb, rising four spots courtesy of strong play from Molly LeBel, Kayla Murphy, and Co. Needham rockets up to 17 after a 3-0 shutout win against Newton North. Reading, unblemished at 10-0, joins the poll.

Celtics 120, Magic 89

Magic’s physical play poses no issue for Celtics in Game 5 as they advance to second round

GARY WASHBURN | ON BASKETBALL

The Magic only beat the Celtics once, but their challenge absolutely made the champions better

Oilers 3, Kings 1

Oilers make it three comeback wins in a row, head home with chance to bounce Kings in six games

Business

After a year of turmoil, The Washington Post is taking note of its journalism again

So many headlines about The Washington Post over the past year had little to do with its journalism.

Trump’s tariffs loom over the economy as shipments from China fall

American businesses are cancelling orders from China, postponing expansion plans, and hunkering down to see what trade policy surprises President Trump plans to spring on them next.

Trump marks his first 100 days in office in campaign mode, focused on grudges and grievances

TALKING POINTS

Novo Nordisk teams with telehealth firms Hims, Ro to sell Wegovy at lower price

magazine

Perspective

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

Globe Magazine

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

Clockwise from left: Medomak Family Camp, Cape League, and Susan's Garden Mini Golf.

Summer Travel

From Cape Cod mini golf to family camp, here’s how to have a classic New England summer

summer travel

The six best amusement parks in New England (and the scariest ride at each)

metro

Senator Valarie A. Lawson, an East Providence Democrat, takes the oath of office as Senate president. The oath was administered by Secretary of State Gregg M. Amore. Holding the Bible are her sisters Kathleen McCabe, left, and Kerry Lawson.

R.I. Senate elects Lawson president, Democrats pick Ciccone as majority leader

Harvard students protest despite fears, risks: ‘If we start to self silence, then we’re on a very dangerous track’

Harvard releases searing reports on antisemitism, Islamophobia. ‘I am sorry,’ president Alan Garber says.

sports

Jamal Murray and the Nuggets appear to have a handle on Kawhi Leonard and the Clippers after winning Game 5 on Tuesday night.

No walkoff dunk, but Jamal Murray, Nuggets push Clippers one game from elimination with dominant Game 5

Northeastern repeats as Baseball Beanpot champions, extends nation-best win streak to 13 games

Sebastian Aho, Hurricanes close out Devils in double overtime, advance in five games

business

New vehicles at the Port of Seattle in Seattle, Washington.

Trump to offer automakers some relief on his 25 percent tariffs, after worries they could hurt US factories

Warren presses Walgreens’ private equity buyer to protect pharmacy access in Mass.

How e-commerce sites are trying to help shoppers avoid tariffs

politics

Follow live updates on the Trump administration

Immigrants working legally in the Texas Panhandle live in limbo under Trump’s crackdown

Trump’s tariffs loom over the economy as shipments from China fall

Nation

A marquee outside the Massapequa High School is backdropped by a "Chiefs" mascot mural, in Massapequa, N.Y.

A town refuses to give up the school’s Native American mascot — and gets Trump’s support

Defense tries to chip away at murder charges against 3 ex-officers in Tyre Nichols’ death

Trump rallies supporters in Michigan to mark 100 days in office

World

Armed supporters of Yemen's Houthi rebels in Sanaa, Yemen.

UK military launches airstrikes with US targeting Yemen’s Houthi rebels

France accuses a Russia-linked hacking group of targeting the Paris Olympics and French agencies

About 4,700 North Korean soldiers have been killed or wounded fighting for Russia, South Korea says

opinion

This image taken from a video provided by Christopher Helali shows Mohsen Mahdawi being detained at the US Citizenship and Immigration Services office in Colchester, Vt., on April 14, 2025.

Detained activist Mohsen Mahdawi: ‘A prisoner of this White House’

Did we bring RFK Jr. on ourselves?

Universities being pressed to weigh academic freedom vs. funding

lifestyle

Bill Belichick and girlfriend Jordon Hudson posed on the red carpet at the NFL Honors award show ahead of the Super Bowl on Feb. 6 in New Orleans.

Jimmy Kimmel ‘can’t get enough’ of Bill Belichick and Jordon Hudson after awkward CBS interview

Meredith Goldstein’s newsletter: perimenopause, vampire slayers, and iced coffee

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

food & dining

Little tasty bites for snacking

For Island Creek’s Christine Gibson, the world (or at least the Seaport) is her oyster

Recipe: For Cinco de Mayo, set up a fish taco bar with salmon, corn tortillas, and crema verde

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

Tackling the funny and the sad, this debut novel introduces an entrancing new voice

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?

Movies

Francis Ford Coppola stopped by the Coolidge Corner Theatre for a screening, an award, and a conversation about life

‘Thunderbolts*’ comes with an asterisk attached

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

Television

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

‘Yes, Chef!’ is a few too many cooking competition shows in one

Jimmy Kimmel ‘can’t get enough’ of Bill Belichick and Jordon Hudson after awkward CBS interview

Still very much in circulation

music

BSO triumphs with Shostakovich’s 6th Symphony

Photographer Eric Antoniou’s ‘Rock to Baroque’ reveals insider’s view of Boston’s music history

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

Theater/Dance

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

A Walgreens store in New York City. Walgreens in March reached a roughly $10 billion deal with the private equity firm Sycamore Partners to go private, a move that would see it delisted from public markets.

Warren presses Walgreens’ private equity buyer to protect pharmacy access in Mass.

Baystate Health makes third round of layoffs since November

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

Obituaries

Mr. Brown (40) and Bob Jeter closed in on Dave Parks of the San Francisco 49ers as he caught a pass at County Stadium in Milwaukee in 1966.

It took longer than it should have, but Celtics finally found their game and advanced

The Magic only beat the Celtics once, but their challenge absolutely made the champions better

He makes Made in the USA T-shirts from Essex. He doesn’t think tariffs will help: ‘We can’t even build iPhones here.’Goodwear has found a niche, but there's a reason its shirts cost upward of $50.

Trump marks his first 100 days in office in campaign mode, focused on grudges and grievances

We’ll see more sunny skies on Wednesday, but with a breeze and a 10 degree drop in temperatures

After a year of turmoil, The Washington Post is taking note of its journalism again

Milton votes ‘yes’ on $9.5 million Proposition 2 1/2 override request

Harvard releases searing reports on antisemitism, Islamophobia. ‘I am sorry,’ president Alan Garber says.

‘Our hearts are broken’ after 5-year-old boy fatally struck by school bus, school official saysThe boy was identified as Lens A. Joseph Tuesday night by Boston police.

Jennifer McCabe testifies about finding John O’Keefe’s body during Karen Read retrial. Here’s how it unfolded.

‘Really disheartening.’ Newton School Committee, mayor clash over school fiscal woes

Harvard students protest despite fears, risks: ‘If we start to self silence, then we’re on a very dangerous track’

Three Concord-Carlisle High School students killed in Florida car crash remembered in family tributes

Maine teen driver arrested for allegedly leading troopers on 125 mph chase in Portsmouth, N.H.

Family Court judge in contentious R.I. grandparents case retires, decision on visitation will be left to new judge

Alex Bregman, off to his best start ever, rubbing off on Red Sox, who hit five homers in rout of Blue Jays

Northeastern repeats as Baseball Beanpot champions, extends nation-best win streak to 13 games

One of these cardinals could become the new pope

Democrats finally seem to understand the assignment: Stop Trump

Assessing the damage 100 days into Trump’s second term

China is already silencing dissent in Taiwan

Detained activist Mohsen Mahdawi: ‘A prisoner of this White House’

Why a trailblazer of disability care eventually disavowed his own theories

Explore the project: Snitch City

More recent News

Warren presses Walgreens’ private equity buyer to protect pharmacy access in Mass.

3 takeaways from Governor Healey’s appearance on NPR’s ‘Morning Edition’

Men stole, sold thousands of catalytic converters in R.I., Greater Boston, prosecutors allege

Baystate Health makes third round of layoffs since November

About 4,700 North Korean soldiers have been killed or wounded fighting for Russia, South Korea says

Mellon Foundation provides emergency funding to state humanities councils

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There’s a new Ground Round in Shrewsbury. We went to see what it’s like.

GLOBE MAGAZINEHow a Newton woman became an enemy of ExxonMobil, the nation’s largest oil companyData and climate scientist Lindsey Gulden loved her job at ExxonMobil. Then everything changed.

Targeted by Trump, Paul, Weiss got help from Robert Kraft. Then the firm’s chairman donated to Josh Kraft’s campaign.Billionaire Patriots owner helped the law firm Paul Weiss broker a meeting with President Trump. Now its chairman is supporting his son, Josh Kraft, for mayor of Boston.

THE GREAT DIVIDE‘Missed opportunity’: Some Boston schools’ promises unfulfilled as state improvement plan expiresA much-publicized improvement plan for the city’s schools, meant to avoid state receivership, is due to expire at the end of June.

Culture & Lifestyle

‘Thunderbolts*’ comes with an asterisk attached

BSO triumphs with Shostakovich’s 6th Symphony

Tackling the funny and the sad, this debut novel introduces an entrancing new voice

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

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

FROM OUR PARTNERS

Opinion, ideas, and commentary

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

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

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

Lebanon’s biggest problem is not Israel

Metro

Milton votes ‘yes’ on $9.5 million Proposition 2 1/2 override request

Maine teen driver arrested for allegedly leading troopers on 125 mph chase in Portsmouth, N.H.

‘Our hearts are broken’ after 5-year-old boy fatally struck by school bus, school official says

Photos: Celtics rout Magic in Game 5 to reach second round

Sports

Seven months of rigorous rehab on her knee led Maddie Coupal to the leadoff spot for Bishop Feehan softball

Eastern Mass. softball: Globe Players of the Week for April 21-28

Globe Top 20 softball poll: Silver Lake enters Top 5 and Pentucket continues to climb

Magic’s physical play poses no issue for Celtics in Game 5 as they advance to second round

The Magic only beat the Celtics once, but their challenge absolutely made the champions better

Oilers make it three comeback wins in a row, head home with chance to bounce Kings in six games

Business

After a year of turmoil, The Washington Post is taking note of its journalism again

Trump’s tariffs loom over the economy as shipments from China fall

Trump marks his first 100 days in office in campaign mode, focused on grudges and grievances

Novo Nordisk teams with telehealth firms Hims, Ro to sell Wegovy at lower price

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

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

From Cape Cod mini golf to family camp, here’s how to have a classic New England summer

The six best amusement parks in New England (and the scariest ride at each)

metro

R.I. Senate elects Lawson president, Democrats pick Ciccone as majority leader

Harvard students protest despite fears, risks: ‘If we start to self silence, then we’re on a very dangerous track’

Harvard releases searing reports on antisemitism, Islamophobia. ‘I am sorry,’ president Alan Garber says.

sports

He makes Made in the USA T-shirts from Essex. He doesn’t think tariffs will help: ‘We can’t even build iPhones here.’
Goodwear has found a niche, but there's a reason its shirts cost upward of $50.

‘Our hearts are broken’ after 5-year-old boy fatally struck by school bus, school official says
The boy was identified as Lens A. Joseph Tuesday night by Boston police.

GLOBE MAGAZINE
How a Newton woman became an enemy of ExxonMobil, the nation’s largest oil company
Data and climate scientist Lindsey Gulden loved her job at ExxonMobil. Then everything changed.

Targeted by Trump, Paul, Weiss got help from Robert Kraft. Then the firm’s chairman donated to Josh Kraft’s campaign.
Billionaire Patriots owner helped the law firm Paul Weiss broker a meeting with President Trump. Now its chairman is supporting his son, Josh Kraft, for mayor of Boston.

THE GREAT DIVIDE
‘Missed opportunity’: Some Boston schools’ promises unfulfilled as state improvement plan expires
A much-publicized improvement plan for the city’s schools, meant to avoid state receivership, is due to expire at the end of June.