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The blizzard of actions in the first 100 days of Trump’s second term, visualized

The Globe’s analysis found that Trump’s efforts to exert greater personal control over the federal government have figured prominently in his first 100 days.

President Donald Trump during the tariff announcement in the Rose Garden of the White House in April.

In the first 100 days of his second term, Trump has cast aside key elements of his first term record

Between tariffs, taxes, and vaccines, the second version of Trump is rewriting core parts of the policy enacted by the first version.

Trump’s first 100 days have brought chaos and change to New England

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent speaks during a briefing with White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt.

Treasury secretary says markets uncertainty is good for Trump negotiating trade deals. Follow live updates.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says the economic uncertainty upending global financial markets is a tool Trump can use as he negotiates tariffs and trade deals.

DEVRA FIRST
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.

Crab curry at Mahaniyom in Brookline Village from Devra First's 2022 review.

Starting Point

Where our restaurant critic likes to eat when she’s off the job

Devra First reveals the places she visits on her own dime and time.

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.

BETH TEITELL

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

The music piped in for Market Basket shoppers has some people dancing in the aisles and feeling nostalgic. Former employee Bob Hoyt is trying to capture that magic in a Spotify playlist.

Michael and Barbara Ridpath, of Duxbury, sit by the Powder Point Bridge with some springtime reading on the Duxbury Beach for the first time of the season late last week.

Forecast | Ken Mahan

New England is set for the warmest day of the week. Chance of afternoon thunderstorms in Western Mass.

Western Massachusetts could see severe thunderstorms around sunset Tuesday.

Weather Mailbag: See an explosion of insects in your yard lately? Also, an interesting radar anomaly is explained.

Jarren Duran yells at a taunting fan during the Red Sox' win Sunday in Cleveland.

TARA SULLIVAN

Taunts of Jarren Duran, Shedeur Sanders leaves a big question: When did common decency go out the window?

Here’s hoping that fan never experiences the depths of despair that consumed Duran, that he never feels targeted the way Duran described in the episode of the recent Netflix documentary that was titled, “Still Alive.”

Mark Carney warns Canadians in Liberal Party victory speech: ‘Trump is trying to break us’

It wasn’t clear yet if the Liberals will win an outright majority, which would allow them to pass legislation without needing help.

Liberals won the election in Canada. Here’s what to know and what comes next.Opinion: Canadians are really upset. Americans should pay attention.

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

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

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.

Live updates

Digital forensics expert faces sharp questioning from defense in Karen Read trial. Follow live updates.

The expert testified Monday that he believes John O’Keefe’s cell phone remained in the front yard of a Canton home from around 12:30 a.m. until shortly before 6 a.m., when Read found O’Keefe’s body in the snow.

Karen Read supporters gathered down the street from Norfolk County Superior Court for opening statements in Read’s retrial on April 22.

At Karen Read’s retrial, the media circus has died down. Online, the case is as big as ever.

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.

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.

This Mass. company still makes T-shirts in the US. Its owner doesn’t think tariffs will help.
Goodwear has found a niche, but there's a reason its shirts cost upward of $50.

9-year-old boy struck by pickup truck while tying his shoes in Southbridge, police say

Infant, mother, and grandmother struck by car in Concord

Disgraced Cardinal Becciu formally withdraws from participation in conclave to elect pope

What’s your experience with the Mass. group home system? Share your story with the Globe.

Former NFL head coach Bill Belichick and girlfriend Jordon Hudson, pose on the red carpet at the NFL Honors award show ahead of the Super Bowl 59 football game on Feb. 6 in New Orleans.

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

"It’s like ‘The Golden Bachelor’ meets the regular ‘Bachelorette,'" joked the "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" host.

Roman Anthony is hitting .313/.451/.588 with five home runs for Triple A Worcester this season.

‘Roman Anthony is going to be a star’: Longtime exec J.P. Ricciardi doesn’t hold back assessing Red Sox prospect

Despite the fact that he is the youngest player in Triple A (20), Anthony is hitting as well or better than almost any other player at the level.

An Ocicat named Riverspot's Comet of Sunflame, leaps through hoops at the Agility Ring.

AS I SEE IT

Beyond ‘crazy cat lady’: Dispelling myths at Catsachusetts show

This is the purr-fect place to understand Cat People and their feline friends.

Opinion

US Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents, along with other federal law enforcement agencies.

MARCELA GARCÍA

The Trump administration’s new target: Those who stand up to ICE

The risks of standing up for immigrants are no longer merely political; they are increasingly personal, legal, and severe.

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

LETTERS

Did we bring RFK Jr. on ourselves?

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

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.

Concord-Carlisle High School community honors students after crash

Mourners gathered Sunday to remember three students killed in a car crash in Florida last week and show support for a fourth student who remains critically injured.

Spain’s power supply is almost fully restored after one of Europe’s most severe blackouts

Power had returned to several regions across Spain and Portugal as the nations reeled from the still-unexplained widespread blackout that had turned airports and train stations into campgrounds for stranded travelers.

Leaders favored for R.I. Senate’s top posts revive debate on taxing state’s wealthiest

Majority Leader Lawson, seen as a favorite to become Senate president, has said she is open to raising income taxes. But Governor McKee and Speaker Shekarchi do not support it.

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

The number of individuals in the state with at least $50 million in total wealth grew from 1,954 in 2022 to 2,642 in 2024, the report found.

Vehicle attack in Vancouver devastates a vibrant and growing Filipino community

Members of Vancouver, British Columbia's Filipino community say an attack that killed 11 people and wounded 32 was all the more devastating for coming at an event that celebrated their culture and togetherness.

High school student photographers capture all the sports action from across the region

The Boston Globe’s high school sports photojournalism program has returned after a week off to highlight schools, teams, and athletes from across Massachusetts.

As Canadian tourism plummets, Vermont braces for slow summer season on Lake Champlain
Burlington marina managers and others who rely on visitors from the north fear that President Trump's saber-rattling will cut into their business.

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.

TRAVEL
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.

Culture & Lifestyle

Audrey Johnson and Dev Luthra in "The Squirrels."

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

Photographer Eric Antoniou's new book "Rock to Baroque" features his rare photos of Boston performances by music legends over the span of four decades. Pictured, Singer Little Joe Cook at the Cantab Lounge on Sept 25, 1998.

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

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

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

Live updates

Digital forensics expert faces sharp questioning from defense in Karen Read trial. Follow live updates.

Forecast | Ken Mahan

New England is set for the warmest day of the week. Chance of afternoon thunderstorms in Western Mass.

Western Massachusetts could see severe thunderstorms around sunset Tuesday.

RHODE MAP

Leaders favored for R.I. Senate’s top posts revive debate on taxing state’s wealthiest

Majority Leader Lawson, seen as a favorite to become Senate president, has said she is open to raising income taxes. But Governor McKee and Speaker Shekarchi do not support it.

Train service resumes on Red Line after reports of smoke between Harvard and Porter stations, officials say

Train service resumed shortly after 9 a.m.

Sports

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

"It’s like ‘The Golden Bachelor’ meets the regular ‘Bachelorette,'" joked the "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" host.

celtics

Celtics-Magic Game 5 preview: Jrue Holiday out as Boston has a chance to finish series at home

Jrue Holiday remains out after missing Games 3 and 4 with a hamstring injury, and Jaylen Brown is questionable.

Garrett Crochet is 2-1 with a 0.66 ERA in 13 ⅔ innings in four appearances against the Blue Jays.

Red Sox at Blue Jays | 7:07 p.m. (NESN)

Game 31, Red Sox at Blue Jays lineups and preview: Garrett Crochet looks to bounce back

Crochet allowed four runs, five hits and a career-high five walks in his most recent start last week against the Mariners.

Patriots mailbag

Patriots mailbag: After adding draft picks and undrafted free agents, what are the next steps in team-building?

STUDENT PHOTOJOURNALISM PROGRAM

High school student photographers capture all the sports action from across the region

Red Sox

‘Roman Anthony is going to be a star’: Longtime exec J.P. Ricciardi doesn’t hold back assessing Red Sox prospect

Business

This Mass. company still makes T-shirts in the US. Its owner doesn’t think tariffs will help.

Goodwear has found a niche, but there's a reason its shirts cost upward of $50.

THE FOOD CLUB NEWSLETTER

‘This won’t be a cool place’: Providence chef trades fine dining for unpretentious hot dog joint

In May, chef Ed Davis — who previously worked at Birch, the Dorrance, Farmstead, and Oberlin — plans to open Debbie’s.

GLOBE MAGAZINE

How a Newton woman became an enemy of ExxonMobil, the nation’s largest oil company

At Karen Read’s retrial, the media circus has died down. Online, the case is as big as ever.

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

The entrance to Concord -Carlisle High School on April 23.

Concord-Carlisle High School community honors students after crash

Weather Mailbag: See an explosion of insects in your yard lately? Also, an interesting radar anomaly is explained.

What’s your experience with the Mass. group home system? Share your story with the Globe.

sports

Taunts of Jarren Duran, Shedeur Sanders leaves a big question: When did common decency go out the window?

Globe Top 20 girls’ lacrosse poll: NDA is still the 1

Eastern Mass. girls’ lacrosse: Globe Players of the Week, April 20-27

business

A 25 percent tariff on imported cars took effect April 3. On Saturday, the tariffs are set to be extended to include imported parts.

White House looks to take steps to ease pain from car tariffs

Tens of thousands of Los Angeles County workers begin two-day strike

23andMe bankruptcy bid deadline extended as DNA privacy woes linger

politics

Fields of grass on the island of St. Paul, Alaska, which is usually covered in snow during winter, on Feb. 25. The island is in the Bering Sea, which is warming.

Trump administration dismisses authors of key climate report

Treasury secretary says markets uncertainty is good for Trump negotiating trade deals. Follow live updates.

Tracking the major moves President Trump made in the first 100 days of his second term

Nation

Police block a road leading to a building where a car smashed through during an after-school program, killing several people and injuring others, April 28, in Chatham, Ill.

Vehicle smashes through Illinois building, killing 4 young people and injuring others

Black female WWII unit, ‘Six Triple Eight,’ to receive congressional honor

Tens of thousands of Los Angeles County workers begin two-day strike

World

Passengers sleep and sit on the ground as they wait for news of train departures, at Sants train station in Barcelona, Spain, on April 29.

Spain’s power supply is almost fully restored after one of Europe’s most severe blackouts

Liberals won the election in Canada. Here’s what to know and what comes next.

Disgraced Cardinal Becciu formally withdraws from participation in conclave to elect pope

opinion

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

Wu administration is steering Boston’s school buses in the right direction

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

lifestyle

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

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

I know he’s not husband material

food & dining

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

Trumpeting good health with Tootie’s Tempeh

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

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

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

Still very much in circulation

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

music

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

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

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

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?

Mass. seniors fight to boost $72.80 monthly allowance

Most US states OK Medicaid pilot for sickle cell gene therapies

Obituaries

In his landmark 1988 book, “The Invention of Africa,” Dr. Mudimbe’s ambition was to call into question the basis for European understanding of Africa.

The blizzard of actions in the first 100 days of Trump’s second term, visualized

In the first 100 days of his second term, Trump has cast aside key elements of his first term record

Treasury secretary says markets uncertainty is good for Trump negotiating trade deals. Follow live updates.

DEVRA FIRSTThere’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.

Where our restaurant critic likes to eat when she’s off the job

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

New England is set for the warmest day of the week. Chance of afternoon thunderstorms in Western Mass.

Taunts of Jarren Duran, Shedeur Sanders leaves a big question: When did common decency go out the window?

Mark Carney warns Canadians in Liberal Party victory speech: ‘Trump is trying to break us’

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

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.

Digital forensics expert faces sharp questioning from defense in Karen Read trial. Follow live updates.

At Karen Read’s retrial, the media circus has died down. Online, the case is as big as ever.

Faculty, alumni criticize Dartmouth president for failing to condemn Trump

Targeted by Trump, Paul, Weiss got help from Robert Kraft. Then the firm’s chairman donated to Josh Kraft’s campaign.

This Mass. company still makes T-shirts in the US. Its owner doesn’t think tariffs will help.Goodwear has found a niche, but there's a reason its shirts cost upward of $50.

9-year-old boy struck by pickup truck while tying his shoes in Southbridge, police say

Infant, mother, and grandmother struck by car in Concord

Disgraced Cardinal Becciu formally withdraws from participation in conclave to elect pope

What’s your experience with the Mass. group home system? Share your story with the Globe.

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

‘Roman Anthony is going to be a star’: Longtime exec J.P. Ricciardi doesn’t hold back assessing Red Sox prospect

Beyond ‘crazy cat lady’: Dispelling myths at Catsachusetts show

The Trump administration’s new target: Those who stand up to ICE

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

Did we bring RFK Jr. on ourselves?

Explore the project: Snitch City

More recent News

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

Concord-Carlisle High School community honors students after crash

Spain’s power supply is almost fully restored after one of Europe’s most severe blackouts

Leaders favored for R.I. Senate’s top posts revive debate on taxing state’s wealthiest

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

Vehicle attack in Vancouver devastates a vibrant and growing Filipino community

Recommended reads

High school student photographers capture all the sports action from across the region

As Canadian tourism plummets, Vermont braces for slow summer season on Lake ChamplainBurlington marina managers and others who rely on visitors from the north fear that President Trump's saber-rattling will cut into their business.

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.

TRAVELThinking 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.

Culture & Lifestyle

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

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

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

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

Digital forensics expert faces sharp questioning from defense in Karen Read trial. Follow live updates.

New England is set for the warmest day of the week. Chance of afternoon thunderstorms in Western Mass.

Leaders favored for R.I. Senate’s top posts revive debate on taxing state’s wealthiest

Train service resumes on Red Line after reports of smoke between Harvard and Porter stations, officials say

Sports

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

Celtics-Magic Game 5 preview: Jrue Holiday out as Boston has a chance to finish series at home

Game 31, Red Sox at Blue Jays lineups and preview: Garrett Crochet looks to bounce back

Patriots mailbag: After adding draft picks and undrafted free agents, what are the next steps in team-building?

High school student photographers capture all the sports action from across the region

‘Roman Anthony is going to be a star’: Longtime exec J.P. Ricciardi doesn’t hold back assessing Red Sox prospect

Business

This Mass. company still makes T-shirts in the US. Its owner doesn’t think tariffs will help.

‘This won’t be a cool place’: Providence chef trades fine dining for unpretentious hot dog joint

How a Newton woman became an enemy of ExxonMobil, the nation’s largest oil company

At Karen Read’s retrial, the media circus has died down. Online, the case is as big as ever.

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)

DEVRA FIRST
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.

This Mass. company still makes T-shirts in the US. Its owner doesn’t think tariffs will help.
Goodwear has found a niche, but there's a reason its shirts cost upward of $50.

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.

As Canadian tourism plummets, Vermont braces for slow summer season on Lake Champlain
Burlington marina managers and others who rely on visitors from the north fear that President Trump's saber-rattling will cut into their business.

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.

TRAVEL
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.