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Debris dangled from a section of the oceanfront Champlain Towers South Condo after a partial collapse.

Wing of Miami-area condo building collapses; many feared dead

A wing of a 12-story beachfront condo building collapsed early Thursday morning, killing at least one person while trapping residents in rubble and twisted metal. Scores of rescuers pulled survivors from the debris as a cloud of dust floated through the neighborhood.

People looked at the damage at the 12-story oceanfront Champlain Towers South Condo that collapsed early Thursday in Surfside, Fla.

These photos and videos show the scale of the damage after a condo building near Miami partially collapsed

The wing of a condo building near Miami collapsed early Thursday, killing at least one person and prompting a massive rescue effort in which dozens were pulled from the rubble, while many others are still unaccounted for.

There are still people dying of COVID-19 nearly every day. For their loved ones, the world is far from normal

For those families, grief is complicated by the sense that the worst of the pandemic was behind them only to see the virus find their loved one.

Pelosi announces select committee to investigate Jan. 6 attack

Nearly seven months after insurrectionists, white supremacists, and rioters mobbed the US Capitol on Jan. 6, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Thursday announced she would create a select committee to investigate the attack.

As scandals linger, Duxbury school superintendent heads to North Attleborough

The selection of John Antonucci to lead the North Attleborough school system has spurred some sharp reactions among parents.

New York court suspends Rudy Giuliani’s law license

A New York appellate court suspended Giuliani’s law license Thursday after a disciplinary panel found that he made “demonstrably false and misleading” statements about the 2020 election as Donald Trump’s personal attorney.

State’s largest health care providers will require all employees to be vaccinated against COVID-19

Leaders of Mass General Brigham, Beth Israel Lahey Health, and Wellforce told their workers that requiring vaccination for employees is critical for protecting vulnerable patients.

CeCe Telfer competed for Franklin Pierce University.

Transgender runner CeCe Telfer of New Hampshire ineligible for Olympic track trials

“CeCe has turned her focus towards the future and is continuing to train. She will compete on the national — and world — stage again soon,” said her manager, David McFarland.

Ime Udoka was a 76ers assistant coach in the 2019-20 season.

Gary Washburn | On basketball

In hiring Ime Udoka as his replacement, Brad Stevens found the right man for the job

The 43-year-old Nets assistant checked all the boxes in making a strong connection with the new Celtics president of basketball operations.

Seven things to know about the Celtics’ 18th head coach

Tim Herwath, 27, and Haley Greene, 21, a Vermont couple, were married at Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital Boston, where Herwath is recovering from a spinal cord injury, on Tuesday.

‘It’s a little unreal’: Vermont couple married at Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital after a paralyzing accident

Tim Herwath, 27, and Haley Greene, 21, were married on the third floor of the Spalding Rehabilitation Hospital in Charlestown on Tuesday night with family and friends watching via Zoom.

Your Home | Summer Living

Squam Lake attracts naturalists, canoers, and kayakers right through autumn. “It’s the quiet coffee shop to Lake Winnipesaukee’s loud nightclub,” says homeowner Sam Kachmar.

A 1970s fixer-upper on a New Hampshire lake draws new owners with its ‘family vibe’

An architect and his wife find a mountains vs. water compromise in this deck house on Squam Lake.

Alison created a melamine plate wall with pieces she found online at Ballard Designs; The Enchanted Home; Pomegranate; Replacements, Ltd.; and WebstaurantStore.

Small plunge pool + plastic privacy hedge = instant backyard oasis in Cohasset

Needing a pandemic project, this family turned a little-used side yard into one of their favorite places to lounge and spend time together.

The second-story deck outside the primary suite is an ideal spot for watching the sunset.

Outdoor spaces abound in this contemporary Truro house

Wanting to embrace the terrain in the Cape Cod National Seashore, the architect designed the house around it using a series of decks and terraces.

Is this Rhode Island home new, or lived-in for generations?

Rhode Island newcomers embrace a little imperfection in their beach house design

After falling in love with the area’s family-friendly feel, a New York couple bought a home in Weekapaug and asked their designer to give it old-timey charm.

751 unmarked graves found at Indigenous school in Canada, report says

The chief of a Indigenous nation in Canada said Thursday investigators have found 751 unmarked graves at the site of a former residential school for Indigenous children — a discovery that follows last month’s report of 215 at another school.

Biden administration extends eviction moratorium for 30 days

The Biden administration has extended the nationwide ban on evictions for 30 days to help tenants who are unable to make rent payments during the coronavirus pandemic.

State Police seeking three suspects who broke into downtown Boston high rise

Officials are asking for the public’s help to identify three male suspects who allegedly used a pry tool to enter 100 Cambridge St. through a locked door.

Police investigate after off-duty Pawtucket, R.I. officer shoots teenager

The incident started on Route 95 and continued off the highway in West Greenwich, R.I., where the shooting was captured on a pizza store’s surveillance video

JPMorgan buys stake in Robert Kraft’s sports data analytics company

JPMorgan Chase has bought an equity stake in Foxborough-based Kraft Analytics Group, as the bank looks to sports ownership as an avenue for increased returns for its wealthiest clients.

State’s second-largest health insurer slams Biogen for costly Alzheimer’s drug

A top executive at Point32Health accused Biogen of putting “excessive corporate profits” ahead of patients’ welfare by charging $56,000 a year for its controversial new drug for Alzheimer’s disease.

Backlash over FDA approval of Biogen’s Alzheimer’s drug is spreading

Opinion

Boston Latin School

Yes, Boston can have excellence and equity at its exam schools

Test scores, grades, ZIP codes, lotteries — it’s time to make some decisions.

A child holds a Chinese flag near the museum of the First National Congress of the Chinese Communist Party during a media tour organized by the local government in Shanghai on June 22, 2021, ahead of the 100th anniversary of the party's founding on July 1.

H.D.S. Greenway

How Woodrow Wilson betrayed China and helped give rise to the Chinese Communist Party

Billy "Gunner" McGunnigle with the Buffalo Bisons in 1878, (even though the writing on the photo says 1887).

IDEAS | RONALD G. SHAFER

Before baseball had cheating scandals, there was Brockton’s ‘Gunner’ McGunnigle

A person receives Holy Communion on Easter.

In Communion debate, will Cardinal O’Malley find middle ground?

A doctor at Howard University in Washington examines a participant in the Novavax vaccine trial on Jan. 15.

Longing for the day when sexism in medicine is DOA

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It’s fascinating to watch the more forthcoming Tom Brady, and other thoughts

Freed from Bill Belichick’s zipped-lip environment, Brady continues to be more open about his thoughts and feelings than he was across two decades in New England.

Photo album stolen from Crow’s Nest in Gloucester returned after brief absence

The photo album — containing behind-the-scenes photos of the cast of “The Perfect Storm” — has spent 21 years in the bar, taking on various forms as the years went on and its pages wore down.

Two former Boston police officers plead guilty to overtime fraud

Craig Smalls, 55, of Roxbury, agreed to plead guilty to one count each of conspiracy to commit theft concerning programs receiving federal funds and embezzlement from an agency receiving federal funds. Joseph Nee, 48, of Randolph, pleaded guilty to the conspiracy and embezzling charges, the US attorney’s office said.

Fireworks are back. Here’s where you can watch

With restrictions lifted and a sizable portion of the state fully vaccinated, a number of communities have elected to move forward with fireworks, welcoming residents to gather in person for the colorful displays.

A government-sanctioned place to inject illicit drugs? It may come first to Somerville

The City of Somerville is forging ahead with its proposal to open a center where people can consume illicit drugs with medical supervision, an audacious and possibly precedent-setting move to prevent overdose deaths.

metro

Michael Flynn, former national security adviser to former President Donald Trump, gestures as he departs a campaign event where he endorsed New York City mayoral candidate Fernando Mateo on Thursday, June 3, 2021, in Staten Island, N.Y.

URI won’t rescind Michael Flynn’s honorary degree - at least not this week

A spokeswoman for the university said “no action is being taken at the board meeting,” which is taking place Thursday and Friday

State’s largest health care providers will require all employees to be vaccinated against COVID-19

Court summonses mount for illegal fireworks use in Mass. ahead of July 4

Sports

Nick Pivetta has struggled this month, surrendering 13 runs — all earned — and 22 hits. His ERA in June is 5.66.

Red Sox at Rays | 7:10 p.m. (NESN)

Game 75: Red Sox at Rays lineups and notes

The rubber game of the three-game series features a pitching matchup of Nick Pivetta vs. Michael Wacha.

Olympics

Transgender runner CeCe Telfer of New Hampshire ineligible for Olympic track trials

MLB notebook

On a day Nationals GM Mike Rizzo slams Phillies manager Joe Girardi as a ‘con artist,’ Washington wins a slugfest in Philadelphia

video

business

Boston Scientific's Marlborough headquarters in 2020. (Suzanne Kreiter/Globe Staff)

Boston Scientific buys out California medical manufacturer for $295 million

JPMorgan buys stake in Robert Kraft’s sports data analytics company

US unemployment claims fall slightly to 411,000 as job market heals

politics

Rudy Giuliani.

New York court suspends Rudy Giuliani’s law license

Pelosi announces select committee to investigate Jan. 6 attack

Pelosi to name select committee to probe Jan. 6 Capitol insurrection

Living Arts

Jean-François Millet's "Washerwomen," from about 1855.

Rediscovering the ‘pent fury’ of Jean-François Millet and his rural laborers

ART

Where the wallpaper patterns become sheer drama

MOVIES

Doc Talk: literary lions, terrifying television, a change of habit

education

A scoreboard at a football field at the Duxbury High School athletic complex.

As scandals linger, Duxbury school superintendent heads to North Attleborough

State education head Riley says he is considering ‘temporarily freezing’ some federal funding to Boston after School Committee shakeup

Boston public school students can get pre-registered library cards

rhode island

Michael Flynn, former national security adviser to former President Donald Trump, gestures as he departs a campaign event where he endorsed New York City mayoral candidate Fernando Mateo on Thursday, June 3, 2021, in Staten Island, N.Y.

URI won’t rescind Michael Flynn’s honorary degree - at least not this week

COLUMN | Dan McGowan

Providence’s Kennedy Plaza problem

RI Sports

Sophia Gorriaran is ready to race

Newton

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Future-proofing the presidency

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On the Street

The MBTA commuter rail overpass frames the mural “The Stories of Lynn” by David Fichter, Yetti Frenkel, and Joshua Winer in Central Square.

North of Boston, an old industrial city gets a second look

A bicyclist made his way across Dorchester Avenue in Fields Corner.

Known for its diversity, Fields Corner now must make room for development

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In tackling the pandemic, Chelsea finds new strength

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Blind Spot

An 11-month Globe investigation found that people nationwide are dying in crashes caused by drivers who should have had their licenses suspended. One in 10 US drivers has at least one offense — from speeding to vehicular homicide — that isn’t reflected on their driving record.

Opinion, ideas, and commentary

A priest celebrates Mass at a Catholic church in Philadelphia on April 4.

Again the Supreme Court defends religious believers. Again it’s unanimous.

A boy takes part in a "Love Our Communities: Build Collective Power" rally to raise awareness of anti-Asian violence in Los Angeles on March 13.

IDEAS | JENNIFER SEAN CHUNG

Why I’m hesitating to have ‘The Talk’ with my Korean American son

Suffolk County District Attorney Rachael Rollins speaks with the media in May outside Dorchester Municipal Court.

Why is Rachael Rollins picking a fight with Marty Walsh?

The National Stadium is the main venue for the 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Games in Tokyo. In a controversial decision, officials ignored the advice of the government’s top medical adviser and will allow up to 10,000 domestic spectators at events.

Japan’s Olympic responsibility

Opal Lee, 94, reacts to one of the many signs held by those participating in her annual Juneteenth walk on June 19 in Fort Worth, Texas.

If patience is a virtue, Black people must be saints

Roca educator Sutton Bradbury-Koster (right) pauses with program participant Alexis Feliciano outside the organization’s office in Lynn. Roca is using a version of cognitive behavioral therapy to teach young people how to recognize and stop self-destructive behavior.

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URI won’t rescind Michael Flynn’s honorary degree - at least not this week

A spokeswoman for the university said “no action is being taken at the board meeting,” which is taking place Thursday and Friday

State’s largest health care providers will require all employees to be vaccinated against COVID-19

Leaders of Mass General Brigham, Beth Israel Lahey Health, and Wellforce told their workers that requiring vaccination for employees is critical for protecting vulnerable patients.

Court summonses mount for illegal fireworks use in Mass. ahead of July 4

Though we haven’t even reached the Fourth of July, the state’s crackdown on illegal fireworks is in full swing, with dozens of people summonsed to court over the violations in recent weeks, authorities said Thursday.

As scandals linger, Duxbury school superintendent heads to North Attleborough

The selection of John Antonucci to lead the North Attleborough school system has spurred some sharp reactions among parents.

Sports

Nick Pivetta has struggled this month, surrendering 13 runs — all earned — and 22 hits. His ERA in June is 5.66.

Red Sox at Rays | 7:10 p.m. (NESN)

Game 75: Red Sox at Rays lineups and notes

The rubber game of the three-game series features a pitching matchup of Nick Pivetta vs. Michael Wacha.

CeCe Telfer competed for Franklin Pierce University.

Transgender runner CeCe Telfer of New Hampshire ineligible for Olympic track trials

“CeCe has turned her focus towards the future and is continuing to train. She will compete on the national — and world — stage again soon,” said her manager, David McFarland.

Washington Nationals' Josh Bell rounds third base after hitting a grand slam home run during the sixth inning of Wednesday's 13-12 victory over the Phillies Wednesday in Philadelphia.

On a day Nationals GM Mike Rizzo slams Phillies manager Joe Girardi as a ‘con artist,’ Washington wins a slugfest in Philadelphia

The Nationals rallied three times to outslug the Phillies, 13-12, in the the first game in major league history to feature a grand slam and three-run homer for each team.

Anthony Beauvillier, Islanders stun Lightning in overtime to force Game 7

Trae Young scores 48 points, Hawks get the jump on Bucks in Game 1

WEDNESDAY'S SCHOOLS SOFTBALL ROUNDUP

Jordan Bennett starts fresh after rough inning, leads King Philip softball’s comeback win

Business

Boston Scientific buys out California medical manufacturer for $295 million

The Marlborough company would pay up to $387 million, including potential milestone payments, for Farapulse, a California-based medical equipment manufacturer that developed a non-thermal method for cardiac ablation.

JPMorgan buys stake in Robert Kraft’s sports data analytics company

JPMorgan Chase has bought an equity stake in Foxborough-based Kraft Analytics Group, as the bank looks to sports ownership as an avenue for increased returns for its wealthiest clients.

US unemployment claims fall slightly to 411,000 as job market heals

Crippled robotic Mayflower prepares to sail again after mundane mechanical breakdown

Comfort Zone

From left: Steve Carell, John Krasinski, and Rainn Wilson in "The Office."

Why we’re still in a relationship with some classic sitcoms

Larry Pierce, left, and Paul Goodnight kicked off the project with a temporary mural called "No Strings Detached."

‘Mentoring Murals’ shows off generations of Black artistic talent

Boston duo Damon & Naomi recently recorded a show at Peabody Essex's Plummer Hall.

Peabody Essex puts performance in stunning historic venue

Ethan Murrow's 75-foot panoramic mural at the Cahoon Museum of American Art honors the region's natural history.

An artist evokes the oaks of Cape Cod’s past

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We know a lot about Covid-19. Experts have many more questions

More than two dozen virologists, epidemiologists, and others responded to STAT's question about what they still most wanted to know.

Cement Head’s last fight: He was denied parole six times — until he was about to become a Covid-19 statistic

In lawyers' view, the Department of Correction was trying to make it seem like it had fewer Covid-19 deaths on its hands than it really did.

Troubling podcast puts JAMA, the ‘voice of medicine,’ under fire for its mishandling of race

Critics say editors have asked authors to scrub the term racism from their articles even as they publish others that include racist notions.

Despite resistance, researchers investigate the possibility of a new mental health disorder

Many researchers say the study of sluggish cognitive tempo, which is still in its early stages, can’t yet support a formal diagnosis.

magazine

A child runs across a field at Bug Light Park in South Portland, Maine.

Is there something wrong with the air in this Maine town?

Lucio Perez in Springfield, after his years in sanctuary.

Lucio Perez found sanctuary in a Mass. church. He'd live there for over 3 years

Allison and Ben on their Zoom blind date.

Dinner with Cupid

"I went through the classic Zoom routine of trying to unmute myself"

Panzanella with fresh mozzarella.

Recipes: 3 salads that give new life to leftover bread

metro

A scoreboard at a football field at the Duxbury High School athletic complex.

As scandals linger, Duxbury school superintendent heads to North Attleborough

State Police seeking three suspects who broke into downtown Boston high rise

Claire Cronin, Mass. House’s number two Democrat, will be nominated as ambassador to Ireland

sports

Anthony Beauvillier (center) scored 1:08 into overtime.

Anthony Beauvillier, Islanders stun Lightning in overtime to force Game 7

Trae Young scores 48 points, Hawks get the jump on Bucks in Game 1

Jordan Bennett starts fresh after rough inning, leads King Philip softball’s comeback win

business

The Mayflower Autonomous Ship, seen here at its launch in Plymouth, England earlier in June, had to towed back to port after a mechanical problem.

Crippled robotic Mayflower prepares to sail again after mundane mechanical breakdown

Lawyer says death of McAfee surprised the US mogul’s family

Senators to pitch bipartisan infrastructure plan to Biden

politics

Rudy Giuliani.

New York court suspends Rudy Giuliani’s law license

Pelosi announces select committee to investigate Jan. 6 attack

Pelosi to name select committee to probe Jan. 6 Capitol insurrection

Nation

Rudy Giuliani.

New York court suspends Rudy Giuliani’s law license

These photos and videos show the scale of the damage after a condo building near Miami partially collapsed

Pelosi announces select committee to investigate Jan. 6 attack

World

A memorial was held in British Columbia, Canada, for the 215 children whose bodies were discovered near the Kamloops Indian Residential School, in Kamloops.

751 unmarked graves found at Indigenous school in Canada, report says

Dozens killed in market airstrike in Ethiopia, officials say

5 years after Brexit vote, divided UK still feels shockwaves

opinion

Kristin Johnson, of Boston, stood in the foreground with other counterprotesters on Oct. 18, 2020, across the street from a rally outside of Boston Latin School that called for Boston schools to keep the admission exam in place for entry into exam schools.

Focus should be on many years of education that precede exam-school moment

Again the Supreme Court defends religious believers. Again it’s unanimous.

Why I’m hesitating to have ‘The Talk’ with my Korean American son

lifestyle

The new Children’s Museum & Theatre of Maine is big and beautiful, light-filled and colorful.

The new Children’s Museum & Theatre of Maine opens

A visit to Vinalhaven, where we’re watching the tides roll in

‘Can’t wait to join my fellow runners’: Danica Patrick joins Boston Marathon team as captain

food & dining

Boston, MA - 6/18/2021: 23DINING....... 50Kitchen in Dorchester shrimp dish. (David L Ryan/Globe Staff ) SECTION: LIVINGARTS

It’s about the food. It’s about his story

The Red Hat, a Beacon Hill institution, will reportedly close its doors

Recipe: The Department of Salad’s standard tuna mixes in sweet gherkins, hard-cooked egg, and red onion

travel

Cape Elizabeth Light looks just as Edward Hopper painted it.

The guiding light of poetry and place

The new Children’s Museum & Theatre of Maine opens

A visit to Vinalhaven, where we’re watching the tides roll in

Arts

Jean-François Millet's "Washerwomen," from about 1855.

Rediscovering the ‘pent fury’ of Jean-François Millet and his rural laborers

Where the wallpaper patterns become sheer drama

Rose Art Museum among the first university venues to reopen

Books

Local histories, rewritten

Poet Michael Robbins on reading while walking

Writerly delusions in ‘Dream Girl’

Movies

Tennessee Williams, undated

Doc Talk: literary lions, terrifying television, a change of habit

‘F9’: Some cars are faster than others

Two documentaries about two remarkably successful women

Television

Steve Martin, pictured (left) with Martin Short in 2017, will star with Short and Selena Gomez in the 10-episode comedy, which will premiere on Hulu on Aug. 31.

Steve Martin turns sleuth in ‘Only Murders in the Building’

Lead singer is leading light of ‘We Are Lady Parts’

Why we’re still in a relationship with some classic sitcoms

music

Panos A. Panay, a Berklee alum and vice president, was tapped Tuesday to helm the Recording Academy alongside Valeisha Butterfield Jones.

Berklee vice president Panos Panay tapped as Recording Academy co-president

Amplifying refugees and their musical talents

Elton John to bring farewell tour to Gillette Stadium in 2022

Theater/Dance

Graciela Femenia as Nindiría, a Nicaraguan immigrant who makes a living selling tamales, in Adriana RoCale’s “East Boston, Nos Vemos.”

Dispatches from a pandemic in SpeakEasy’s ‘Project Resilience’

Black women playwrights claim a leading role

The Boston Center for the Arts returns with live dance performances

globe local

The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority have committed to restoring an express bus service this fall, according to Newton's mayor.

MBTA to restore 505 Express Bus service to Boston this fall from Waltham, Newton

Disabled veterans use golf as therapy for physical, emotional wounds

‘Bridgerton’ themed vacation stay coming to a Vermont mansion

Obituaries

Ms. Spence stood outside the site of her third Spence Center for Women’s Health, in Wellesley, which allowed acupuncturists and herb therapists to practice in the same facility as primary care physicians and gynecologists.

Rina Spence, pioneering woman in health care’s executive ranks, dies at 72

Mark Peel, who helped forge a new culinary path, dies at 66

Marianne Harkless Diabate, who fused dance forms into works of ‘limitless range,’ dies at 63