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Raytheon to move its global headquarters from Waltham to Arlington, Va.

The defense giant said the move will take place in the third quarter of this year and will not reduce the company's local workforce.

‘The numbers just continue to rise’: Patients awaiting psychiatric treatment crowd emergency rooms

Unlike COVID surges — which seem to wax and wane with new variants — the surges of behavioral health patients coming to emergency rooms never seems to recede.

Boston averaging 202 new COVID-19 cases a day with 8.8 percent positivity rate, health officials say

Boston’s community positivity rate for COVID-19 currently sits at 8.8 percent, nearly 4 percentage points higher than the 5 percent level that public health specialists consider a “threshold of concern.”

Omicron booster shots are taking longer than expected. Will the wait be worth it?

Senators blast Baker administration over broken EV chargers on Mass. Pike

Two of the six chargers installed at rest stops along the 138-mile highway — in Natick and the westbound Charlton stop — have been out of service for over a year.

Dave Epstein | Forecast

The dry streak is coming to an end
Showers will arrive in the wee hours of Wednesday morning. There could be some downpours and even the rumble of thunder.

The "Bewitched" statue in Salem was covered in red paint Monday afternoon, police said.

‘Bewitched’ statue in Salem covered in red paint; man arrested

Brookline High School students Luchenzhi "Sunny" Wang, Anna Lin, and Bezawit O'Neill are part of Language Virtual, a tutoring program started by Anna to teach students how to learn and speak English.

Jeneé Osterheldt

How one Brookline student turned teaching English into a young, global community

Anna Lin started teaching English in the fifth grade. Now as a junior in high school, she has a student-run nonprofit dedicated to educating hundreds of people around the world.

WHAT SHE'S HAVING | SHERYL JULIAN

These 4 condiments are all you need to add spice, crunch, and zest to your summer menus
Nothing here requires you to work hard. If there’s one you particularly like, double the recipe so there’s plenty on hand. In fact, the beauty of these condiments is how much you get for your effort.

People have strong feelings about what form of potato gets served with a burger.

A burger and . . . chips? No, thanks! I’ll have fries with that.

In this hot potato debate, there is only one winning side — and you drag it through ketchup.

General manager Don Sweeney concedes that Bruins could be facing a rebuild after firing Bruce Cassidy
The messaging got stale, said Sweeney, who emphasized the need for a new voice for a club in transition.

Kevin Paul Dupont | On Hockey: Cassidy takes the fall for those who haven’t done their jobs as well as he did his

Players from the Golden State Warriors, including Gary Payton II (left) and Otto Porter Jr., tried to pronounce some of the names of cities and towns around the state ahead of Game 3 against the Celtics.

‘Glook-sister’: Golden State Warriors try their best — but fail — to pronounce Massachusetts towns

“Uh, what is this?” says forward Otto Porter Jr. when challenged to take a crack at Gloucester. “Glooks-sister?”

Boston police warn fans of counterfeit NBA Finals ticket scams

A Boston husband headed to the wild west for a divorce. He ended up with two wives.

In the 1890s, Sioux Falls, South Dakota became a “divorce colony” for well-heeled Americans looking to legally separate. Then one Bostonian’s personal dramas turned up at the Supreme Court.

Sally Alves is the operations manager of the National Network of Abortion Funds.

The decision to have an abortion changed their lives

The leaked Supreme Court draft opinion overturning Roe asserted that the effect of abortion rights ”is hard for anyone — and in particular, for a court — to assess.” Here are the people whose futures were altered by the procedure.

Opinion

A broken window at the US Capitol building the day after the Jan. 6, 2021, attack.

The case for conspiracy goes prime time

January 6 committee must remind Americans of the peril the nation faced.

Understanding the role Massachusetts played in both developing and resisting eugenics

MARCELA GARCÍA

Stop asking parents to release graphic images of their children massacred in school shootings

Biden’s dilemma: Voters can despise Trump, yet still question whether Biden’s ‘the man for the moment’

OK, boomers. We broke America, now let’s fix it.

Centering critical voices, debates, and evidence-based opinion to reframe the national conversation on racial equity and hasten a more racially just society.

Come see Globe journalists live on stage
Globe Live returns June 11-12 for two brand-new shows of original & adventurous nonfiction storytelling.

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150 years of The Boston Globe

Scenes from a century and a half, as covered by the Boston Globe.

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3 things to watch when the Jan. 6 committee holds a prime-time hearing on Thursday

What remains to be seen is whether the committee can present facts that will change the way Americans feel about that day — and what recommendations the committee will make to try to fix what’s broken.

Critic's Corner: How to watch Thursday’s primetime hearing on the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol

One person killed, six seriously injured in head-on collision in Townsend
The collision occurred on Route 119 near the intersection with Route 13 around 5:35 p.m. Monday, Townsend police said in a statement. The vehicles involved in the crash were a sedan and an SUV.

What to watch in Tuesday’s primary elections
Primary voters in seven states, including California and New Jersey, go to the polls on Tuesday to select their party’s candidates for statewide offices, including the governors of New Mexico and South Dakota; mayor of Los Angeles, the nation’s second-largest city; and dozens of House seats.

Gas prices in Mass. hit record $5 per gallon
Experts say it’s likely the towering costs will endure through the summer and that several factors are to blame.

10,000 salmon stocked in the Quabbin Reservoir, state officials say
Thousands of salmon were stocked in the Quabbin Reservoir last month, the Massachusetts Department of Fish and Game said in a tweet Tuesday.

Russia claims advances in Ukraine amid barrages, troop boost
Russia claimed Tuesday it has occupied large swaths of eastern Ukraine after a relentless, weekslong barrage and the recent deployment of more troops.

Recommended reads

The Massachusetts State House.

Suzanne Kreiter/Globe Staff

‘Massachusetts gun laws have been proven to work.’ Amid spate of mass shootings, policymakers tout Bay State as blueprint.

In the wake of horrific gun violence, activists and state officials are pointing to Massachusetts as a model, arguing that its rules weaving together background check mandates, far-reaching prohibitions, and local licensing standards should be a guide — if not for Congress, then other states.

‘There’s little good news’: Mass. restaurants wrestle with high food and labor costs
Many are still struggling with the economic realities of pandemic life. And this time, there’s no relief coming from Washington.

Larry Edelman

It’s time to bet against America
Our yawning partisan divide has morphed into something even more malignant — something that is a threat to the economy.

Squirmy Prince Louis taunts mom Kate Middleton at Jubilee Pageant — and parents everywhere can relate
The Duchess of Cambridge was on the receiving end of some grade-A snotty toddler behavior from her 4-year-old son, Prince Louis, while watching Queen Elizabeth II’s Platinum Jubilee Pageant in London.

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Culture & Lifestyle

Author Ann Leary is in conversation with Alex Green at 3 p.m. at American Inspiration by New England Historic Genealogical Society on Tuesday.

Author readings around Boston June 5-June 11

Paul McCartney is shown performing in Newark in September 2017, when he was a mere 75 years old. He'll be playing shows at Fenway Park Tuesday and Wednesday, just days away from his 80th birthday.

Maybe we’re amazed that Paul McCartney is about to turn 80, but this age group of classic rockers is growing

Pan-Seared Steak With Zhoug

Recipes: We figured out the perfect Father’s Day menu. It starts with steak.

Joyce Edwards is a company member of Ronald K. Brown's Brooklyn-based Evidence.

Ronald K. Brown/Evidence moves in every way

Special Projects

Back to Boston

Welcome Back to Boston

Consider this our love letter to the city, a celebration of all it has to offer visitors and locals alike.

Top Spots to Live in Greater Boston in 2022

A guide to 36 Greater Boston communities where demand — and prices — are surging.

Jeneé Osterheldt

A Beautiful Resistance

Black joy, Black lives, as celebrated by culture columnist Jeneé Osterheldt.

‘On the Street’: The changing face of Greater Boston neighborhoods

The changing face of Greater Boston neighborhoods.

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Opinion, ideas, and commentary

Why is it so hard to resist the lure of infinite variety — and helpings? Pictured: Donald's Serva-Teria, Route 54, Pratt, Kansas, circa 1993.

IDEAS | JACKIE MANSKY

Reports of the buffet’s COVID death have been greatly exaggerated

Mary Ann D'Urso

The Grocery Stories: The final chapter

Demonstrators in Washington, D.C., were part of a nationwide rally in support of abortion rights on May 14.

Protecting those on the front lines of reproductive health

Kindergartners work on an assignment while wearing masks inside the Sumner G. Whittier School in Everett on Feb. 9.

Alan Geller and Steve Koczela

State has a lot more to do to keep students and educators safe from COVID

A home along Pennsylvania Avenue, in Lovettsville, Va., displays a fence painted in the colors of the gay-pride rainbow flag.

IDEAS | BEN JACKSON

More pride in Pride?

East Main Street, the site of an 1892 lynching in Port Jervis, N.Y.

IDEAS | Philip Dray

Breaking the silence about a lynching in the North

Metro

Environmental groups oppose bill that would clear the way for plastics-to-fuel plants in R.I.

Senate plans to vote on Tuesday on legislation for ‘advanced recycling’ facilities using a high-heat process that environmentalists call ‘highly polluting, energy-intensive, unproven.’

10,000 salmon stocked in the Quabbin Reservoir, state officials say

Thousands of salmon were stocked in the Quabbin Reservoir last month, the Massachusetts Department of Fish and Game said in a tweet Tuesday.

Jeneé Osterheldt

How one Brookline student turned teaching English into a young, global community

Anna Lin started teaching English in the fifth grade. Now as a junior in high school, she has a student-run nonprofit dedicated to educating hundreds of people around the world.

Ken Bode, political reporter who moderated ‘Washington Week,’ dies at 83

Dr. Bode also taught at several universities and was part of an effort to open the Democratic Party leadership to women and people of color in the 1970s.

Sports

Tiger Woods withdrew after the third round at the PGA Championship in Tulsa last month.

Tiger Woods won’t play in next week’s US Open at The Country Club in Brookline

Woods has only played in two events since his car crash — he tied for 47th at the Masters and withdrew from the PGA Championship last month after carding a 79 in the third round.

Garrett Whitlock got the victory in his last start after holding the Reds to just one run in six innings.

Red Sox at Angels | 9:38 p.m. (NESN)

Game 56: Red Sox at Angels lineups and notes

Garrett Whitlock will be on the mound as the Red Sox look to extend their winning streak to six games in Anaheim.

If the Bruins don't start well next season, said Don Sweeney, a "directional shift" may be necessary.

General manager Don Sweeney concedes that Bruins could be facing a rebuild after firing Bruce Cassidy

The messaging got stale, said Sweeney, who emphasized the need for a new voice for a club in transition.

Boston police warn Celtic fans about counterfeit NBA Finals ticket scams

Dustin Johnson resigns from PGA Tour to play in Saudi-backed golf league

Beijing controversy among factors in figure skating raising minimum age before 2026 Olympics

Business

US investigating complaints that Honda engines won’t restart

The US government’s road safety agency is investigating complaints that the fuel-saving stop-start system on some Honda Pilot SUVs can fail to restart.

Raytheon to move its global headquarters from Waltham to Arlington, Va.

The defense giant said the move will take place in the third quarter of this year and will not reduce the company's local workforce.

World Bank dims outlook for global economy amid Russia war

Gas prices in Mass. hit record $5 per gallon

magazine

This week's daters: Barbara and Stuart.

Dinner with Cupid

Blind date: ‘She is very easy to be with. We are not spring chickens, you know.’

Pan-Seared Steak With Zhoug

Recipes: We figured out the perfect Father’s Day menu. It starts with steak.

Rudy Giuliani at Yankee Stadium for a game on May 28, 2018.

That time I accidentally became Rudy Giuliani's buddy at a Sox-Yankees game

Summer Entertainment

31 outdoor events in New England to fill every summer weekend with fun

metro

South Shore Hospital in Weymouth.

‘The numbers just continue to rise’: Patients awaiting psychiatric treatment crowd emergency rooms

‘Glook-sister’: Golden State Warriors try their best — but fail — to pronounce Massachusetts towns

Boston police warn Celtic fans about counterfeit NBA Finals ticket scams

sports

Romeo Crennel (left) was on the Patriots coaching staff from 2001 to 2004.

Former Patriots defensive coordinator Romeo Crennel retires after almost 40 years as NFL coach

Danny Woodhead’s US Open bid comes up short, and other top stories from final qualifying

Michael Wacha the latest Red Sox starting hero, throws three-hit shutout at reeling Angels

business

Target sinks after cutting profit view over inventory pain

Senators blast Baker administration over broken EV chargers on Mass. Pike

The decision to have an abortion changed their lives

politics

US sees heightened extremist threat heading into midterms

3 things to watch when the Jan. 6 committee holds a prime-time hearing on Thursday

More Americans than ever say they know someone who is transgender or nonbinary

Nation

A voter filled out his ballot in a polling station at San Francisco City Hall on Tuesday in San Francisco.

What to watch in Tuesday’s primary elections

Newsom expected to cruise to victory in California primary

A woman who says Bill Cosby molested her as a teen begins testifying

World

Melania rests as she works clearing the rubble of a temple that was destroyed during attacks in Gorenka, on the outskirts of Kyiv, Ukraine, Monday, June 6, 2022.

Russia claims advances in Ukraine amid barrages, troop boost

UK’s Johnson survives no-confidence vote but is left politically wounded

Potent weapons reach Ukraine faster than the know-how to use them

opinion

Something has to change to prevent burnout of nurses and doctors

With Trump, something broke in our politics — we’ve yet to fix it

So much more to bilingual students than how they do on tests

lifestyle

Prince Louis leans on Kate, Duchess of Cambridge, during the Platinum Jubilee Pageant held outside Buckingham Palace, in London.

Squirmy Prince Louis taunts mom Kate Middleton at Jubilee Pageant — and parents everywhere can relate

The temporary distance is terrible

She’s the eye of the Friendly Toast: Visual designer Ann-Marie Morse knows exactly what she’s looking for

food & dining

The pretzels come in three flavors, including Maui Onion Mustard.

A new twist in the snack lineup: hard pretzel bites from Eastern Standard Provisions

Elevate that espresso martini

A gift for dads (and dentists): craft beer caramels

travel

According to reports, low-cost airline Ryanair planned transatlantic flights as part of five year growth strategy.

Ryanair gives Afrikaans quiz to South Africans entering UK

Topless beaches on Nantucket? Locals share their views on the pending bylaw.

Debbie Gibson on her jet-setting dog, used bookstores, and bringing her own hot plate

Arts

Rob "ProBlak" Gibbs worked on his Dewey Square mural called "Breathe Life Together." It's the first time a Black Boston artist has painted this wall for the Greenway Conservancy.

When a mural is a mirror: In Dewey Square, Rob ‘ProBlak’ Gibbs pays tribute to youth around the city

I don’t know how we should talk to kids about difficult topics. I just know that art can help.

Things and ‘thneeds’ — and what they say about us

Books

A Boston husband headed to the wild west for a divorce. He ended up with two wives.

Hip-hop historian and ‘Dilla Time’ author Dan Charnas comes to CitySpace

Looking at a horse, from all the angles

Movies

“Jazz Fest: A New Orleans Story”

Extraordinary animals, an extraneous wall, a musical celebration

See Jane run (an underground abortion network) in ‘The Janes’

‘Benediction’: in war and love and well beyond

Television

Rioters try to break through a police barrier at the US Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021.

How to watch Thursday’s prime-time hearing on the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol

Sadly, the pickings are slim for TV viewers who can’t afford to stream

This week’s TV: Farewell to Shelby Scott, a Navajo Nation mystery, and ‘Irma Vep’

music

Paul McCartney is shown performing in Newark in September 2017, when he was a mere 75 years old. He'll be playing shows at Fenway Park Tuesday and Wednesday, just days away from his 80th birthday.

Maybe we’re amazed that Paul McCartney is about to turn 80, but this age group of classic rockers is growing

Sidy Maïga, a R.I.-based musician, brings African drumbeats to the mainstream

Hip-hop historian and ‘Dilla Time’ author Dan Charnas comes to CitySpace

Theater/Dance

Malpaso's Dunia Acosta performs in Mats Ek’s “woman with water.”

Malpaso steps out at the Majestic

Ronald K. Brown/Evidence moves in every way

In ART’s ‘1776,’ the founding of a nation, with liberty and justice for some

globe local

A still from the film "All The Lonely People," a documentary about the impact of social isolation. Shown here is a statue in Liverpool of Eleanor Rigby, the fictional subject of a 1966 Beatles song.

West Newton Cinema hosts screening of ‘All the Lonely People’ June 15

Pentucket picks Panthers as new school mascot

Newton residents file lawsuit to block proposed replacement of senior center in Newtonville

Obituaries

Ken Bode served as moderator at a debate in the 1996 US Senate race between Senator John Kerry and William Weld at Faneuil Hall.

Ken Bode, political reporter who moderated ‘Washington Week,’ dies at 83

Alec John Such, former Bon Jovi bassist and founding member, dies at 70

WBZ’s Shelby Scott, who took measure of Boston’s blizzards, dies at 86