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A vehicle drove through the Apple Store window at Derby Street Shops in Hingham causing one fatal and many others injured.

Man killed, 16 people hurt after vehicle crashes into Hingham Apple Store, officials say

A 65-year-old New Jersey man was pronounced dead at the scene, and officials from South Shore Hospital said they were treating patients with "life-threatening and limb-threatening injuries."

Law enforcement at the scene where a vehicle drove through the Apple Store at Derby Street Shops in Hingham.

See photos from the scene in Hingham, where an SUV drove through an Apple Store, killing one and injuring others

One person was killed and 16 other people were injured on Monday after an SUV crashed into an Apple store in Hingham. Here's a look at the scene.

‘She was sunshine and light and warmth’: Friends recall Brandeis student killed in bus crash
Friends of Vanessa Mark, an undergraduate student who was killed in the crash Saturday night, shared their memories of her.

World Cup | US vs. Wales

US 1, Wales 1

United States strikes first, but is no match for Wales’s Gareth Bale in 1-1 World Cup opening-match draw
Tim Weah, son of Liberian soccer legend George Weah, scored the first US goal in a World Cup since 2014.

See the latest World Cup scores and find out how to watch every match

Nets guard Kyrie Irving returned from his suspension against the Grizzlies Sunday.

Jaylen Brown says he was supporting Kyrie Irving, not an antisemitic group, with his tweet

Brown said he was “not aware” that Israel United in Christ, which demonstrated on behalf of Irving, has been identified by the Anti-Defamation League as racist, homophobic, and antisemitic.

Seasonal landscaper charged in connection to Martha’s Vineyard bank robbery

Miquel A. Jones pleaded not guilty to a single count of being an accessory after the fact to the robbery.

Reading police officer found not guilty in 2018 shooting

Erik Drauschke — the first officer to face criminal charges for an on-duty killing in the state in nearly three decades — was acquitted Monday of all charges related to the February 2018 shooting of an unarmed man in a junkyard.

Suspect in Colorado LGBTQ bar shooting is facing murder, hate crime charges, court records show

A law enforcement official said the suspect used an AR-15-style semiautomatic weapon in Saturday night’s attack, but a handgun and additional ammunition magazines also were recovered.

‘He lit up a room’: Transgender bartender among five dead in Colorado Springs nightclub shooting

NBA skills trainer Robert McClanaghan arraigned in R.I. on Boston rape, drugging charges
As a basketball trainer, McClanaghan has worked with NBA stars such as Steph Curry and Kevin Durant. He started his career as a physical education teacher and assistant basketball coach at an all-boys school in Warwick, R.I.

Emily Sotelo was last seen Sunday morning after she was dropped off at Lafayette Place Campground in Franconia, N.H., officials said.

Search continues in New Hampshire for missing hiker from Massachusetts

Congressional leaders urge DOJ action after threats against Boston Children’s Hospital

A longstanding pillar of Boston’s economy, finance is fading even faster since COVID

A sign reading "fossil fuels out" is displayed during a demonstration at the COP27 U.N. Climate Summit, Saturday, Nov. 12, 2022, in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt

Here’s what happened at the UN climate talks

The final agreement, signed by nearly 200 nations, includes a major breakthrough on climate reparations, but made no progress on a pledge to phase out planet-heating fossil fuels.

From left: Paul Dano, Mateo Zoryon Francis-DeFord, and Michelle Williams in a scene from "The Fabelmans."

MOVIE REVIEW | Odie Henderson | ★★★★

Steven Spielberg makes a ‘Spielberg movie’ about Steven Spielberg — and it soars

Mateo Zoryon Francis-DeFord, Paul Dano, and Michelle Williams star in “The Fabelmans," the director’s portrait of himself as a young man.

This image of a stormy Boston skyline was created with a few keystrokes using DALL-E, an artificial intelligence system for generating images.

I tried AI systems that can paint and write. Here’s what I found.

Artificial intelligence has learned how to write and draw with startling sophistication, leading some to wonder whether the technology will someday put them out of a job.

Opinion

In 2015, Tufts University announced it would start charging undocumented immigrants the same as citizens. In this file photo, students and others participated in a rally led by the group Tufts United for Immigrant Justice on the Tufts campus.

MARCELA GARCÍA

Mass. lawmakers should make in-state tuition for undocumented immigrants a priority

This is about tuition equity, not free tuition. Why wouldn’t Massachusetts want to open access to higher education for as many students as possible?

IDEAS | JOHN SUMMERS

The mismeasure of Misha

MARCELA GARCÍA

Should I put my puppy on Prozac?

Chris Murphy and Brad Campbell

To better address the climate crisis, the US must reform its permitting process

Another deadly hate attack roils the LGBTQ community

Demonstrators stand outside of the Wisconsin State Capitol in Madison to commemorate Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls on May 5, 2022.

The Emancipator

Indigenous identity theft must stop

Once again, a scholar vaulted to a position of power and influence through a claimed Indigenous descent has been revealed to be a White woman. The overdue embrace of Native voices is being co-opted while real Native women still suffer, facing a disproportionate number of murders and disappearances.

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Special reports

Two Weeks in America

Two Weeks in America

We sent a dozen journalists on the road across this complex country. They found it’s better than you think.

The Top 100 Women-Led Businesses in Massachusetts 2022

The Women’s Edge and Globe Magazine celebrate the state’s leading companies and nonprofits run by women.

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Celebrating 150 years of The Boston Globe

We’re marking the Globe’s 150th year with a look back through 15 decades of coverage. Explore 150 of the most significant front pages, revisit classic sports moments, try a crossword from 1917, and more.

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‘Beyond hellacious’: Parents frantic as supply of antibiotic used for children’s infections falls short

Shortages of standard, common-use medicines, including amoxicillin, is happening more frequently.

Desperate for growth, aging casino company embraced ‘degenerate gambler’
In Massachusetts, where sports betting is expected to start next year, members of the state’s gambling commission voiced concerns about Barstool founder Dave Portnoy’s fitness as a representative for Penn Entertainment after allegations of sexual misconduct were reported.

GBH names former top National Geographic editor Susan Goldberg as CEO
Goldberg, who also ran newspapers in Cleveland and San Jose, Calif., will be the first woman to lead Boston’s public media giant.

FOOD

Looking for new Thanksgiving recipes? You’ve come to the right place.
Give your holiday a contemporary spin (with or without Nana’s candied sweet potatoes), plus a new dish or two, and turkey parts. (Then collapse on the couch and rest up until it’s time for leftovers.)

Jay Leno released from Los Angeles hospital, photo shows significant facial burns

Leno, who is often spotted around Newport, was severely injured and suffered “serious burns” from a gas fire.

Powerful earthquake in Indonesia kills at least 162 people, injures hundreds
Many of the dead were public-school students who had finished their classes for the day and were taking extra lessons at several Islamic schools when they collapsed, West Java Governor Ridwan Kamil said as he announced the new death toll in the remote, rural area.

Recommended reads

The Marsh Loop Trail, in the area where the Reids were killed in Concord, N.H. Logan Clegg is charged in the murder.

The secret life of alleged double murderer Logan Clegg: a loner with a temper, guns — and a taste for travel

Former friends are astonished that the onetime "band kid" is accused of killing a Concord, N.H., couple.

A timeline of Logan Clegg’s transcontinental travel

Massachusetts police who’ve been fired or resigned in scandal just move on to another town

WBUR found more than a dozen current police officers in Massachusetts who were previously fired or resigned from another department after a misconduct investigation.

Spotlight follow-up

N.H. doctor allegedly misread mammograms, ultrasounds of two dozen women later diagnosed with breast cancer
Some victims have criticized the N.H. Board of Medicine for failing to revoke the license of Dr. Mark Guilfoyle, formerly of Dartmouth Health, and none of his 13 malpractice settlements are posted on the board website.

THE GREAT DIVIDE

New special education report raises questions about bias against Boston’s Black and Latino boys
The disproportionate representation of Black and Latino males in special education is a symptom of a much larger problem facing Boston Public Schools.

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Culture & Lifestyle

Countertenor Anthony Roth Costanzo as Dionysus with conductor Gil Rose leading the Boston Modern Orchestra Project.

BMOP and Odyssey Opera welcome in ‘The Lord of Cries’

Bass-baritone Davóne Tines in the title role of "X: The Life and Times of Malcolm X" at Detroit Opera. Tines and the rest of the principal cast reprised their roles in Boston Modern Orchestra Project's semi-staged performance.

Artists and orgs with Boston ties make big showing in Grammy noms

Turnstile played an exhilarating hour-long set at Roadrunner Saturday.

Turnstile gives Roadrunner a thrashing

From left: Edward Norton, Madelyn Cline, Kathryn Hahn, Dave Bautista, Leslie Odom Jr., Jessica Henwick, Kate Hudson, Janelle Monáe, and Daniel Craig in a scene from "Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery."

Daniel Craig returns as a Southern sleuth in ‘Glass Onion,’ set in Greece

Special Projects

Photo illustration

A celebrated surgeon, a trail of secrets and death

Dr. Yvon Baribeau set a record for malpractice settlements, and many colleagues tried desperately to stop him. But hospital executives let him go on and on.

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

Vice President Kamala Harris in Washington on Nov. 14.

Show Kamala Harris some respect

Election worker Toni Gearo processed mail-in ballots for the midterm election at the Riverside County Registrar-Voter in Riverside, Calif., on Nov. 10.

Counting votes shouldn’t take weeks

In 2021, 601 Congress St. in the Seaport District of Boston was being remade for Boston's booming life-science sector.

Is Boston reaching ‘peak lab’?

The Hanna Woods Elementary School playground in suburban St. Louis remained closed because of COVID fears in July 2020.

Before declaring a pandemic amnesty, we need a pandemic mea culpa

Elon Musk waves while departing court during the SolarCity trial in Wilmington, Delaware in 2021.

Elon Musk, you broke Twitter. Now sell it.

IDEAS | JOSHUA MACHT

An end run around a college degree

Metro

‘She was sunshine and light and warmth’: Friends recall Brandeis student killed in bus crash

Friends of Vanessa Mark, an undergraduate student who was killed in the crash Saturday night, shared their memories of her.

Search continues in New Hampshire for missing hiker from Massachusetts

The search continued on Monday for Emily Sotelo, a Massachusetts woman who went hiking in New Hampshire on Sunday morning and did not return.

Congressional leaders urge DOJ action after threats against Boston Children’s Hospital

Boston Children's Hospital received two bomb threats late last week.

Jay Leno released from Los Angeles hospital, photo shows significant facial burns

Leno, who is often spotted around Newport, was severely injured and suffered “serious burns” from a gas fire.

Sports

South Carolina edged Stanford in an overtime thriller Sunday.

women's college basketball

South Carolina, Stanford lead women’s AP Top 25 college basketball poll

UConn moved up two spots to third after beating then-No. 3 Texas and 10th-ranked N.C. State.

England's Harry Kane gestures wearing a FIFA-approved black armband with a sign "No discrimination" during a match with Iran in Doha, Qatar.

Bowing to FIFA, seven teams ask captains not to wear OneLove armbands

The seven teams backed down after FIFA, which organizes the tournament, said players sporting the bands would be penalized at the matches.

David Andrews (left) exited Sunday's game in the first half with a thigh injury.

PATRIOTS NOTEBOOK

Patriots center David Andrews is day to day

Andrews sustained a thigh injury during Sunday's win against the Jets and was replaced by James Ferentz.

Marcus Jones’s parents picked a great game to attend together at Gillette Stadium

Falcons tight end Kyle Pitts placed on injured reserve with ailing right knee

United States strikes first, but is no match for Wales’s Gareth Bale in 1-1 World Cup opening-match draw

Business

A new role for Deb Devaux, as neutral arbiter in Mass. health care debate

Bold Types is our weekly roundup of movers and shakers in Boston's business scene.

GBH names former top National Geographic editor Susan Goldberg as CEO

Goldberg, who also ran newspapers in Cleveland and San Jose, Calif., will be the first woman to lead Boston’s public media giant.

Big rail unions split on contract with engineers ratifying

A longstanding pillar of Boston’s economy, finance is fading even faster since COVID

magazine

Lamingtons

Five treats guaranteed to wow at your next holiday party. Get the recipes here.

The writer at age 5, on the right, and her sister, Laura, 6, wearing dresses sewn by their mother, Eleanor Slater.

As I bumbled my way through making curtains, I could hear my mom’s voice

This week's daters: Jacob and Mary

Dinner with Cupid

‘We got the wasabi roulette, a spinning plate with sushi on it’

Austrian Pot-Roasted Beef With Root Vegetables

Recipes: Skip the turkey this Thanksgiving and try one of these creative alternatives

metro

A vehicle drove through the Apple Store window at Derby Street Shops in Hingham causing one fatal and many others injured.

Man killed, 16 people hurt after vehicle crashes into Hingham Apple Store, officials say

Homeless Rhode Islanders and advocates rally outside Gov. McKee’s office, calling for more shelter space

Reading police officer found not guilty in 2018 shooting

sports

Time Weah celebrates his goal against Wales on Monday.

See the latest World Cup scores and find out how to watch every match

Can the US men handle a physical Wales squad in their World Cup opener? We’re breaking down the matchups.

Is it too soon to call Bruins-Lightning a measuring stick? The teams don’t think so.

business

Packages loaded on a cart for delivery in New York. The nation’s major shipping companies are in the best shape to get holiday shoppers’ packages delivered on time since the start of the pandemic, suggesting a return to normalcy.

Carriers feeling cheery about on-time holiday deliveries

Disney brings Robert Iger back as CEO in stunning shake-up

MassBio to open training center in old Globe building

politics

Stewart Rhodes, founder of the citizen militia group known as the Oath Keepers spoke during a rally outside the White House in Washington, on June 25, 2017.

Jan. 6 sedition trial of Oath Keepers founder goes to jury

GOP’s lackluster fundraising spurs post-election infighting

Biden turns 80, making him the first octogenarian in the Oval Office

Nation

The 19-year-old daughter of Kevin Johnson is requesting a federal court to allow her to watch her father's death by injection, despite a law barring anyone under 21 from witnessing an execution. Johnson faces execution on Nov. 29 for killing Kirkwood, Missouri, Police Officer William McEntee in 2005.

19-year-old asks court to let her watch father’s execution

Alabama pausing executions after 3rd failed lethal injection

Suspect in Colorado LGBTQ bar shooting is facing murder, hate crime charges, court records show

World

The quake killed at least 162 people, injuring hundreds more. Many people were believed to be still trapped beneath the rubble, leading to fears that the death toll would sharply increase.

Earthquake kills at least 162 in Indonesia; toll may mount

Powerful earthquake in Indonesia kills at least 162 people, injures hundreds

Kazakh president wins new term against weak opposition

opinion

A school bus traveled through Dorchester on the first day of school on Sept. 8.

Healey, lawmakers should aim to boost students’ college, career paths

Our state’s climate migration is just one small facet of global crisis

Mr. Smith goes to Washington

lifestyle

I can’t get this dating thing right

President Biden’s granddaughter Naomi, Peter Neal wed at White House

‘Gray divorce’ brings struggles and a possibility of late-in-life reinvention

food & dining

On Thursday, millions of Americans will sit at their dining room tables, ready to dive into some of traditional Thanksgiving dishes. But many of them have no idea about the roots of those recipes.

The roots of your Thanksgiving dishes

5 classic Thanksgiving side dish recipes

The 5 best pies to make for Thanksgiving dessert

travel

This April 2, 2021, file photo shows freight train cars and containers at Norfolk Southern Railroad's Conway Yard in Conway, Pa.

Rail union rejects contract as strike threatens US economy before holidays

Cookies and crafts in N.H., art in Worcester, and a superhero’s view of New York City

With no hotel experience, they quit their jobs and bought a Vermont inn

Arts

A visitor pauses to look at the roller coaster that is part of artist E.J. Hill’s "Brake Run Helix" inside Mass MoCA. Hill has based a lot of his work around amusement parks and roller coasters in particular as places where terror meets elation, and the potential for these places, as simulated spaces, to generate very real extremes of emotion.

Inside Mass MoCA, EJ Hill’s ‘Break Run Helix,’ is a rideable roller coaster that does double duty as art

LEGO versions of the Mona Lisa, ‘Starry Night,’ coming to Boston

Fuller Craft Museum offers ‘Food Justice’ for thought

Books

A dozen gift-worthy books for the holidays

Beverly Gage’s biography ‘G-Man’ examines J. Edgar Hoover’s controversial tenure at the FBI

Michelle Obama’s ‘The Light We Carry’ offers tools for navigating a new era, but no deeper insights

Movies

Jeremy Pope in "The Inspection."

‘The Inspection’: Don’t ask, don’t tell, just be

Steven Spielberg makes a ‘Spielberg movie’ about Steven Spielberg — and it soars

Daniel Craig returns as a Southern sleuth in ‘Glass Onion,’ set in Greece

Television

Comedian Jay Leno, seen in this 2017 photo, has been released from Grossman Burn Center in Los Angeles after spending after spending 10 days in the hospital.

Jay Leno released from Los Angeles hospital, photo shows significant facial burns

This week’s TV: Extra helpings on Thanksgiving, a sinister ‘Chippendales,’ and an ‘Addams Family’ spin-off

Natasha Rothwell lands Hulu series

music

Turnstile played an exhilarating hour-long set at Roadrunner Saturday.

Turnstile gives Roadrunner a thrashing

P!nk, Kane Brown join Fenway’s summer concert lineup

Collection of love letters written by Bob Dylan in high school sells for $670,000

Theater/Dance

A.I.M by Kyle Abraham in "Requiem: Fire in the Air of the Earth."

Kyle Abraham’s ‘Requiem’ is a journey toward rebirth

Jacob’s Pillow receives largest grant in its history to build reimagined Doris Duke Theatre

How well did the audience play its part? The reviews are mixed.

globe local

Proceeds from the auction will be returned to city coffers, officials said.

City of Brockton puts firetruck on auction block

‘Friends’ to deliver Thanksgiving dinner to homebound Salem seniors

‘Our emergency food system shouldn’t have to serve 40 percent of Massachusetts families’: Food aid programs showing few signs of diminishing

Obituaries

Mr. Lois, shown in 2016, put the counterculture of the 1960s and ’70s into postwar advertising and created stunning covers for Esquire magazine.

George Lois, visionary art director, is dead at 91

Mitchell Rosenthal, Phoenix House founder, dies at 87

Dick Pleasants, host of New England’s premier folk music radio shows, dies at 75