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The Red Sox brass is conducting its search to determine who will be the person introduced as Chaim Bloom's successor.

dan shaughnessy

This Red Sox job comes with some curious conditions, and other thoughts

Perhaps the most delicate detail involves manager Alex Cora, who won a power struggle with Chaim Bloom and gets more powerful every day.

Rain from the west and the Atlantic will converge over northern New England late Saturday.

Forecast | Dave Epstein

Will Philippe, now a post-tropical cyclone, make landfall in New England this weekend?

Two weather systems will impact the region Saturday: a frontal system from the west with some heavy downpours and Philippe, a post-tropical cyclone that's moving up from the south and crossing land somewhere in Eastern Maine or Eastern Canada.

Philippe becomes a post-tropical cyclone as it drenches Bermuda en route to New England

Former Brigham and Women’s doctor faces allegations of inappropriate pelvic and breast exams
Brigham and Women’s Hospital said it began an investigation of Dr. Derrick Todd, a rheumatologist. He left the hospital in July and has since agreed to stop practicing medicine.

The No. 49 that Tim Wakefield wore with distinction on his back would look nice on the right-field facade at Fenway Park.

chad finn

Here’s why the Red Sox should retire Tim Wakefield’s No. 49

Wakefield gave so much to the team, but he gave even more to those who needed a boost, a hug, a friend, someone to lean on.

On Baseball: There are traces of the Red Sox in all four Division Series

Abigail Johnson arrives ahead of the Allen & Co. Media and Technology Conference in Sun Valley, Idaho, on July 9, 2019.

These are the wealthiest Mass. residents, according to the 2023 Forbes 400 list

The annual roundup, released this week, contains the usual local suspects.

CHRISTOPHER MUTHER

JetBlue has launched a Boston-to-Amsterdam route. The catch: It may not last long.
Schiphol is the first mega airport in the world to begin reducing flights to mitigate carbon emissions. JetBlue executives now fear a cap on takeoffs and landings in 2024 will put the new route in peril.

Condé Nast Traveler readers picked their favorite hotels, airports, and resorts. Here’s how New England fared. Artsy views from Boston to Brattleboro, plus the bottom line on comfortable seating

Police release video of car chase, and shooting that killed a man and wounded his daughter in Providence

Radio transmissions and body-worn camera videos from officers in Providence and Burrillville, R.I., show how the chaotic September night unfolded.

Here are the key nuclear secrets Trump allegedly leaked

Former president Donald Trump has repeatedly been accused of leaking US secrets, but the latest allegations against him involve key details about some of the most sensitive weapons in the US nuclear arsenal.

Bishop Fenwick seeks emergency order blocking MIAA’s postseason ban

The Peabody parochial school filed a motion in Essex Superior Court asking for a preliminary injunction to lift the sweeping penalty.

Vermont police search for ‘armed and dangerous’ suspect after woman found dead in Castleton

Vermont law enforcement officials asked residents to remain vigilant Friday as the search continues for an “armed and dangerous” suspect believed to be involved in the suspicious death of a woman in Castleton.

MIT’s $23.5 billion endowment is the latest big college fund to report a loss
Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s endowment lost 2.9 percent on its investments in the year ended in June, the second straight annual drop.

The Savannah Bananas will play a game at Fenway Park in 2024

They had dreams of playing in the majors. Now, they’re playing for the Bananas.

Activist from East Bridgewater fatally stabbed in Brooklyn; teen in custody

New York City police arrested an 18-year-old man on charges of murder and criminal possession of a weapon in connection with the stabbing death of Ryan Carson early Monday.

Colorado funeral home owner where 115 decaying bodies found tried to conceal improper storage

The funeral home owner claimed he was doing taxidermy. The facility had also been unregistered for 10 months.

Larry Edelman | Trendlines

It’s time to brace for higher rates after the job market caught fire in September

Auto workers stop expanding strikes against Detroit Three after GM makes battery plant concession

An American tourist is arrested for smashing ancient Roman statues at a museum in Israel

Representatives Jim Jordan, left, and Steve Scalise in June 2022.

James Pindell | ANALYSIS

Despite Trump’s endorsement, the House speaker race is up for grabs. Here’s why.

House Republicans have precious little time to choose a new speaker and devise a plan to keep the government open.

A look at the contenders for House speaker and the demands they’re facing from fellow Republicans

Three times Mac Jones threw across the field in last Sunday's loss to the Cowboys, and one was returned for a pick-6 by DaRon Bland.

Chad Finn I Unconventional Preview

It would be unfair to blame Mac Jones for all that’s wrong with the Patriots, but he’s their biggest problem

Jones desperately needs Sunday to be a get-right game, but the Saints are not an easy matchup.

J.C. Jackson’s status for Sunday’s game vs. the Saints is very much up in the air

Cara Lee Rintala and her wife, Annamarie Cochrane Rintala, in an undated photo.

At 4th trial, woman convicted in connection with 2010 strangulation death of wife in Granby home

A Hampshire Superior Court jury on Thursday convicted Cara Rintala of voluntary manslaughter in the 2010 strangulation death of her wife Annamarie Cochrane Rintala, authorities said.

Opinion

Former Maine governor Paul LePage spoke at a campaign rally held by Eric Trump, son of Donald Trump, Sept. 17, 2020, in Saco, Maine.

Ron Currie

Will Donald Trump go the way of Paul LePage?

Given the stakes, it’s understandable that a lot of us are worried Donald Trump might somehow be elected president again. But I’m not worried.

MARCELA GARCÍA

Anti-migrant fringe group NSC-131 not so fringe

IDEAS | Linda Rodriguez McRobbie

If your dog could speak, would you like what it said?

EDITORIAL

As GOP support for Ukraine frays, Democrats should remain firm

SCOT LEHIGH

GOP presidential campaign in New Hampshire shows signs of life

Hispanic Heritage Month

Jose Masso stands next to "The Embrace" monument on Boston Common. His name is one of 69 inscribed on the 1965 Freedom Plaza that encircles the sculpture.

On the air and off, Jose Masso has been heard

Four girls at an athletic field in Roxbury, at a recreational sporting event sponsored by La Alianza Hispana.

Rarely seen snapshots of Latino Boston

Dr. Pablo Rodriguez, a long-time public health advocate and Latino radio host who has launched Rhode Island’s first Spanish-language health website, nuestrasalud.com.

During Hispanic Heritage Month, doctor says R.I. can do better: ‘Taco Tuesday is not progress. It is appeasement.’

Owner Edner Ttrente Et Un at Viva Mi Arepa, a Venezuelan restaurant in West Roxbury.

DEVRA FIRST

10 restaurants that capture the spirit of Hispanic Heritage Month

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Workers at Fenway Health vote to unionize, the latest in health care organizing
What comes next is an opportunity to advocate for workers and patients at one of the largest local health care providers for the LGBTQ+ community, the union said.

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“It’s not just about being a basketball coach," said Amaker. "There’s some other things that are happening, connecting our community.”

What to know about Caroline Ellison, Newton native and key witness in Sam Bankman-Fried’s trial
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After ‘everything clicked last year,’ Linus Ullmark embracing the future in Bruins net
“My goal now is to get past the first round and then keep building off of that one. I had two years in a row now when we haven’t, and that’s something that’s really kind of bothering me quite a bit,” said the Vezina Trophy winner.

Simone Biles wins sixth all-around title at worlds to become most decorated gymnast in history
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More than half of Mass. third-graders can’t read proficiently. The state is failing its neediest learners.

Learning to read is the greatest gift a school can give a child. And yet here, in the birthplace of public education, outmoded teaching methods leave thousands of students struggling to gain this critical skill.

Progress in other states

What parents need to know

What publishers said

Your district's curriculum

Thirty-five years ago, Karen Allen fell in love with the Berkshires. Today, it’s her creative haven.
Starring now in Shakespeare & Company's “Lunar Eclipse” in Lenox, the actress also teaches, directs, knits, and owns a store.

Judicial inquest clears Cambridge police officer in fatal shooting of 20-year-old college student
The shooting of a 20-year-old Sayed Arif Faisal by a Cambridge police officer in January was “justified and does not constitute a criminal act,” Middlesex District Attorney Marian Ryan announced Thursday.

Here are the top 20 frequent flyers and biggest carbon polluters out of Hanscom Field, report says
A new report identified these 20 top frequent flyers out of Hanscom Field, accounting for 10 percent of all private jet activity at the airport, and 14 percent of its private jet emissions.

Culture & Lifestyle

It’s Banned Books Week. Now what?

Jazz Along the Charles to honor Boston’s legacy of women composers and musicians

Marshall W. Mabry IV in "Fat Ham" at the Huntington Theatre.

‘Fat Ham,’ at the Huntington, updates ‘Hamlet’

Seu Jorge goes back to bossa nova with Antônio Carlos Jobim’s grandson

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Boston thrives off the dreams of young people. But can they make it here?

Baby boomers and Gen Xers benefited from economic conditions that do not exist for millennials. And by many measures, the path ahead for Gen Z is even more fraught.

Boston, MA—12/14/2022 - Commuters wait for the T to arrive at Ruggles Station. (Jessica Rinaldi/Globe Staff)

Boston doesn’t work if the T doesn’t work

With the MBTA engulfed by issues, everyday riders are feeling the pain.

Brittany Tee, Soomaiiah Quraiishi, and Reina Morales Rojas are among thousands of people thought to be missing from Massachusetts.

How the missing become the uncounted

Inside the government’s flawed approach to finding missing persons.

Two Weeks in America

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

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Opinion, ideas, and commentary

Representative Kevin McCarthy spoke in the Rayburn Room at the Capitol after he was ousted as speaker of the House, in Washington, Oct. 3, 2023.

EDITORIAL

Democrats won’t miss Kevin McCarthy. Probably.

A dog named Ducky demonstrated FluentPet's communication buttons during the Pepcom Digital Experience before the CES tech show in January.

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If your dog could speak, would you like what it said?

President Biden welcomed Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky at the White House Sept. 21.

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The real reason an ‘America First’ mindset dominates the Republican base

An Alberta, Canada, Department of Public Health venereal disease poster from 1925.

IDEAS | ANNE ZINK

Syphilis, the ‘Great Pretender,’ is back

Residents fled their homes to escape clashes between armed gangs in the Carrefour-Feuilles district of Port-au-Prince, Haiti, on Aug. 15.

EDITORIAL

Giving Haiti a fighting chance

IDEAS | Linda Rodriguez McRobbie

If your dog could speak, would you like what it said?

Metro

RI CRIME

Police release video of car chase, and shooting that killed a man and wounded his daughter in Providence

Radio transmissions and body-worn camera videos from officers in Providence and Burrillville, R.I., show how the chaotic September night unfolded.

Lesley University is laying off faculty members, cutting programs amid budget crunch

The changes are driven by the school's effort “to operate as one university with a sharp focus on our strengths and the needs of the marketplace,” university president Janet Steinmayer said.

MIT’s $23.5 billion endowment is the latest big college fund to report a loss

Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s endowment lost 2.9 percent on its investments in the year ended in June, the second straight annual drop.

RI EDUCATION

R.I. officials notify public of failure to comply with Early Intervention law

The notice comes two weeks after the Boston Globe and R.I. PBS reported on the ongoing crisis in Rhode Island’s Early Intervention program, which serves children under the age of 3 with developmental disabilities.

Sports

The Charm City is excited to host playoff baseball again, as the 101-win Baltimore Orioles begin their ALDS against Texas Saturday at Camden Yards.

MLB NOTEBOOK

After charmed season in Charm City, Orioles ready for playoff baseball’s return to Baltimore

Baltimore isn’t the favorite in the AL — that’s defending champion Houston — but the Orioles have a young, athletic roster that has shown remarkable consistency and adaptability throughout the 2023 season.

Ryan Leslie was Billerica's top winner as it ended Lowell's run, which began in 2009.

EMASS CROSS-COUNTRY: RUNNERS OF THE WEEK

EMass cross-country: By helping snap Lowell’s 132-win Merrimack Valley streak, Billerica’s Ryan Leslie headlines Players of the Week

Leslie, a tri-captain, led the way with a 14:16 time on the 2.75-mile course at Shedd Park on Wednesday.

Tommy Amaker, now in his 17th season as men's basketball coach, has made his games into what a former Harvard president called “the most diverse event on our campus.”

Gary Washburn

At Harvard, Tommy Amaker weaves a narrative of success beyond basketball, but is anyone noticing?

“It’s not just about being a basketball coach," said Amaker. "There’s some other things that are happening, connecting our community.”

MLS

Lionel Messi may play Saturday, Inter Miami hints in social media post

BRUINS NOTEBOOK

After ‘everything clicked last year,’ Linus Ullmark embracing the future in Bruins net

patriots notebook

J.C. Jackson’s status for Sunday’s Patriots game vs. the Saints is very much up in the air

Business

Here are the key nuclear secrets Trump allegedly leaked

MIT roommate, FTX co-founder testifies against Sam Bankman-Fried

“FTX was not fine, and the assets were not fine,” Gary Wang said in his second day as a prosecution witness in Bankman-Fried's trial.

What to know about Caroline Ellison, Newton native and key witness in Sam Bankman-Fried’s trial

UAW Wins Key Concession From GM, Skips Strike Expansion

magazine

MISS CONDUCT

My co-workers' jokes about suicide leave me rattled

Jazz Along the Charles, set for October 7, will feature 100 Boston-based musicians.

Your Week Ahead

Five things to do around Boston, Oct. 2 - Oct. 15

A social studies classroom at Kingswood Regional High School in Wolfeboro.

The Education Issue

The 'anti-woke' legislation making N.H. teachers nervous

The Education Issue

Mass. schools are among the best. Except for financial literacy.

metro

Ryan Carson, a community activist and poet from East Bridgewater, was stabbed to death in New York City early Monday morning.

Activist from East Bridgewater fatally stabbed in Brooklyn; teen in custody

Philippe becomes a post-tropical cyclone as it drenches Bermuda en route to New England and Canada

Will Philippe, now a post-tropical cyclone, make landfall in New England this weekend?

sports

Apponequet’s Hailey Desmarais burst onto the scene with a win at the MSTCA Franklin Park Invitational in September.

Just 18 months ago, Apponequet’s Hailey Desmarais entered her first road race. Now she’s the season’s breakout cross-country star.

Bishop Fenwick seeks emergency order blocking MIAA’s postseason ban

Simone Biles wins sixth all-around title at worlds to become most decorated gymnast in history

business

The union vote wrapped up months-long process for nurses, medical assistants, therapists, and more at the health care center.

Workers at Fenway Health vote to unionize, the latest in health care organizing

Auto workers stop expanding strikes against Detroit Three after GM makes battery plant concession

MIT’s $23.5 billion endowment is the latest big college fund to report a loss

politics

Despite Trump’s endorsement, the House speaker race is up for grabs. Here’s why.

Iowa Democrats plan January caucus with delayed results to comply with new party primary calendar

Donald Trump’s lawyers seek to halt civil fraud trial and block ruling disrupting real estate empire

Nation

Former president Donald Trump attends the civil fraud trial in New York City.

Trump’s New York civil fraud trial rolls on after an appeals judge declines to halt it

Nearly 1,000 migrating songbirds perish after crashing into windows at Chicago exhibition hall

Colorado funeral home owner where 115 decaying bodies found tried to conceal improper storage

World

African Union Commissioner for Political Affairs, Peace, and Security Bankole Adeoye spoke during the closing of a joint meeting between the Peace and Security Council of the African Union and the United Nations Security Council began in the Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, on Friday.

US resumes food aid for refugees in Ethiopia

An American tourist is arrested for smashing ancient Roman statues at a museum in Israel

Turkish warplanes hit Kurdish militia targets in northern Syria after US downed Turkish armed drone

opinion

Democrats won’t miss Kevin McCarthy. Probably.

If your dog could speak, would you like what it said?

Biden’s American Climate Corps is weak and won’t save us

lifestyle

I live close to my ex

A grown-up’s guide to teenage social media

Turns out, there’s an age gap

food & dining

A lychee martini at Hanami Sushi Bar and Grill in Belmont.

At Belmont’s new Hanami, a sprawling menu of sushi and small plates

Eastern Standard to reopen next week in new location

Fall food guide: 12 often overlooked best places to eat and drink in Rhode Island this fall

travel

People wait in line outside the Los Angeles Passport Agency at the Federal Building in Los Angeles on Wednesday, June 14, 2023.

Passport wait times are getting shorter

Artsy views from Boston to Brattleboro, plus the bottom line on comfortable seating

Author Caroline Kepnes on pillowcases, peppermint patties, and the passenger from hell

Arts

Isaac Scott, "Rua Do Poço Dos Negros," 2023.

Preserving Portuguese history and culture in ‘Mouros’

In Renaissance Italy, women artists quietly persisted

When seeing is believing meets believing as seeing

Books

Paul Yoon, author of the short story collection “The Hive and The Honey.”

Paul Yoon prefers a small canvas but his stories span centuries and continents

James Frankie Thomas writes a queer ‘elegy to a bygone era of the internet’ in ‘Idlewild’

Watertown Zine Fest celebrates marginalized voices through DIY publishing; new poetry anthology commemorates demolition of Salem power plant; Brattleboro Literary Festival opens on Friday

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Here’s why the Red Sox should retire Tim Wakefield’s No. 49

These are the wealthiest Mass. residents, according to the 2023 Forbes 400 list

Police release video of car chase, and shooting that killed a man and wounded his daughter in Providence

Here are the key nuclear secrets Trump allegedly leaked

Bishop Fenwick seeks emergency order blocking MIAA’s postseason ban

Vermont police search for ‘armed and dangerous’ suspect after woman found dead in Castleton

MIT’s $23.5 billion endowment is the latest big college fund to report a loss Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s endowment lost 2.9 percent on its investments in the year ended in June, the second straight annual drop.

The Savannah Bananas will play a game at Fenway Park in 2024

Activist from East Bridgewater fatally stabbed in Brooklyn; teen in custody

Colorado funeral home owner where 115 decaying bodies found tried to conceal improper storage

It’s time to brace for higher rates after the job market caught fire in September

Auto workers stop expanding strikes against Detroit Three after GM makes battery plant concession

An American tourist is arrested for smashing ancient Roman statues at a museum in Israel

Despite Trump’s endorsement, the House speaker race is up for grabs. Here’s why.

It would be unfair to blame Mac Jones for all that’s wrong with the Patriots, but he’s their biggest problem

At 4th trial, woman convicted in connection with 2010 strangulation death of wife in Granby home

Will Donald Trump go the way of Paul LePage?

Anti-migrant fringe group NSC-131 not so fringe

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As GOP support for Ukraine frays, Democrats should remain firm

GOP presidential campaign in New Hampshire shows signs of life

On the air and off, Jose Masso has been heard

Rarely seen snapshots of Latino Boston

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10 restaurants that capture the spirit of Hispanic Heritage Month

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Workers at Fenway Health vote to unionize, the latest in health care organizing What comes next is an opportunity to advocate for workers and patients at one of the largest local health care providers for the LGBTQ+ community, the union said.

Gary Washburn At Harvard, Tommy Amaker weaves a narrative of success beyond basketball, but is anyone noticing? “It’s not just about being a basketball coach," said Amaker. "There’s some other things that are happening, connecting our community.”

What to know about Caroline Ellison, Newton native and key witness in Sam Bankman-Fried’s trial As the head of Alameda and Bankman-Fried’s on-again-off-again girlfriend, Ellison had a singular insight into the onetime crypto titan’s personal and professional life.

Simone Biles wins sixth all-around title at worlds to become most decorated gymnast in history Biles won her 27th world championship medal, and 21st gold, just two days after leading the US to gold in the team event.

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Former Brigham and Women’s doctor faces allegations of inappropriate pelvic and breast exams
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MIT’s $23.5 billion endowment is the latest big college fund to report a loss
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As the head of Alameda and Bankman-Fried’s on-again-off-again girlfriend, Ellison had a singular insight into the onetime crypto titan’s personal and professional life.

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