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Driver will not face criminal charges in death of 5-year-old girl in Andover

Sidney Mae Olson was crossing the intersection of Route 28 and Elm Street on May 9 when she was hit by a truck.

Former state senator Dean Tran arrested for alleged COVID unemployment fraud

Tran, who served as a state senator from 2017 until January 2021, was charged with 25 counts of wire fraud and three counts of filing false tax returns.

BPDA OK’s new building for American Repertory Theater in Allston
In total, the board approved 656 residential units in Dorchester, East Boston, Roxbury, and West Roxbury.

Larry Edelman | Trendlines

Boston backs an apartment project that divided a Dorchester neighborhood

All the units will be reserved for low- and middle-income tenants in Boston’s most populous neighborhood at a time when the city is struggling with a housing shortage.

Kaitlin Armstrong convicted and facing up to life in prison for killing Vermont cyclist Anna Moriah Wilson

A Vermont native and former alpine skier at Dartmouth College in New Hampshire, Wilson was an emerging star in pro gravel and mountain bike racing.

Bob Ryan

Recollections and reflections from 60 years of watching the Celtics
This observer's personal experience can be divided into six distinct phases, containing innumerable memorable moments.

UN stops delivery of food and supplies to Gaza as communications blackout hinders aid coordination

The United Nations was forced to stop deliveries of food and other necessities to Gaza on Friday and warned of the growing possibility of widespread starvation after internet and telephone services collapsed because of a lack of fuel.

Backlash spreads over Elon Musk’s endorsement of antisemitic social media post

Massachusetts loses jobs for second consecutive month as economy slows

Maine lobsterman jumps from boat to help rescue a driver trapped in sinking car

US News & World Report ranks Massachusetts elementary schools, with suburbs west of Boston leading the way

Tell us: Are you going to spend this holiday shopping season?

BoZton: How a rent-burdened generation survives

The second episode of the BoZton video series explores how Boston’s soaring rents hurt young people as they try to find their footing. ( Randy Vazquez )

BOZTON

How a rent-burdened generation survives

The second episode of the BoZton video series explores how Boston’s soaring rents hurt young people as they try to find their footing.

BoZton Episode 1: Gen Z on the hunt for a home

Chad Finn I Patriots midseason review

At their break, it’s safe to say that these Patriots are broken
The Patriots are an objectively bad team desperately in need of a talent infusion.

Watch: Trailer released for Patriots docuseries featuring Tom Brady, Robert Kraft, and Bill Belichick

Bill Belichick continues to pursue the NFL record for career wins, but he has added only two to his total this season.

dan shaughnessy

It’s not in Bill Belichick’s interest to tank this season, and other thoughts

A very high draft slot would give the Patriots a shot at a top QB prospect, but there are reasons why the coach wouldn't facilitate that.

Your view: Should the Patriots tank this season?

He was critically injured in the Maine shootings. Now recovering, a father recounts his story of survival.
After two and a half weeks and four surgeries, Ben Dyer was discharged on Monday from the hospital. Now recovering at home, he said that while the tragedy in many ways has broken his life in two, it has not broken him.

More coverage of the Maine shootings

Bill Burr appeared onstage at Comedy Central's "Night of Too Many Stars: America Comes Together for Autism Programs" at the Beacon Theatre on Saturday, Feb. 28, 2015 in New York. The Canton comic spoke with Rich Eisen Thursday about the state of the Patriots, his wife's viral UFC 295 moment with Donald Trump, and more.

Bill Burr talks wife flipping off Trump and ‘spoiled’ Patriots fans on ‘The Rich Eisen Show’

The Canton comic commented on his wife's viral UFC 295 moment, plus the future of Bill Belichick's Patriots.

When should your kid get a phone? What about dating? When should you butt out of their social life? We asked an expert.

PARENTING UNFILTERED

How young should kids start dating, using social media, and breaking away from their parents?

I asked Newton native Phyllis Fagell, whose new book, “Middle School Superpowers: Raising Resilient Tweens in Turbulent Times” addresses these rites of passage.

BEVERLY BECKHAM

We are living in a disconnected world

When did we start rewarding bad behavior? And when did bad behavior become so commonplace?

50 Years of Hip Hop

In the early days of hip-hop, Boston made its own history
Fifty years ago and 200 miles away, hip-hop was born in the Bronx. But by the early '80s, this city and its rappers were establishing an identity and culture all their own.

50 years, 50 songs: A playlist of history-makers

podcast | say more with shirley leung

Not just Marky Mark: Boston’s hip-hop scene spans MC Spice and Ed O.G. and Da Bulldogs
Music historian Dart Adams is on a mission to tell the world about Boston’s contributions to Black music and culture — hip-hop in particular.

Boston artists salute their hip-hop inspirations

An old power plant along the Mystic River in Everett could be the site of a new stadium for the New England Revolution.

The plan for a New England Revolution stadium in Everett has hit a speed bump — including concerns from Mayor Wu

After a measure to enable Revolution stadium in Everett was stalled on Beacon Hill, Boston wonders why it wasn’t part of the negotiations.

Mass. Democrats fail to reach spending deal, sparking uncertainty over shelters

This moose made an appearance outside of the Naquag Elementary School in Rutland on Oct. 30.

BLOTTER TALES

Moose on the loose outside elementary school

A moose visits an elementary school, a naked man is caught using the toilet in someone's home, and other odd tales from local police and fire departments.

Dinner with Cupid

Blind date: ‘We both went to school in the Bronx’

Will this maritime worker sail off with his date?

Opinion

A cynical demagogue and implacable foe of a two-state solution, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel has done everything he can to undermine efforts for such a settlement. Israel would be much better served with a different prime minister.

SCOT LEHIGH

Antisemitism on campuses should concern us all

There should be no place for intimidation, harassment, and threats anywhere, but especially at places dedicated to intelligent discussion and higher learning.

Kevin C. Peterson

Peter Faneuil was a slave trader. He shouldn’t have one of Boston’s most important buildings named after him.

Kevin M. Levin

Don’t change the name of Faneuil Hall

LETTERS

Mass. right-to-shelter law collides with harsh reality

Hiba Husseini

A pathway to a two-state solution for Palestinians and Israelis

A Green Line train passes through Coolidge Corner.

Beyond the Gilded Gate

What kind of town does Brookline want to be?

Brookline broadcasts an ethos of inclusivity, but it has become a preserve for the privileged. This is no accident, but the fruit of decades of exclusionary actions. Now, the town faces a state mandate to allow more multifamily housing, offering a litmus test of suburbs’ willingness to help reckon with the regional housing crisis.

Explore the project

More recent News

N.H. Supreme Court asked to revive civil rights case against white nationalist group

The attorney general’s case against NSC-131, which hung a racist banner from an overpass in Portsmouth, N.H., was dismissed by a lower court on free speech grounds

college hockey

Tickets for 2024 Beanpot games at TD Garden go on sale Monday

All of the men's tournament games and two of the women's tournament games will be held at TD Garden.

Watch: ‘Ted’ turns back the clock in teaser for Framingham-set prequel series
New England native Seth MacFarlane returns to voice the bad-mouthed bear for the new show.

The ‘artistry’ behind determining N.H.’s presidential primary date

Taking the legal text and operationalizing it takes creativity and finesse, according to the man who crafted the state’s 1975 first-in-the-nation primary law. “That’s how we stay first.”

President Biden signs temporary spending bill averting government shutdown

The spending package keeps government funding at current levels for roughly two more months while a long-term package is negotiated.

As Congress starts Thanksgiving break, a cornucopia of problems awaits their return

Hundreds of Salem Hospital patients possibly exposed to HIV, hepatitis B and C over the past two years, officials say

In a statement Wednesday, the hospital said it had notified all potentially impacted patients and that there have been no reports of infections among them.

World’s largest energy-efficient ‘passive house’ office building opens in Boston

The new building uses curtains of glass, thickly insulated walls, and specially designed ventilation systems to lower its carbon emissions. But it's already something of an anachronism with its use of natural gas.

podcast | say more with shirley leung

Is it time for revisionist history of the Big Dig?
Was the Big Dig a boon or a bust? Ian Coss set out to answer that question in his nine-part podcast series “The Big Dig” from GBH News and PRX in Boston.

THE GREAT DIVIDE

Mass. high schools struggle to serve migrant students as the population has tripled over last 15 years, report finds
The pace of new arrivals quickened in 2022, with 5,600 migrants enrolling in public high schools. Half of the newcomers registered at 14 high schools statewide.

Five takeaways from ‘JFK: What the Doctors Saw’ documentary
The new documentary looks at the assassination of president John F. Kennedy 60 years ago from the perspective of the Parkland doctors.

Culture & Lifestyle

Special Projects

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

Clockwise from top left: Republican Senator Markwayne Mullin of Oklahoma, Republican Representative Tim Burchett of Tennessee, Republican Representative Kevin McCarthy of California, and Republican Representative James Comer of Kentucky.

RENÉE GRAHAM

A ‘crisis’ in masculinity? Look no further than the fussin’ and fightin’ Republicans

IDEAS | MICHAEL SERAZIO

This is a genuine article. The same can’t be said about much of what passes for authentic today.

A public charging station for electric vehicles in New York. President Biden has aggressively pushed to help accelerate the country’s shift to electric vehicles.

Renée Loth

Electric vehicles are a new flash point in the culture wars

Brookline Town Meeting members deliberated Tuesday over a zoning proposal that would allow multifamily housing on Harvard Street.

EDITORIAL

Housing in Brookline: A step toward a more inclusive town

Smoke plumes billowed during an Israeli bombardment in the northern Gaza Strip from a position near the border with southern Israel on Nov. 14, amid ongoing battles between Israel and Hamas.

H.D.S. Greenway

Both Palestinians and Israelis deserve better

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

IDEAS | Linda Rodriguez McRobbie

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

Metro

CRIME

N.H. Supreme Court asked to revive civil rights case against white nationalist group

The attorney general’s case against NSC-131, which hung a racist banner from an overpass in Portsmouth, N.H., was dismissed by a lower court on free speech grounds

Driver will not face criminal charges in death of 5-year-old girl in Andover

Sidney Mae Olson was crossing the intersection of Route 28 and Elm Street on May 9 when she was hit by a truck.

NH Education

N.H. public school enrollment continued to decline in 2023

There were 165,095 students enrolled in public and public charter schools in New Hampshire at the beginning of this school year, a 1.4 percent drop from last year and a significant decrease compared to 2002, when there were more than 200,000 students enrolled.

RI NEWS

R.I.’s Edesia Nutrition receives $137 million from the Bezos family to feed malnourished children

The North Kingstown nonprofit will double production, allowing it to feed 10 million children per year worldwide.

Sports

Northeastern came away with both the men's and women's titles at the 2023 Beanpot.

college hockey

Tickets for 2024 Beanpot games at TD Garden go on sale Monday

All of the men's tournament games and two of the women's tournament games will be held at TD Garden.

Clayton Marengi scrambles during Endicott's Nov. 4 game against Curry College. The Gulls are ranked No. 14, their highest appearance in the Division 3 polls.

NCAA Tournament

Massachusetts colleges are competing in the NCAA Division 2 and 3 tournaments. Here’s a rundown.

Endicott football is flying high amid its best season ever. A number of soccer teams — MIT, Tufts, and both the men's and women's Amherst squads — will look to advance this weekend.

Neither Mac Jones nor Bill Belichick has held up his part of the bargain this season.

Chad Finn I Patriots midseason review

At their break, it’s safe to say that these Patriots are broken

The Patriots are an objectively bad team desperately in need of a talent infusion.

Patriots

A Patriots fan’s guide to the bye week: Which college stars and NFL games to keep an eye on

Celtics

Joe Mazzulla’s trust in Jrue Holiday is changing how the Celtics attack opponents

Celtics at Raptors | 7:30 p.m. (NBC Sports Boston)

Celtics at Raptors: Boston heads north for second game of in-season tournament group play

Business

A running list of layoffs in the Boston-area tech sector

Dozens of companies have reduced their workforces, ranging from the regional offices of the tech giants to startups that have only been in a business a few years.

IBM and EU pull ads from Elon Musk’s X as concerns about antisemitism fuel backlash

Advertisers are fleeing social media platform X over concerns about their ads showing up next to pro-Nazi content and hate speech on the site.

Amazon is laying off hundreds of people in Alexa division

Massachusetts loses jobs for second consecutive month as economy slows

magazine

Holiday Style

You really shouldn’t have. Gifts these writers won’t forget.

Writer Kara Baskin and her mother on Christmas over the years.

Holiday Style

At the holidays, my mom always critiqued my clothes. Now that she’s gone, I miss it.

CONNECTIONS

What my mother was trying to protect in a fortress of Christmas cookies

Dinner with Cupid

Blind date: ‘We both went to school in the Bronx’

metro

Edesia Nutrition factory in North Kingstown, R.I.

R.I.’s Edesia Nutrition receives $137 million from the Bezos family to feed malnourished children

Former state senator Dean Tran arrested for alleged COVID unemployment fraud

The ‘artistry’ behind determining N.H.’s presidential primary date

sports

A rendering released by the Oakland Athletics in May shows their proposed new ballpark at the Tropicana site in Las Vegas.

⚾ Bally’s is officially in the baseball business now

How Danielle Marmer hopes to build something that lasts for women in hockey as general manager of PWHL Boston

Watch: Trailer released for Patriots docuseries featuring Tom Brady, Robert Kraft, and Bill Belichick

business

How a rent-burdened generation survives

Boston backs an apartment project that divided a Dorchester neighborhood

BPDA OK’s new building for American Repertory Theater in Allston

politics

Ethics chairman launches new bid to expel George Santos after withering report on his conduct

The ‘artistry’ behind determining N.H.’s presidential primary date

Trump leads big in N.H. as Haley rises, Washington Post-Monmouth University poll finds

Nation

President Biden and Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador.

Biden and Mexico’s leader will meet in California. Fentanyl, migrants, and Cuba are on the agenda.

Biden tells Asia-Pacific leaders that US ‘not going anywhere’ as it looks to build economic ties

China’s agreement expected to slow flow of fentanyl into US, but not solve overdose epidemic

World

A man evacuated a wounded girl after Israeli bombardment in Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip on Nov. 17, 2023.

UN stops delivery of food and supplies to Gaza as communications blackout hinders aid coordination

US and Philippines sign a nuclear cooperation pact allowing US investment and technologies

Pressure mounts as Israel combs through Gaza hospital for Hamas’ presence

opinion

Construction equipment prepared the way for what would become the Ted Williams Tunnel in Boston on Sept. 17, 1992.

Is it time for revisionist history of the Big Dig?

Housing in Brookline: A step toward a more inclusive town

Both Palestinians and Israelis deserve better

lifestyle

How young should kids start dating, using social media, and breaking away from their parents?

Dating my ex again

Patrick Dempsey steps up to bat at softball fundraiser for Lewiston victims

food & dining

Mike Salguero, founder of meat delivery service ButcherBox, says consumer behavior has slowed sales. The company is now expanding into pet food products.

ButcherBox, the meat delivery service, expands its customer base — to pets

Not lovin’ it: McDonalds snubs Boston, New England with McRib return

At Davis Square’s newest Rosebud incarnation, diner classics mixed with Indian flavors

travel

The cruise into Trollfjorden is beautiful; red-painted houses add a pop of color to the landscape.

Wild about trolls? See the movie — or even better, Norway

La Réserve Eden au Lac Zurich blends old and new, ‘like rock and roll dancing with the Queen of England’

Elvis still steals the spotlight and holds the crown, but Memphis’s musical royalty reaches far beyond the gates of Graceland

Arts

Opium pipe, China, Qing dynasty to Republican period, inscribed with cyclical date corresponding to 1868 or 1928. Water buffalo horn, metal, and ceramic. (Harvard Art Museums/Arthur M. Sackler Museum, Bequest of Grenville L. Winthrop)

In a stunningly honest exhibition, Harvard Art Museums put their links to China’s opium trade on display

Safety, surveillance, and being seen — Joanna Tam examines it all in ‘Visibility Studies’

Some clean, well-lighted places at the Griffin

Books

When you want a recipient to feel truly understood, choose the perfect book

Framingham poet wins prize for a memoir about the body; a new book illuminates what it means to be a twin, and a human; Mass Poetry’s annual fundraiser to be held on Monday

Driver will not face criminal charges in death of 5-year-old girl in Andover

Former state senator Dean Tran arrested for alleged COVID unemployment fraud

BPDA OK’s new building for American Repertory Theater in Allston In total, the board approved 656 residential units in Dorchester, East Boston, Roxbury, and West Roxbury.

Boston backs an apartment project that divided a Dorchester neighborhood

Kaitlin Armstrong convicted and facing up to life in prison for killing Vermont cyclist Anna Moriah Wilson

Bob Ryan Recollections and reflections from 60 years of watching the Celtics This observer's personal experience can be divided into six distinct phases, containing innumerable memorable moments.

UN stops delivery of food and supplies to Gaza as communications blackout hinders aid coordination

Massachusetts loses jobs for second consecutive month as economy slows

Maine lobsterman jumps from boat to help rescue a driver trapped in sinking car

US News & World Report ranks Massachusetts elementary schools, with suburbs west of Boston leading the way

Tell us: Are you going to spend this holiday shopping season?

How a rent-burdened generation survives

Chad Finn I Patriots midseason review At their break, it’s safe to say that these Patriots are broken The Patriots are an objectively bad team desperately in need of a talent infusion.

It’s not in Bill Belichick’s interest to tank this season, and other thoughts

Bill Burr talks wife flipping off Trump and ‘spoiled’ Patriots fans on ‘The Rich Eisen Show’

How young should kids start dating, using social media, and breaking away from their parents?

We are living in a disconnected world

50 Years of Hip Hop

In the early days of hip-hop, Boston made its own history Fifty years ago and 200 miles away, hip-hop was born in the Bronx. But by the early '80s, this city and its rappers were establishing an identity and culture all their own.

podcast | say more with shirley leung Not just Marky Mark: Boston’s hip-hop scene spans MC Spice and Ed O.G. and Da Bulldogs Music historian Dart Adams is on a mission to tell the world about Boston’s contributions to Black music and culture — hip-hop in particular.

The plan for a New England Revolution stadium in Everett has hit a speed bump — including concerns from Mayor Wu

Moose on the loose outside elementary school

Blind date: ‘We both went to school in the Bronx’

Antisemitism on campuses should concern us all

Peter Faneuil was a slave trader. He shouldn’t have one of Boston’s most important buildings named after him.

Don’t change the name of Faneuil Hall

Mass. right-to-shelter law collides with harsh reality

A pathway to a two-state solution for Palestinians and Israelis

What kind of town does Brookline want to be?

Explore the project

More recent News

N.H. Supreme Court asked to revive civil rights case against white nationalist group

Tickets for 2024 Beanpot games at TD Garden go on sale Monday

Watch: ‘Ted’ turns back the clock in teaser for Framingham-set prequel series New England native Seth MacFarlane returns to voice the bad-mouthed bear for the new show.

The ‘artistry’ behind determining N.H.’s presidential primary date

President Biden signs temporary spending bill averting government shutdown

Hundreds of Salem Hospital patients possibly exposed to HIV, hepatitis B and C over the past two years, officials say

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World’s largest energy-efficient ‘passive house’ office building opens in Boston

podcast | say more with shirley leung Is it time for revisionist history of the Big Dig? Was the Big Dig a boon or a bust? Ian Coss set out to answer that question in his nine-part podcast series “The Big Dig” from GBH News and PRX in Boston.

THE GREAT DIVIDE Mass. high schools struggle to serve migrant students as the population has tripled over last 15 years, report finds The pace of new arrivals quickened in 2022, with 5,600 migrants enrolling in public high schools. Half of the newcomers registered at 14 high schools statewide.

Five takeaways from ‘JFK: What the Doctors Saw’ documentary The new documentary looks at the assassination of president John F. Kennedy 60 years ago from the perspective of the Parkland doctors.

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

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

How the missing become the uncounted

Two Weeks in America

FROM OUR PARTNERS

Opinion, ideas, and commentary

A ‘crisis’ in masculinity? Look no further than the fussin’ and fightin’ Republicans

This is a genuine article. The same can’t be said about much of what passes for authentic today.

Electric vehicles are a new flash point in the culture wars

Housing in Brookline: A step toward a more inclusive town

Both Palestinians and Israelis deserve better

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

Metro

N.H. Supreme Court asked to revive civil rights case against white nationalist group

Driver will not face criminal charges in death of 5-year-old girl in Andover

N.H. public school enrollment continued to decline in 2023

R.I.’s Edesia Nutrition receives $137 million from the Bezos family to feed malnourished children

Sports

Tickets for 2024 Beanpot games at TD Garden go on sale Monday

Massachusetts colleges are competing in the NCAA Division 2 and 3 tournaments. Here’s a rundown.

At their break, it’s safe to say that these Patriots are broken

A Patriots fan’s guide to the bye week: Which college stars and NFL games to keep an eye on

Joe Mazzulla’s trust in Jrue Holiday is changing how the Celtics attack opponents

Celtics at Raptors: Boston heads north for second game of in-season tournament group play

Business

A running list of layoffs in the Boston-area tech sector

IBM and EU pull ads from Elon Musk’s X as concerns about antisemitism fuel backlash

Amazon is laying off hundreds of people in Alexa division

Massachusetts loses jobs for second consecutive month as economy slows

You really shouldn’t have. Gifts these writers won’t forget.

At the holidays, my mom always critiqued my clothes. Now that she’s gone, I miss it.

What my mother was trying to protect in a fortress of Christmas cookies

Blind date: ‘We both went to school in the Bronx’

metro

R.I.’s Edesia Nutrition receives $137 million from the Bezos family to feed malnourished children

Former state senator Dean Tran arrested for alleged COVID unemployment fraud

BPDA OK’s new building for American Repertory Theater in Allston
In total, the board approved 656 residential units in Dorchester, East Boston, Roxbury, and West Roxbury.

Bob Ryan

Recollections and reflections from 60 years of watching the Celtics
This observer's personal experience can be divided into six distinct phases, containing innumerable memorable moments.

Chad Finn I Patriots midseason review

At their break, it’s safe to say that these Patriots are broken
The Patriots are an objectively bad team desperately in need of a talent infusion.

In the early days of hip-hop, Boston made its own history
Fifty years ago and 200 miles away, hip-hop was born in the Bronx. But by the early '80s, this city and its rappers were establishing an identity and culture all their own.

podcast | say more with shirley leung

Not just Marky Mark: Boston’s hip-hop scene spans MC Spice and Ed O.G. and Da Bulldogs
Music historian Dart Adams is on a mission to tell the world about Boston’s contributions to Black music and culture — hip-hop in particular.

Watch: ‘Ted’ turns back the clock in teaser for Framingham-set prequel series
New England native Seth MacFarlane returns to voice the bad-mouthed bear for the new show.

podcast | say more with shirley leung

Is it time for revisionist history of the Big Dig?
Was the Big Dig a boon or a bust? Ian Coss set out to answer that question in his nine-part podcast series “The Big Dig” from GBH News and PRX in Boston.

THE GREAT DIVIDE

Mass. high schools struggle to serve migrant students as the population has tripled over last 15 years, report finds
The pace of new arrivals quickened in 2022, with 5,600 migrants enrolling in public high schools. Half of the newcomers registered at 14 high schools statewide.

Five takeaways from ‘JFK: What the Doctors Saw’ documentary
The new documentary looks at the assassination of president John F. Kennedy 60 years ago from the perspective of the Parkland doctors.