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The Baseball Hall of Fame finally has some first-rate candidates. See how the Globe voted.

Adrián Beltré and Joe Mauer are in their first year on the ballot, and all six of our voters included them.

Share your thoughts: Do you agree with our Baseball Hall of Fame voters?

In new poll of N.H. voters, Trump leads Nikki Haley but trails Biden in general election rematch
Two weeks before the New Hampshire presidential primary, Donald Trump holds a nearly 20 percentage point lead over Nikki Haley, but would lose a general election rematch to President Biden.

Explore the results of the Suffolk/Globe/USA TODAY poll of New Hampshire primary voters Analysis: The Nikki Haley surge in New Hampshire may have peaked, Globe poll finds

A man walked through the snow during the storm on Sunday in Worcester.

Dave Epstein | Forecast

Another storm system takes shape and is expected to bring heavy rains and high winds to New England on Tuesday

Flood watches and high-wind watches are posted for parts of New England on Tuesday night and Wednesday morning, as well as temperatures in the 50s.

Forecasters warn of impending blast of rain and wind while region digs out from snowstorm

These maps show what to expect from a storm arriving today in Mass.

Maps: Here's how the storm will affect N.H., Vt., and Maine

FOOD

An actual friends cafe in Somerville: Pals who love to bake open shop together
Maprang Bakery & Cafe was born when an eclectic group of friends bonded by sending recipes back and forth, debating how to make them better, and decided to share their fun with the world.

WHAT SHE'S HAVING | SHERYL JULIAN

Some households live on pasta or potatoes. Hers exists on rice.

There’s already a major dent in the 25-pound sack of basmati she gave her husband for Christmas.

A bench at a bus stop was installed backward, facing away from the street on Mt. Auburn Street near Sparks Street in Cambridge.

Cambridge installed a bus bench backward, facing a hedge. Residents complained almost immediately.

The bench faces a hedge on the other side of the sidewalk rather than toward the street and the approaching buses on their way to Belmont or Watertown.

Heat lamps at some T shelters keep Newton, Brookline riders toasty. Elsewhere, they just don’t work.

With Trump present in court, judges express skepticism of claims that he’s immune from prosecution

The panel of three judges also questioned whether they had jurisdiction to consider the appeal at this point in the case, raising the prospect that Trump’s effort could be dismissed.

Maine House votes down GOP effort to impeach election official who removed Trump from ballot

Shirley Leung

Picking Claudine Gay’s replacement should be the least of Harvard’s worries

It would be a mistake for members of the Harvard Corporation to quickly launch a search for a new leader as a way to put the past three tumultuous months behind them.

Who is Bill Ackman, and what does he want?
On social media, the combative billionaire investor has described his campaign since the day Hamas attacked Israel as “an effort to save higher education from itself.”

Plagiarism accusations are everywhere. Here's how detection software works.

Here are the highest earners on the Massachusetts state payroll for 2023

The state payroll rose to $9.33 billion in 2023, up more than 4 percent despite the loss of more than 1,200 employees.

URI basketball coaches and president top list of R.I.’s highest paid state employees

Mass. House to vote on legislation outlawing ‘revenge porn’ Wednesday

The latest version of the bill would make disseminating nude content featuring another person without their permission, even if they agreed to create the pictures or videos, criminal harassment punishable by up to two and a half years in prison or a $10,000 fine.

Boston Calling 2024: Ed Sheeran, Megan Thee Stallion, and Tyler Childers to perform

This year’s lineup will also feature The Killers, Hozier, Leon Bridges, Trey Anastasio, and more than 50 artists.

Karen Read’s motion to disqualify DA’s office from prosecuting her is sealed

‘There’s just too much to say’: Before Michelle Wu’s biggest annual speech, meet her chief speechwriter

Wu pushes plan to streamline Boston’s complex zoning

Three adult family members found dead in Nahant home with elevated carbon monoxide levels, officials say

Chris Sale got candid about his ups and downs in Boston this week.

A candid Chris Sale explains why he doesn’t think Red Sox tenure was a success

Sale acknowledged his shortcomings after signing a big contract with the Red Sox on a podcast this week.

An image of Pauline Lim's painting was cut from a long banner hanging in the Somerville's Brickbottom neighborhood, an enclave for local artists.

Someone cut out artwork from a banner in Somerville. Artists hope the thief is at least enjoying it.

The joke among local artists is that it’s the city’s own version of the infamous Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum heist decades ago — just on a smaller scale.

Madonna is shown performing at Barclays Center in Brooklyn last month. She brought her "Celebration Tour" to TD Garden Monday night and returns Tuesday.

MUSIC REVIEW

At TD Garden, Madonna rewinds her career as a hitmaker and provocateur, from the very first time to now

Opinion

The first of two new nuclear reactors, left, operated at Plant Vogtle, July 31, 2023, in Burke County near Waynesboro, Ga., while the second reactor, right, awaits completion. In hearings that began Dec. 4, Georgia Power Co. asked the state Public Service Commission to approve a further 6 percent increase in customer bills to pay for the second unit.

Ernest J. Moniz and Armond Cohen

The world wants to triple nuclear energy: What will it take?

Nuclear can look to the aviation industry’s model, which certifies aircraft, subject to strict and uniform standards, across countries.

IDEAS | ELIZABETH SVOBODA

Who decides what counts as a crisis?

JOAN VENNOCHI

Mitt Romney needs to re-stiffen his spine on Trump

EDITORIAL

Massachusetts’ good times not rollin’ like they used to

LETTERS

Boston lost three LGBTQ icons in the last week of the year

Listen

The Stump: Audio dispatches from James Pindell on the campaign trail

Listen to the latest updates from Globe political reporter James Pindell as he outlines what to watch as presidential contenders enter the final sprint to the Iowa caucuses and New Hampshire primary.

Globe Audio · Jan 9, 2024 Iowa snow and a New Hampshire cease and desist letter

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Bill Belichick is practically begging to keep his job with the Patriots

Belichick was asked if he has given any thought to giving up some of his power in the front office, and his answer was telling.

The Patriots have 18 unrestricted free agents. Here’s who should stay and who should go.

Providence’s Matt Harvey just won a spot in the ‘Jeopardy!’ Wild Card Tournament
The Rhode Islander got a request from “Jeopardy!” to play again — and won $35,000 Monday night with a question about Providence and Boston.

Taylor Swift’s police escort from R.I. airport to Gillette cost $1,600
The Rhode Island State Police said the Kraft group is footing the bill for the singer’s brief trip from T.F. Green Airport to the New England Patriots vs. Kansas City Chiefs game on Dec. 17.

Lobster fishers sue to block monitoring laws designed to help save a rare whale

The new rules went into effect on Dec. 15 and require fishermen with federal lobster fishing permits to install 24-hour electronic tracking devices on their boats.

Irish singer Sinead O’Connor died from natural causes, coroner says

Police in London said the singer's death was not considered suspicious after she was found unresponsive at a home in southeast London in July.

Peabody man charged with manslaughter after alleged New Year’s assault leads to sister’s death, authorities say

Alban Dobra was arraigned Monday on an upgraded charge of manslaughter following an alleged New Year’s Day assault on his sister that resulted in her death four days later, officials said.

911 transcripts released in Lewiston, Maine, massacre: ‘He’s still — he’s still shooting’

Authorities in Maine on Monday released transcripts of dozens of 911 calls that came in to dispatchers when a gunman fatally shot 18 people at a bar and a bowling alley in Lewiston.

Read the transcripts of 911 calls made during the Lewiston shooting and aftermath

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When it comes to the economy, we’re never going back to 2019
Were massive stimulus spending and near-zero interest rates the right policies after all as the nation emerged from the pandemic?

‘A belt tightening’: Healey announces $375 million in spending cuts due to tax shortfalls
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Culture & Lifestyle

A still from Celine Song's "Past Lives."

Celine Song’s ‘Past Lives’ wins best picture from the National Society of Film Critics

The members of Scottish Fish met as children at Boston Harbor Scottish Fiddle School in 2011.

At BCMFest, a celebration of Celtic music with few boundaries

Tanya Austin is a local attorney who made her own replica of the beetle wing-embellished dress shown in John Singer Sargent's painting "Ellen Terry as Lady Macbeth."

Museumgoers dress to impress at MFA’s ‘Fashioned by Sargent’

Photographer Kristen Joy Emack's show "Book of Saints" opens at Gallery Kayafas Jan. 5.

These are the people in her neighborhood: Cambridge photographer documents changing city in ‘Book of Saints’

Special Projects

Listen to ‘Murder in Boston’

Presented in association with HBO, “Murder in Boston: The untold story of the Charles and Carol Stuart shooting,” is available wherever you get your podcasts.

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.

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Opinion, ideas, and commentary

Bills fans at the Patriots' game against Buffalo last month.

IDEAS | JAMELL GARCIA-WILLIAMS

What football fans don’t get about the game they love

Tanzina Vega

The psychological abuse of workplace bullying

Perino Watson, Career and Technical Vocational Director at Madison Park Technical Vocational High School, monitored students as they walked back into school after a fire alarm at Madison Park on May 25, 2023.

EDITORIAL

Voc-tech schools offer a brass ring to a good job — but only for those who get a coveted slot

Signs for a Donald Trump campaign event in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, last month.

RENÉE GRAHAM

The forever presidential election

A doctor used a hand-held Doppler probe on a pregnant woman to measure the heartbeat of the fetus, Dec. 17, 2021, in Jackson, Miss. Massachusetts is set to become the first state in the country where no doctor will be asked about past struggles with mental health or substance use as part of the credentialing process.

EDITORIAL

Do we really need to ask doctors about past drug use for hospital credentials?

Ernesto Barbieri and Jess Ruliffson

When accidents happen: True stories from an ICU nurse

Metro

Maine House votes down GOP effort to impeach election official who removed Trump from ballot

The Maine House voted along party lines against an impeachment resolution targeting Shenna Bellows, the first secretary of state in history to block someone from running for president by invoking the Constitution's insurrection clause.

Mass. House to vote on legislation outlawing ‘revenge porn’ Wednesday

A significant storm is set to arrive in N.H., V.T., and Maine. These maps show what to expect.

The frontal system is forecast to batter Northern New England Tuesday night into Wednesday with powerful wind gusts, heavy rain and snow, and coastal flooding.

An actual friends cafe in Somerville: Pals who love to bake open shop together

Maprang Bakery & Cafe was born when an eclectic group of friends bonded by sending recipes back and forth, debating how to make them better, and decided to share their fun with the world.

Sports

Andrea Daley leads BC with 15.8 points per game and has become a vocal leader on the team.

women's college basketball notebook

Junior guard Andrea Daley is doing her level best for BC women’s basketball

The only Power Five offer she received was from the Eagles — and it came late — but she is proving she belongs.

The Baseball Hall of Fame finally has some first-rate candidates. See how the Globe voted.

Adrián Beltré and Joe Mauer are in their first year on the ballot, and all six of our voters included them.

Joe Mauer (left) and Adrián Beltré are expected to be named to the Hall of Fame.

baseball hall of fame

Share your thoughts: Do you agree with our Baseball Hall of Fame voters?

One voter has only two names on his ballot. Another used all 10 selections. See how they voted.

Jimmy Kimmel eviscerates Aaron Rodgers over Epstein comment in late-night monologue

Patriots

The Patriots have 18 unrestricted free agents. Here’s who should stay and who should go.

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Bruins at Coyotes: After overtime loss in Colorado, Boston has some rebounding to do

Business

Plagiarism accusations are everywhere. Here’s how detection software works.

Computer programs that can compare one document with millions of others and spot similar words, phrases, or sentences are being used to look for instances of plagiarism. But they have their limitations.

HEALTH CARE

Health insurer stocks drop after CVS warns of higher medical costs

US health insurer stocks dropped sharply after a CVS Health Corp. executive suggested that its fourth-quarter medical costs would be higher than previously expected.

Shirley Leung

Picking Claudine Gay’s replacement should be the least of Harvard’s worries

NH BUSINESS

Lobster fishers sue to block monitoring laws designed to help save a rare whale

magazine

PERSPECTIVE

Boston is too expensive, everyone agrees. So what’s keeping you here?

MISS CONDUCT

A neighbor is spreading false fears about new arrivals to a shelter in town

COOKING

Combine bananas and nuts for two simple but delicious dessert recipes

Globe Magazine

Older people rarely want hearing aids. A dementia study could change that.

metro

Someone cut out artwork from a banner in Somerville. Artists hope the thief is at least enjoying it.

Karen Read’s motion to disqualify DA’s office from prosecuting her is sealed

These maps show what to expect from a storm arriving today in Mass.

sports

A candid Chris Sale explains why he doesn’t think Red Sox tenure was a success

Celtics’ Luke Kornet on his ‘ice in my veins’ free throws: ‘I felt like it was suitable’

Bruins make their point, but Avalanche win it in a shootout

business

NTSB Investigator-in-Charge John Lovell examines the fuselage plug area of Alaska Airlines Flight 1282 on Jan. 7, in Portland, Ore.

Airlines say they found loose parts in door panels during inspections of Boeing Max 9 jets

Moon landing attempt by US company appears doomed after ‘critical’ fuel leak

United Airlines found loose bolts, other issues on a key part of grounded Boeing 737 Max 9 jetliners

politics

Maine Secretary of State Shenna Bellows.

Maine House votes down GOP effort to impeach election official who removed Trump from ballot

With Trump present in court, judges express skepticism of claims that he’s immune from prosecution

The Nikki Haley surge in New Hampshire may have peaked, Globe poll finds

Nation

Airlines say they found loose parts in door panels during inspections of Boeing Max 9 jets

Central US walloped by blizzard conditions, closing highways, schools, and government offices

Lawyers for ex-gang leader held in Tupac Shakur killing say he should be released from jail

World

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken and Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant, left, walk as they meet during Blinken's week-long trip aimed at calming tensions across the Middle East, at the Kirya, in Tel Aviv, Israel, Tuesday, Jan. 9, 2024.

Blinken returns to Israel to seek planning for post-war Gaza as bombardment, fighting rage on

Irish singer Sinead O’Connor died from natural causes, coroner says

Taiwan’s Defense Ministry mistranslates an alert, says China has launched a missile

opinion

Voc-tech schools offer a brass ring to a good job — but only for those who get a coveted slot

What football fans don’t get about the game they love

The psychological abuse of workplace bullying

lifestyle

Taylor Swift attended the Golden Globes in Beverly Hills Sunday night. A New York Times op-ed speculating on her sexuality received backlash from fans and supporters.

5,000-word New York Times op-ed speculating on Taylor Swift’s sexuality slammed by supporters

Photos: See Margot Robbie, Taylor Swift, and more stars arrive on the red carpet at the 2024 Golden Globes

I’m married. How do I ask single friends about their love lives?

food & dining

Mini Raclette Pan from Swiss company Kuhn Rikon.

Melted cheese? Yes, please.

Recipe: Pan-braise escarole with raisins, capers, and Parmesan almost like Nonna would make

Recipe: For this healthy meal, cook chicken breasts with warm spices on a bed of brown rice

travel

The northern lights over Tromso, Norway.

Forget over-hyped tourist hotspots. Here are the best destinations to visit in 2024.

Antarctica is warming faster than anywhere else on Earth. Are tourists making it worse?

Florida festival throws spotlight on kumquats

Arts

The making of Mondrian

These are the people in her neighborhood: Cambridge photographer documents changing city in ‘Book of Saints’

Museumgoers dress to impress at MFA’s ‘Fashioned by Sargent’

Books

Katia Lief, author of “Invisible Woman."

The disappointments of age take a dark turn in Katia Lief’s ‘Invisible Woman’

Eight books to help you seize the day in 2024

Celebrating women scientists who furthered knowledge of the cosmos; Harvard psychologist advocates for a ‘mindful body’; poetry collection explores death and its aftermath

The Baseball Hall of Fame finally has some first-rate candidates. See how the Globe voted.

In new poll of N.H. voters, Trump leads Nikki Haley but trails Biden in general election rematch Two weeks before the New Hampshire presidential primary, Donald Trump holds a nearly 20 percentage point lead over Nikki Haley, but would lose a general election rematch to President Biden.

Another storm system takes shape and is expected to bring heavy rains and high winds to New England on Tuesday

These maps show what to expect from a storm arriving today in Mass.

Maps: Here's how the storm will affect N.H., Vt., and Maine

FOOD An actual friends cafe in Somerville: Pals who love to bake open shop together Maprang Bakery & Cafe was born when an eclectic group of friends bonded by sending recipes back and forth, debating how to make them better, and decided to share their fun with the world.

Some households live on pasta or potatoes. Hers exists on rice.

Cambridge installed a bus bench backward, facing a hedge. Residents complained almost immediately.

With Trump present in court, judges express skepticism of claims that he’s immune from prosecution

Picking Claudine Gay’s replacement should be the least of Harvard’s worries

Who is Bill Ackman, and what does he want? On social media, the combative billionaire investor has described his campaign since the day Hamas attacked Israel as “an effort to save higher education from itself.”

Here are the highest earners on the Massachusetts state payroll for 2023

Mass. House to vote on legislation outlawing ‘revenge porn’ Wednesday

Boston Calling 2024: Ed Sheeran, Megan Thee Stallion, and Tyler Childers to perform

Karen Read’s motion to disqualify DA’s office from prosecuting her is sealed

‘There’s just too much to say’: Before Michelle Wu’s biggest annual speech, meet her chief speechwriter

Three adult family members found dead in Nahant home with elevated carbon monoxide levels, officials say

A candid Chris Sale explains why he doesn’t think Red Sox tenure was a success

Someone cut out artwork from a banner in Somerville. Artists hope the thief is at least enjoying it.

At TD Garden, Madonna rewinds her career as a hitmaker and provocateur, from the very first time to now

The world wants to triple nuclear energy: What will it take?

Who decides what counts as a crisis?

Mitt Romney needs to re-stiffen his spine on Trump

Massachusetts’ good times not rollin’ like they used to

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Bill Belichick is practically begging to keep his job with the Patriots

Providence’s Matt Harvey just won a spot in the ‘Jeopardy!’ Wild Card Tournament The Rhode Islander got a request from “Jeopardy!” to play again — and won $35,000 Monday night with a question about Providence and Boston.

Taylor Swift’s police escort from R.I. airport to Gillette cost $1,600 The Rhode Island State Police said the Kraft group is footing the bill for the singer’s brief trip from T.F. Green Airport to the New England Patriots vs. Kansas City Chiefs game on Dec. 17.

Lobster fishers sue to block monitoring laws designed to help save a rare whale

Irish singer Sinead O’Connor died from natural causes, coroner says

Peabody man charged with manslaughter after alleged New Year’s assault leads to sister’s death, authorities say

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‘A belt tightening’: Healey announces $375 million in spending cuts due to tax shortfalls Governor Maura Healey announced $375 million in spending cuts Monday, slashing 50 percent from an array of local earmarks and hundreds of millions from other programs.

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An actual friends cafe in Somerville: Pals who love to bake open shop together

Sports

Junior guard Andrea Daley is doing her level best for BC women’s basketball

The Baseball Hall of Fame finally has some first-rate candidates. See how the Globe voted.

Share your thoughts: Do you agree with our Baseball Hall of Fame voters?

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Picking Claudine Gay’s replacement should be the least of Harvard’s worries

Lobster fishers sue to block monitoring laws designed to help save a rare whale

Boston is too expensive, everyone agrees. So what’s keeping you here?

A neighbor is spreading false fears about new arrivals to a shelter in town

Combine bananas and nuts for two simple but delicious dessert recipes

Older people rarely want hearing aids. A dementia study could change that.

metro

Someone cut out artwork from a banner in Somerville. Artists hope the thief is at least enjoying it.

Karen Read’s motion to disqualify DA’s office from prosecuting her is sealed

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An actual friends cafe in Somerville: Pals who love to bake open shop together
Maprang Bakery & Cafe was born when an eclectic group of friends bonded by sending recipes back and forth, debating how to make them better, and decided to share their fun with the world.

Who is Bill Ackman, and what does he want?
On social media, the combative billionaire investor has described his campaign since the day Hamas attacked Israel as “an effort to save higher education from itself.”

Providence’s Matt Harvey just won a spot in the ‘Jeopardy!’ Wild Card Tournament
The Rhode Islander got a request from “Jeopardy!” to play again — and won $35,000 Monday night with a question about Providence and Boston.

Taylor Swift’s police escort from R.I. airport to Gillette cost $1,600
The Rhode Island State Police said the Kraft group is footing the bill for the singer’s brief trip from T.F. Green Airport to the New England Patriots vs. Kansas City Chiefs game on Dec. 17.

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Were massive stimulus spending and near-zero interest rates the right policies after all as the nation emerged from the pandemic?

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Governor Maura Healey announced $375 million in spending cuts Monday, slashing 50 percent from an array of local earmarks and hundreds of millions from other programs.

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