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Election countdown: 7 days

From left to right: Ethan Bridges, Ruth Bristol, James Markis, and Bella Gonzalez. Ahead of the Nov. 5 election, the Globe interviewed two dozen young voters about how they stay informed.

Gen Z voters could decide the election. From TikTok memes to Twitch livestreams, here’s how they’re following it.

Ahead of the Nov. 5 election, the Globe interviewed two dozen local Gen Z residents about how they stay informed.

‘People are angry’: Trump rally’s comments on Puerto Rico reverberate among community
The comments made during Trump's New York rally enraged Harris activists, who believe they will leave a mark in the community.

Follow live updates on the presidential election Take a look at swing state polls

Voter resources:

Find your polling place What to know about all 5 ballot questions Key races to watch

Jeff Bezos defends decision to end Washington Post endorsements

Has there been a shift toward Trump in the final days of the race? Here’s what the polls show.

Globe Magazine

‘You can be nice and polite, and tough as nails’: How Katherine Clark wields power in Congress

N.H. is poised to elect a female governor. But women weren’t always welcomed in state politics.

Jewish employee sues R.I. city after being slapped as part of a ‘Nazi joke’

The Water Division chief has pleaded no contest to an assault charge, and now a civil rights lawsuit has been filed against Warwick in US District Court in Providence.

Amid divorce with Dana-Farber, Mass General Brigham touts its own cancer institute
The state's largest health system is trumpeting the Mass General Brigham Cancer Institute in an intensive marketing campaign.

Plymouth man held on charges he fatally shot man while 18-month old son sat in SUV

David Jerome allegedly fired bullets at Brent Berkeley, 41, in front of multiple witnesses in the parking lot of a busy Plymouth sports bar after a minor fender bender.

Forecast | Dave Epstein

Slightly warmer with some light showers moving in late tonight

This afternoon, as clouds move in ahead of a warm front, temperatures will reach well into the 50s.

Two seriously injured in pedestrian crash in Needham

The driver at first fled the scene of the crash Monday night, but later returned, police said.

Mass. House Republican again blocks climate bill, forcing Democrats to table it until a formal vote

State Representative Bradley Jones, the House’s minority leader, stymied Democrats’ plans to move the legislation Monday by using the same procedural move he did last week to halt the House’s informal session and the climate bill.

Here’s what we know about the illegal Jamaica Plain nightclub that two police officers allegedly ran

Citizens Bank to shutter more than a dozen branches, including six in New England

Israeli strike in northern Gaza kills at least 60, officials say, as Hezbollah announces new leader

Ron Perry Sr. (center) is shown in 2019 at Catholic Memorial at an anniversary celebration for his 1969 team that went 29-0.

appreciation

Ron Perry Sr. was nothing less than royalty in Massachusetts amateur sports

Perry, who died last Friday, was a prolific figure in basketball and baseball but also a man who influenced many young lives as a coach and teacher.

The scene at Anchovies in the South End on a Friday evening.

DEVRA FIRST

6 restaurants to eat at this week

Toast the election results (or hide from them), get spooky, and find light in a dark season. Here's where to go.

tara sullivan

A walkoff grand slam and a Hail Mary answered: This is why we love sports
This past weekend proved once again that sports are the greatest reality show of them all.

Rhamondre Stevenson struggling holding onto the football in the early part of this Patriots season, but New England couldn't have grabbed Sunday's victory over the Jets without him.

Memory of fallen friend helped motivate Rhamondre Stevenson on two-score day against Jets

“My boy Brandan used to wear No. 2, and I got two [touchdowns Sunday]. I don’t know if that means anything,” Stevenson said, referencing childhood friend Brandan Harley.

A week after lauding favorite Ed Reed, Belichick crosses paths with Lawrence Taylor on ManningCast

Gisele Bundchen is expecting first child since divorce from Tom Brady, according to media reports

The supermodel is pregnant with her third child, People magazine announced in an exclusive report Monday.

Steve Morse, Globe critic who charted the history of rock music for decades, dies at 76

Mr. Morse "was the premier music critic of this region," said rock promoter Don Law.

Read highlights from Steve Morse’s career as music critic and writer at the Boston Globe

To stem the tide of outmigration in New England, we need to start treating college students as a crucial part of our economic future.

innovation economy

People are moving out of New England. How can we stem the tide?

Economic development in this new era is about making the case to individuals that your state is the best place to work, start a company, buy a house, or raise a family.

Payton Pritchard scored 28 points in 28 minutes, draining eight 3-pointers in Boston's win over Milwaukee on Monday.

Gary Washburn | CELTICS 119, BUCKS 108

Payton Pritchard has found his place with the Celtics

He is now a difference-maker, a point-per-minute scorer who plays with passion and fearlessness.

Celtics wear down Bucks in second half, maintain perfect start to season

Aaron Judge struck out in his first at-bat and went 0 for 3 with a walk in Game 3.

Dan Shaughnessy

Aaron Judge is a mess at the plate and Yankees on verge of being swept. Time to call Kevin Millar?

Only one team has recovered from a 3-0 deficit in baseball, and the Yankees know it all too well: Your Boston Red Sox.

Peter Abraham: Cutter has given Dodgers’ Ryan Brasier another chance

Harris Vs. Trump on Key Issues

People walked by tents lined up on Southampton Street near the intersection known as Mass. and Cass in Boston in 2021.

Trump and Harris offer starkly different visions for how to end homelessness

trendlines

Harris and Trump are both embracing policies that would raise the national debt. It’s a dangerous game.

Democratic presidential nominee Vice President Kamala Harris chats with the hosts during a commercial break at The View, Tuesday, Oct. 8, 2024, in New York.

Harris proposes Medicare benefits for home care, vision, and hearing

A customer pumps gas at a Shell gas station Monday, June 10, 2024, in Thousand Oaks, Calif.

Trump says gas should be $1.87 a gallon. Here’s what that would mean.

Opinion

Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren speaks during a debate against Republican challenger John Deaton in October.

EDITORIAL

Globe endorsement: Reelect Elizabeth Warren

Senator Elizabeth Warren's passion for making government work better is the spirit we need in Congress at this moment.

Jill Abramson

Democracy dies in broad daylight, thanks to Jeff Bezos

IDEAS | Christine Mehta

The case for treating tech as a religion

JOAN VENNOCHI

A fight over values and a Pride flag means the end of a Catholic camp

IDEAS | NATE TINNER-WILLIAMS

How is it that Kamala Harris’s Blackness is up for debate?

Halloween

Newborns at Boston Medical Center get decked out for Halloween

Three-year-old Dorothy Davis rests on her front steps in South Boston with her pumpkins and Halloween decorations.

New England will see a wickedly warm Halloween into the night. Here’s how high temps will get where you live.

From left: Noah Schnapp, Finn Wolfhard, Gaten Matarazzo, and Caleb Mclaughlin in a scene from "Stranger Things."

13 spooky TV shows to stream this Halloween season

A family poses for a photo at last year's Nightmare on Nixon St. event.

Free (spooky) things to do in Boston, plus a bad movie night, and classical music

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Mother crashes car through Australian school fence, killing a child and injuring 4 others
The driver was arrested at the scene and remained in custody, police said. Neither she nor her student passenger was uninjured.

COLUMN | DAN McGOWAN

‘I don’t think it’s a stunt:’ Providence may cut all winter and spring school sports to close a budget hole
Rhode Island's largest school district faces an $11 million shortfall, and eliminating sports is part of package of cuts aimed to closing the hole.

Odie Henderson review | ½★

Run, Forrest, run — and stay away from ‘Here’
Robert Zemeckis's latest experiment is an embarrassing "Forrest Gump" reunion starring a CGI de-aged Tom Hanks and Robin Wright.

In the Berkshires, Clark Art Institute receives $45 million donation, 331 works of art from late philanthropist
Gift from the Aso O. Tavitian Foundation will fund a new curatorial position to oversee the collection, maintain the works, and create an additional wing of the museum to house them.

A second Canton bar asks to delay wrongful death lawsuit in Karen Read case
The family of Boston police Officer John O’Keefe, who filed the wrongful death lawsuit in August, is opposing requests to delay the proceedings.

At Brandeis, elimination of Lydian String Quartet strikes sour note
The news arrived as a surprise to the quartet, which has resided at Brandeis since its founding in 1980.

He lobbies legislative leaders. His wife is one of their biggest donors.

While lobbyists are capped at giving just $200 to candidates annually, other members of the public — their spouses included — can give up to five times that.

TRAVEL

Here’s how you can stay overnight at — and possibly own — a 143-year-old lighthouse
Kevin Ferias, owner of the historic (and supposedly haunted) Borden Flats Light, nestled between Fall River and Somerset, is looking to pass the torch to a local lightkeeper.

How to best stop rats emerges as big issue in Rhode Island mayoral race
Cranston considers rat birth control and possums as possible strategies, while Providence is starting to use a liquid form of rodent birth control. But experts emphasize a more basic strategy: cutting off the food supply.

Get ready to turn back the clocks. Daylight saving time is ending soon.
From light boxes to "hibernating behavior," here is what you need to know to help with this biannual clock change ritual.

Culture & Lifestyle

Former Boston Globe music critic and writer Steve Morse (center) with U2

Read highlights from Steve Morse’s career as music critic and writer at the Boston Globe

Andre 3000 attended the GQ Men of the Year Party 2023 VIP dinner at Chateau Marmont on Nov. 16, 2023, in Los Angeles. He performs in Boston Wednesday night.

André 3000 talks ‘New Blue Sun,’ rap future ahead of Boston show

On ‘Frontline,’ hearing from voters instead of politicians

Keri Russell and Rufus Sewell in "The Diplomat."

This week’s TV: Keri Russell tackles UK intrigue in ‘The Diplomat’ season 2

Special Projects

Illustration of Jayson Tatum, Jaylen Brown, and Derrick White along with other NBA greats for the 2024 Finals preview.

Where do the 2023-24 Celtics stand among the greatest teams in NBA history?

Data show that these Celtics are truly extraordinary, a team of uncommon prowess on both ends of the court

Lauren Friel (left) owner of Rebel Rebel, chatted with customers while working at her wine bar in Bow Market in Somerville. The restrictive Boston liquor license system has pushed throngs of innovative chefs to neighborhood towns with laxer laws, including Brookline, Somerville, and Cambridge.

HIGH & DRY

Priced out: How Boston’s broken liquor license system drives chefs from the city

A stubbornly high price tag for serving alcohol hurts thousands of hospitality workers, aspiring restaurateurs, and the city itself.

Interactive map

Pothole season is upon us. See which neighborhoods have the most reports

Boston’s 311 data provides a day-by-day look at the condition of the city’s streets and sidewalks, which neighborhoods are hit hardest, and just how fast repairs are made.

Nightmare in Mission Hill

The story of how a murder in Mission Hill — the Carol Stuart shooting — terrorized and wounded a community of innocent people.

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Mariel Garza

I quit after LA Times owner killed the endorsement of Kamala Harris. I fear he blocked it because of money.

IDEAS | OMER AZIZ

I’m rooting for a billionaire from Boston to buy TikTok

A sign on a classroom door at the Rafael Hernández K-8 School, a dual-language school in Boston.

EDITORIAL

Too many students whose first language isn’t English are struggling. Here’s a plan to help them.

Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles, where Games 1 and 2 of the World Series will be played Friday and Saturday.

IDEAS | KEITH O'BRIEN

This is the World Series baseball needs right now

A server brought a beer to a table at Little Whale Oyster Bar in Back Bay on Oct. 6, 2022.

ENDORSEMENT

Raise the minimum wage for tipped workers: Vote ‘yes’ on 5

IDEAS

Blueprints for a new downtown Boston

Metro

RI COURTS

Jewish employee sues R.I. city after being slapped as part of a ‘Nazi joke’

The Water Division chief has pleaded no contest to an assault charge, and now a civil rights lawsuit has been filed against Warwick in US District Court in Providence.

COMMENTARY | NESSA RICHMAN

Connecting Rhode Islanders in need to fresh, local food should be a priority

In the first year of the Rhody Feeding Rhody Alliance, members purchased food from over 80 farms and 25 seafood businesses throughout the state.

COLUMN | DAN McGOWAN

‘I don’t think it’s a stunt:’ Providence may cut all winter and spring school sports to close a budget hole

Rhode Island's largest school district faces an $11 million shortfall, and eliminating sports is part of package of cuts aimed to closing the hole.

innovation economy

People are moving out of New England. How can we stem the tide?

Economic development in this new era is about making the case to individuals that your state is the best place to work, start a company, buy a house, or raise a family.

Sports

A last-second heave by Washington's Jayden Daniels got tipped into hands of receiver Noah Brown (right).

tara sullivan

A walkoff grand slam and a Hail Mary answered: This is why we love sports

This past weekend proved once again that sports are the greatest reality show of them all.

appreciation

Ron Perry Sr. was nothing less than royalty in Massachusetts amateur sports

Perry, who died last Friday, was a prolific figure in basketball and baseball but also a man who influenced many young lives as a coach and teacher.

PATRIOTS

Memory of fallen friend helped motivate Rhamondre Stevenson on two-score day against Jets

“My boy Brandan used to wear No. 2, and I got two [touchdowns Sunday]. I don’t know if that means anything,” Stevenson said, referencing childhood friend Brandan Harley.

PETER ABRAHAM | ON BASEBALL

Cutter has given Dodgers’ Ryan Brasier another chance

STEELERS 26, GIANTS 18

Calvin Austin III delivers two dynamic plays to push Steelers past Giants

Dan Shaughnessy

Aaron Judge is a mess at the plate and Yankees on verge of being swept. Time to call Kevin Millar?

Business

innovation economy

People are moving out of New England. How can we stem the tide?

Economic development in this new era is about making the case to individuals that your state is the best place to work, start a company, buy a house, or raise a family.

In a visit to Baltimore, Biden will announce $3 billion to reduce carbon emissions at US ports

President Biden is set to visit the city's main port Tuesday to announce the grants, which officials say will improve and electrify port infrastructure at 55 sites nationwide while supporting an estimated 40,000 union jobs, reducing pollution, and combating the climate crisis.

Treasury issues rule to block US investors from helping China develop advanced military technology

Gen Z voters could decide the election. From TikTok memes to Twitch livestreams, here’s how they’re following it.

magazine

In just over a decade, Katherine Clark has risen from state senator to House minority whip — the chamber’s second most powerful Democrat.

Q&A

‘You can be nice and polite, and tough as nails’: How Katherine Clark wields power in Congress

Halloween festivities in downtown Salem earlier this month.

Your Week Ahead

Five things to do around Boston, Oct. 28-Nov. 3

Lee Ann Daigle with her daughters Lauryn (left) and Kristyn (right) at their home in Litchfield, New Hampshire, in an undated photo.

Globe Magazine

They thought they knew everything about their beloved mother. Then a detective called.

Globe Magazine

People in their 30s and 40s are facing an unprecedented wave of memory problems

metro

The existing Hope Farm Solar in Cranston, R.I., was once a forest area. Cranston Mayor Kenneth Hopkins is allowing another solar farm project to go through in a residential neighborhood nearby, over the objections of residents and the local plan commission and platting board.

Cranston mayor’s ties to solar developer’s lawyer spark anger over Natick Solar decision

As candidates battle for N.H. state Senate control, financial records raise uncomfortable questions

Smelling smoke? Eastern Mass. wildfires send hazy smoke across the sky

sports

Freddie Freeman is congratulated at home plate by Shohei Ohtani after hitting a two-run homer in the first inning of Game 3 of the World Series.

Freddie Freeman and Walker Buehler have Dodgers one win from World Series

Celtics wear down Bucks in second half, maintain perfect start to season behind Jaylen Brown, Payton Pritchard

Payton Pritchard has found his place with the Celtics

business

Jeff Bezos defends decision to end Washington Post endorsements

State to launch a quantum computing project in Holyoke

GE Aerospace says shortages involve over a dozen suppliers

politics

Has there been a shift toward Trump in the final days of the race? Here’s what the polls show.

Harris reaches for a big moment in her closing argument for ‘turning the page’ on Trump

In a visit to Baltimore, Biden will announce $3 billion to reduce carbon emissions at US ports

Nation

Former president Donald Trump on stage during a campaign rally at Madison Square Garden in New York on Oct. 27.

Trump at the garden: A closing carnival of grievances, misogyny, and racism

A pivotal choice: Trump vs. Harris on climate change

Authorities launch ‘interagency operation’ at federal jail in New York housing Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs

World

Israeli strike in northern Gaza kills at least 60, officials say, as Hezbollah announces new leader

Russia strikes Ukraine’s 2 biggest cities in its latest barrage, officials say

Attack on a health center used in an anti-polio campaign in Pakistan kills a police officer

opinion

At The Common Room in Needham, bartender Jennifer Gorman takes a lunch order from Glenn Mulno, founder and moderator of the steadfastly positive Needham Restaurants group on Facebook.

The nicest place on the internet

We finally have a climate bill — not perfect, but it’s progress

In scrapping endorsements, are papers bending the knee to Trump?

lifestyle

Gisele Bundchen is expecting first child since divorce from Tom Brady, according to media reports

He wants to wait to have sex

They came to America looking for better lives — and better schools. The results were mixed

food & dining

6 restaurants to eat at this week

His family’s restaurant went up in flames last month. How does he memorialize a place full of memories?

B.Good closes several Boston-area locations as owner reassesses brand

travel

The Borden Flats Light owner Kevin Ferias.

Here’s how you can stay overnight at — and possibly own — a 143-year-old lighthouse

It’s a magical place where you hope your flight will be delayed or canceled. Welcome to the happiest airport on earth.

Give the underdog month a chance. Here’s what to do in November in New England.

Arts

Peter Paul Rubens, "Portrait of a Young Man," c. 1613–1615, oil on panel.

In the Berkshires, Clark Art Institute receives $45 million donation, 331 works of art from late philanthropist

Ten museum shows to see in every New England state

How the canvases hidden in Lynne Drexler’s Monhegan home are changing the game for Maine artists

Books

"The Literary Undoing of Victoria Swan" author Virginia Pye (pictured) will be in conversation with Kerri Maher (”All You Have to Do Is Call”) and Helen Elaine Lee (”Pomegranate”) Oct. 28 at Belmont Books.

Author readings around Boston through Nov. 2

The Derek Walcott Prize, a poet laureate for Salem, and the Cape Cod Book Festival

Greg Epstein wants you to be skeptical about tech’s heavenly promises

Movies

Bruce Springsteen in a still from "Road Diary: Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band."

Bruce is loose in ‘Road Diary: Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band’

Run, Forrest, run — and stay away from ‘Here’

Five things to do around Boston, Oct. 28-Nov. 3

Television

On ‘Frontline,’ hearing from voters instead of politicians

13 spooky TV shows to stream this Halloween season

This week’s TV: Keri Russell tackles UK intrigue in ‘The Diplomat’ season 2

music

Steve Morse, Globe critic who charted the history of rock music for decades, dies at 76

Read highlights from Steve Morse’s career as music critic and writer at the Boston Globe

André 3000 talks ‘New Blue Sun,’ rap future ahead of Boston show

Theater/Dance

Complexions Contemporary Ballet arrived in Boston for a two-night performance of "Back to Bowie," featuring "Star Dust," presented by Global Arts Live at the Emerson Cutler Majestic Theatre on Oct. 25-26.

Complexions lifts off with ‘Star Dust’

‘Fall Experience’ gets Boston Ballet’s 61st season off to a flying start

Some 54 dancers to take the stage for largest work Boston Ballet has presented

Health

Dr. Susan Meschwitz, center, a chemistry professor at Salve Regina University in Newport, R.I., in her lab with two undergraduate students.

Gen Z voters could decide the election. From TikTok memes to Twitch livestreams, here’s how they’re following it.

‘People are angry’: Trump rally’s comments on Puerto Rico reverberate among community The comments made during Trump's New York rally enraged Harris activists, who believe they will leave a mark in the community.

Voter resources:

Jeff Bezos defends decision to end Washington Post endorsements

Has there been a shift toward Trump in the final days of the race? Here’s what the polls show.

‘You can be nice and polite, and tough as nails’: How Katherine Clark wields power in Congress

N.H. is poised to elect a female governor. But women weren’t always welcomed in state politics.

Jewish employee sues R.I. city after being slapped as part of a ‘Nazi joke’

Amid divorce with Dana-Farber, Mass General Brigham touts its own cancer institute The state's largest health system is trumpeting the Mass General Brigham Cancer Institute in an intensive marketing campaign.

Plymouth man held on charges he fatally shot man while 18-month old son sat in SUV

Slightly warmer with some light showers moving in late tonight

Two seriously injured in pedestrian crash in Needham

Mass. House Republican again blocks climate bill, forcing Democrats to table it until a formal vote

Here’s what we know about the illegal Jamaica Plain nightclub that two police officers allegedly ran

Citizens Bank to shutter more than a dozen branches, including six in New England

Israeli strike in northern Gaza kills at least 60, officials say, as Hezbollah announces new leader

Ron Perry Sr. was nothing less than royalty in Massachusetts amateur sports

6 restaurants to eat at this week

tara sullivan A walkoff grand slam and a Hail Mary answered: This is why we love sports This past weekend proved once again that sports are the greatest reality show of them all.

Memory of fallen friend helped motivate Rhamondre Stevenson on two-score day against Jets

Gisele Bundchen is expecting first child since divorce from Tom Brady, according to media reports

Steve Morse, Globe critic who charted the history of rock music for decades, dies at 76

People are moving out of New England. How can we stem the tide?

Payton Pritchard has found his place with the Celtics

Aaron Judge is a mess at the plate and Yankees on verge of being swept. Time to call Kevin Millar?

Trump and Harris offer starkly different visions for how to end homelessness

Harris and Trump are both embracing policies that would raise the national debt. It’s a dangerous game.

Harris proposes Medicare benefits for home care, vision, and hearing

Trump says gas should be $1.87 a gallon. Here’s what that would mean.

Globe endorsement: Reelect Elizabeth Warren

Democracy dies in broad daylight, thanks to Jeff Bezos

The case for treating tech as a religion

A fight over values and a Pride flag means the end of a Catholic camp

How is it that Kamala Harris’s Blackness is up for debate?

Newborns at Boston Medical Center get decked out for Halloween

New England will see a wickedly warm Halloween into the night. Here’s how high temps will get where you live.

13 spooky TV shows to stream this Halloween season

Free (spooky) things to do in Boston, plus a bad movie night, and classical music

More recent News

Mother crashes car through Australian school fence, killing a child and injuring 4 others The driver was arrested at the scene and remained in custody, police said. Neither she nor her student passenger was uninjured.

COLUMN | DAN McGOWAN ‘I don’t think it’s a stunt:’ Providence may cut all winter and spring school sports to close a budget hole Rhode Island's largest school district faces an $11 million shortfall, and eliminating sports is part of package of cuts aimed to closing the hole.

Odie Henderson review | ½★ Run, Forrest, run — and stay away from ‘Here’ Robert Zemeckis's latest experiment is an embarrassing "Forrest Gump" reunion starring a CGI de-aged Tom Hanks and Robin Wright.

In the Berkshires, Clark Art Institute receives $45 million donation, 331 works of art from late philanthropist Gift from the Aso O. Tavitian Foundation will fund a new curatorial position to oversee the collection, maintain the works, and create an additional wing of the museum to house them.

A second Canton bar asks to delay wrongful death lawsuit in Karen Read case The family of Boston police Officer John O’Keefe, who filed the wrongful death lawsuit in August, is opposing requests to delay the proceedings.

At Brandeis, elimination of Lydian String Quartet strikes sour note The news arrived as a surprise to the quartet, which has resided at Brandeis since its founding in 1980.

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He lobbies legislative leaders. His wife is one of their biggest donors.

TRAVEL Here’s how you can stay overnight at — and possibly own — a 143-year-old lighthouse Kevin Ferias, owner of the historic (and supposedly haunted) Borden Flats Light, nestled between Fall River and Somerset, is looking to pass the torch to a local lightkeeper.

How to best stop rats emerges as big issue in Rhode Island mayoral race Cranston considers rat birth control and possums as possible strategies, while Providence is starting to use a liquid form of rodent birth control. But experts emphasize a more basic strategy: cutting off the food supply.

Get ready to turn back the clocks. Daylight saving time is ending soon. From light boxes to "hibernating behavior," here is what you need to know to help with this biannual clock change ritual.

Culture & Lifestyle

Read highlights from Steve Morse’s career as music critic and writer at the Boston Globe

André 3000 talks ‘New Blue Sun,’ rap future ahead of Boston show

On ‘Frontline,’ hearing from voters instead of politicians

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Special Projects

Where do the 2023-24 Celtics stand among the greatest teams in NBA history?

Priced out: How Boston’s broken liquor license system drives chefs from the city

Pothole season is upon us. See which neighborhoods have the most reports

Nightmare in Mission Hill

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Opinion, ideas, and commentary

I quit after LA Times owner killed the endorsement of Kamala Harris. I fear he blocked it because of money.

I’m rooting for a billionaire from Boston to buy TikTok

Too many students whose first language isn’t English are struggling. Here’s a plan to help them.

This is the World Series baseball needs right now

Raise the minimum wage for tipped workers: Vote ‘yes’ on 5

Blueprints for a new downtown Boston

Metro

Jewish employee sues R.I. city after being slapped as part of a ‘Nazi joke’

Connecting Rhode Islanders in need to fresh, local food should be a priority

‘I don’t think it’s a stunt:’ Providence may cut all winter and spring school sports to close a budget hole

People are moving out of New England. How can we stem the tide?

Sports

A walkoff grand slam and a Hail Mary answered: This is why we love sports

Ron Perry Sr. was nothing less than royalty in Massachusetts amateur sports

Memory of fallen friend helped motivate Rhamondre Stevenson on two-score day against Jets

Cutter has given Dodgers’ Ryan Brasier another chance

Calvin Austin III delivers two dynamic plays to push Steelers past Giants

Aaron Judge is a mess at the plate and Yankees on verge of being swept. Time to call Kevin Millar?

‘People are angry’: Trump rally’s comments on Puerto Rico reverberate among community
The comments made during Trump's New York rally enraged Harris activists, who believe they will leave a mark in the community.

Amid divorce with Dana-Farber, Mass General Brigham touts its own cancer institute
The state's largest health system is trumpeting the Mass General Brigham Cancer Institute in an intensive marketing campaign.

tara sullivan

A walkoff grand slam and a Hail Mary answered: This is why we love sports
This past weekend proved once again that sports are the greatest reality show of them all.

Mother crashes car through Australian school fence, killing a child and injuring 4 others
The driver was arrested at the scene and remained in custody, police said. Neither she nor her student passenger was uninjured.

COLUMN | DAN McGOWAN

‘I don’t think it’s a stunt:’ Providence may cut all winter and spring school sports to close a budget hole
Rhode Island's largest school district faces an $11 million shortfall, and eliminating sports is part of package of cuts aimed to closing the hole.

Odie Henderson review | ½★

Run, Forrest, run — and stay away from ‘Here’
Robert Zemeckis's latest experiment is an embarrassing "Forrest Gump" reunion starring a CGI de-aged Tom Hanks and Robin Wright.

In the Berkshires, Clark Art Institute receives $45 million donation, 331 works of art from late philanthropist
Gift from the Aso O. Tavitian Foundation will fund a new curatorial position to oversee the collection, maintain the works, and create an additional wing of the museum to house them.

A second Canton bar asks to delay wrongful death lawsuit in Karen Read case
The family of Boston police Officer John O’Keefe, who filed the wrongful death lawsuit in August, is opposing requests to delay the proceedings.

At Brandeis, elimination of Lydian String Quartet strikes sour note
The news arrived as a surprise to the quartet, which has resided at Brandeis since its founding in 1980.

TRAVEL

Here’s how you can stay overnight at — and possibly own — a 143-year-old lighthouse
Kevin Ferias, owner of the historic (and supposedly haunted) Borden Flats Light, nestled between Fall River and Somerset, is looking to pass the torch to a local lightkeeper.

How to best stop rats emerges as big issue in Rhode Island mayoral race
Cranston considers rat birth control and possums as possible strategies, while Providence is starting to use a liquid form of rodent birth control. But experts emphasize a more basic strategy: cutting off the food supply.

Get ready to turn back the clocks. Daylight saving time is ending soon.
From light boxes to "hibernating behavior," here is what you need to know to help with this biannual clock change ritual.