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Former representative Matt Gaetz (left), President-elect Donald Trump's nominee to be attorney general, walked with Vice President-elect JD Vance as they arrived for meetings with Senators at the Capitol on Wednesday.

A breakdown of circulating theories about Gaetz’s nomination and withdrawal — and why they’re ultimately unsatisfying

We can analyze all the theories for why Gaetz was picked or just understand he was just unusually flawed from the beginning.

Pam Bondi is Trump’s new choice as attorney general. Here’s what to know about her.

Republicans rally around Hegseth, Trump’s Pentagon pick, as Gaetz withdraws for attorney general

Matt Gaetz withdraws suddenly as Trump’s attorney general nominee, replaced by former Florida attorney general Pam Bondi
Trump quickly settled on a replacement, announcing Bondi about six hours later.

Linda McMahon has been tapped to serve as the next education secretary under the incoming Trump administration.

Who is Linda McMahon, Trump’s pick for education secretary?

McMahon supports expanding federal Pell grant eligibility beyond college students to those in workforce training programs, like software coding bootcamps.

DAN SHAUGHNESSY

Red Sox deserve no benefit of the doubt with their Juan Soto pursuit, and other thoughts
Until 2018, the Red Sox had a top-three payroll. They were in almost all conversations for top talent, and stars were happy to bring their talents to the Back Bay. Not anymore.

Sure, we’re all waiting on Juan Soto news, but in the meantime, Red Sox check in on star lefthander Blake Snell

Not only did Red Sox outfielder Jarren Duran get named to the American League All-Star team, he went out and won the Ted Williams Most Valuable Player award for the 94th MLB All-Star Game in Arlington, Texas.

Jarren Duran was undoubtedly the 2024 Red Sox' MVP, but what’s next for this excitable talent?

The outfielder's 2024 campaign was an on-field revelation, but figuring out what it means for his future is tough to answer.

Public defender agency sues State Police for allegedly withholding internal affairs records

The allegation has already led to the dismissal of charges against a Quincy man who was arrested by the trooper, according to the suit.

Wrongfully convicted man wins $13m verdict — but not really

A state law capping compensation in such cases reduced the judgment to $1 million.

Republican state representative blocks Boston property tax home rule petition from advancing

Mayor Michelle Wu has repeatedly emphasized the need for the Legislature to act urgently on the local measure, but a lawmaker who does not represent any part of Boston was able to stop the bill from advancing, at least temporarily.

Transforming pain into power: families bring awareness to high emotional costs of homicides
Survivors of Homicide Awareness Month lasts from Nov. 20 to Dec. 20. Its goal is to educate the public and policy members on the lasting impact murders have on victims’ families.

Former owner of trucking company linked to N.H. crash that killed seven gets 2-month prison term

Dunyadar Gasanov, former vice president of Westfield Transport, had pleaded guilty in August to three counts of making false statements to federal investigators, prosecutors said.

Fugitive wanted for three homicides in Fall River captured, State Police say

Tajon Saxon, 26, was on the State Police Most Wanted List and was captured Thursday in Fall River.

Boston man charged with attacking transgender woman on MBTA Blue Line train at Maverick station on Halloween

Gregory Burnett, 53, was arraigned last week in the East Boston division of Boston Municipal Court on multiple assault charges and a civil rights violation charge, prosecutors said Thursday.

‘There’s a real pandemic’: Illegal drug known as K2 prevalent across Mass. prisons

A recent court ruling describes a corrections system “currently dealing with a large number of inmate medical emergencies, overdoses, and assaults on staff and inmates due to the drug distribution networks infiltrating the prison system.”

Blind date: ‘Emma is a librarian ... it made it easy to talk about our recent favorite books’

Will this librarian find a literary spark with her date?

GIFT GUIDE

20 books for everyone on your holiday shopping list this year

Gifts for all kinds of readers, from art lovers to bird enthusiasts to film buffs.

Wait continues for Patriots owner Robert Kraft, who is not a finalist for Hall of Fame

Boston Celtics owner Wyc Grousbeck (left) shared in the honor of hoisting the Celtics' NBA Championship trophy with President Joe Biden during a ceremony honoring the Celtics on the South Lawn of the White House on Thursday.

GARY WASHBURN

Despite festive atmosphere, a question lingered: Will the Celtics be the last champion team to visit the White House?

Visiting the White House was and still is considered an honor. The Celtics looked forward to their trip to Washington to meet with President Biden.

Opinion

Antiabortion and abortion rights advocates gathered outside the Supreme Court on Nov. 18, 2024.

SCOT LEHIGH

Progress on abortion rights and gun safety must come in the states

Polling shows prospects for progress on both issues.

IDEAS | MATJAZ KRIVIC

Eerie reminders of another time when the world was on edge

EDITORIAL

Removing consumer protections from BlueHub mortgages was the wrong move

RENÉE GRAHAM

House Republicans’ anti-trans bathroom rules should be flushed down the toilet

LETTERS

Not so fast on the Draconian slap down of striking teachers

Thanksgiving

The UMass Amherst marching band played during halftime at McGuirk Alumni Stadium.

UMass Amherst marching band ready to take its star turn in the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day parade

Steve Martin and John Candy in 1987's "Planes, Trains and Automobiles."

‘Planes, Trains & Automobiles’ is the perfect Thanksgiving movie

Turkeys were on sale at a Walmart store in Secaucus, N.J., this month. Turkey prices declined this year for the first time since 2018, a Globe data analysis showed.

Shoppers expect to pay more for Thanksgiving this year. They’re in for a tasty surprise.

A child admires himself in the reflection of a Christmas ball hung from a tree outside of Faneuil Hall Marketplace during the lighting ceremony. It was the first time that they have had the ceremony since 2019.

STANDALONE

Boston’s holiday lightings are just around the corner. Here are some of the upcoming events.

More recent News

About 160 Cambridge Health Alliance clinicians form a union
Physicians, psychologists, and physician associates in a range of fields at the safety-net health system are pushing back against what they say have become unsustainable working conditions.

This 175-square-foot Back Bay condo is for sale. Could you live in it?
A pint-size unit in a stately brownstone on Commonwealth Avenue is on the market for $399,000.

Everyone around the NFL is impressed with Drake Maye and the start of his career
The Patriots may be 3-8 and barely relevant in the national discussion, but Maye is impressing just about anyone who has watched him play.

Ukraine’s parliament cancels session after Russia fired a new missile
Three Ukrainian lawmakers confirmed that the parliamentary session previously scheduled was canceled due to the ongoing threat of Russian missile attacks.

Dorchester man found guilty in 2022 double stabbing in Roxbury that left one man dead

Raymond Castro, 45, was charged with voluntary manslaughter for the death of Ronald Reed, 33, on Jan. 26, 2022, prosecutors said Thursday.

Long slog likely in dispute over N.H. law barring transgender girls from girls’ sports
School district leaders have voiced uncertainty about how to comply with a state statute that may lead them afoul of federal law.

Aging, summed up in one sentence: ‘I have to do 20 minutes a day of rehab for a muscle I didn’t know existed.’

Who has time to age? By the time you’re done rehabbing one problem, another is appearing on the horizon.

GLOBE MAGAZINE

The seven wonders of winter in New England
Sometimes the best way to fight the cold weather is to get out and embrace it, and parts of New England shine brightest when the mercury drops.

‘We love these buildings’: Should developers get to build six stories anywhere in Cambridge?
Housing advocates say simpler zoning would pave the way for more homes and generate more affordable housing. But others say unregulated development would only make things worse.

In their last gasp of power, Senate Democrats push through GOP roadblocks to confirm Biden’s judicial nominees
Democrats see judges as a bulwark against potential abuses of power by Donald Trump, in a sign of the partisan struggle over the federal courts.

Culture & Lifestyle

Britt Robertson as Ashley and Chad Michael Murray as Luke in "The Merry Gentlemen."

Grab your hot cocoa: These holiday movies deliver sweet romance

Giuliana Santa Cruz in Jayro Bustamante's "Rita."

With ‘Rita,’ filmmaker Jayro Bustamante tells a different kind of horror story

Robert Frank as seen in footage from "Robert Frank's Scrapbook Footage."

MoMA looks at Robert Frank’s six decades of photography and filmmaking after ‘The Americans’

‘Bread & Roses’ documentary is ‘an act of resistance’ against the Taliban, says Malala Yousafzai

Special Projects

Seventh-graders at the Curley School on the first day of school in 1975. (Ulrike Welsch/Globe staff)

Broken Promises, Unfulfilled Hope

The Boston Globe explores the legacy of Boston’s busing era.

An Ambulance passed Glenwood Regional Medical Center in West Monroe, La.

A Globe Spotlight Team report on Steward Health Care

A Boston Globe Spotlight Team review found the Steward Health Care hospital system plagued by staggering neglect at the hands of executives.

The Boston Globe’s Best of the Best

Our ultimate guide to more than 200 winners for Boston's best food, drinks, and fun things to do.

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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Opinion, ideas, and commentary

While well-defined scientific specialties are deeply explored, the most creative findings often arise where distinct bodies of knowledge intersect.

Wendy Schmidt and Eric S. Lander

Don’t rely on chance meetings for scientific discoveries

The Massachusetts Legislature is generally responsive to union desires — and no cause beats as strongly in the hearts of the Massachusetts building trades as excluding nonunion rivals from work on public construction.

EDITORIAL

Governor Healey’s short-sighted move on project labor agreements risks higher construction costs

IDEAS | MILES HOWARD

Let’s make renting better — for real this time

This is not about sports, women, trans people, or fairness. This conversation about trans athletes is about power and control.

Schuyler Bailar

Anti-trans rhetoric in sports: A power play, not protection

JOAN VENNOCHI

The political mystery of Josh Kraft

IDEAS

Blueprints for a new downtown Boston

Metro

Forecast | Dave Epstein

Weekend outlook: Sunshine fights to break through as storm exits

Clouds lingering amid gusty winds, making for a cool Saturday and Sunday.

BLOTTER TALES

A puppy joins the police force

A heart monitor is found in a crosswalk, strange noises turn out to be falling acorns, and other odd tales from local police and fire departments.

Forecast | Ken Mahan

As one storm shifts, another slides into New England bringing more wet weather

All in all, this multi-day rainmaker of a storm will be slow and steady as it continues through Saturday.

How many people were apprehended at N.H.’s northern border? New data answers that question

US Customs and Border Protection is now making data about apprehensions in N.H. public, with debates over immigration brewing ahead of the next legislation session.

Sports

Skis rest on dirt at Cranmore Mountain Resort in North Conway, N.H., on Dec. 30, 2015.

This New Hampshire town was named the ‘best ski town’ in North America

The Granite State is home to the best ski town in North America, according to USA Today readers.

RED SOX

Jarren Duran was undoubtedly the 2024 Red Sox' MVP, but what’s next for this excitable talent?

The outfielder's 2024 campaign was an on-field revelation, but figuring out what it means for his future is tough to answer.

The Patriots lone victory in Drake Maye's starts (excluding the Jets game he left early) came against the Bears, but numbers do not tell nearly the entire story of his growth as a rookie.

BEN VOLIN | ON FOOTBALL

Everyone around the NFL is impressed with Drake Maye and the start of his career

The Patriots may be 3-8 and barely relevant in the national discussion, but Maye is impressing just about anyone who has watched him play.

DAN SHAUGHNESSY

Red Sox deserve no benefit of the doubt with their Juan Soto pursuit, and other thoughts

BROWNS 24, STEELERS 19

Nick Chubb plows through heavy snow for 2-yard TD, giving Browns upset win over Steelers

bruins notebook

The Bruins have been powerless on the man advantage. Joe Sacco has ideas to change that.

Business

As cruise ship business keeps growing, Massport will electrify South Boston port

Massport leaders on Friday are announcing they'll invest $60 million to install two power units at the terminal that will allow ships to stop belching diesel fumes and rely on electric power while docked.

This New Hampshire town was named the ‘best ski town’ in North America

The Granite State is home to the best ski town in North America, according to USA Today readers.

talking points

SEC chief says he’ll step down when Biden leaves office

About 160 Cambridge Health Alliance clinicians form a union

magazine

The writer, at right, and his friend Craig pose for a selfie while snorkeling.

Winter Travel

The best view of the Florida Keys may be through a snorkel mask

Perspective

The dos and don’ts of grandparenting: From Vicks to surprise haircuts

LOVE LETTERS

How do I go from chitchat with a stranger to an actual date?

Sautéed Corn With Miso, Butter, and Scallions

Cooking

Miso, polenta, and pie: Three ways to elevate corn this season

metro

Who is Linda McMahon, Trump’s pick for education secretary?

Atmospheric rivers: Nature’s massive moisture plumes return. What does that mean for New England?

Boston man charged with attacking transgender woman on MBTA Blue Line train at Maverick station on Halloween

sports

Elias Lindholm (left) ended a 17-game goal drought with a power-play tally in the second period to give the Bruins a 1-0 lead over Utah.

Bruins blank Utah, giving Joe Sacco a win in his first game as interim coach

Despite festive atmosphere, a question lingered: Will the Celtics be the last champion team to visit the White House?

New Hampshire courts hear two cases on transgender girls playing girls sports

business

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu testified during a State House hearing in July.

Republican state representative blocks Boston property tax home rule petition from advancing

N.H.-based Sig Sauer ordered to pay $11m to Philadelphia man wounded by holstered pistol

R.I. appoints longtime consultant as its next housing secretary

politics

Gaetz’s withdrawal highlights how incoming presidents often lose Cabinet nominees

JD Vance is leaving the Senate for the vice presidency. That’s set off a scramble for his Ohio seat.

Pam Bondi is Trump’s new choice as attorney general. Here’s what to know about her.

Nation

Sheriff Mark Podoll holds a news conference regarding Ryan Borgwardt, who faked his own drowning this summer on Nov. 21, in Green Lake, Wis.

What to know about a Wisconsin man who faked his own death and fled to Eastern Europe

Texas is taking a final vote on allowing Bible-infused lessons in public schools

Colorado funeral home owners charged with 100s of corpse abuse counts set to plead guilty

World

South Korea says Russia supplied air defense missiles to North Korea in return for its troops

Ukraine’s parliament cancels session after Russia fired a new missile

Second Australian teen dies in tainted alcohol case in Laos that has killed 6 tourists

opinion

Let’s make renting better — for real this time

Don’t rely on chance meetings for scientific discoveries

Cambridge residents cast a wary eye on rezoning plan

lifestyle

Should I hire an escort?

Aging, summed up in one sentence: ‘I have to do 20 minutes a day of rehab for a muscle I didn’t know existed.’

Viola Davis will be honored with the Cecil B. DeMille Award at the 82nd Golden Globes

food & dining

The team at Cha Yen Thai Cookery in Watertown on Nov. 19, 2024.

Regulars are cheering on Cha Yen in its larger Watertown storefront

The Museum of Ice Cream opens in the Seaport; Harvard Square gets live entertainment with Lou’s

Folklore Provisions: A culinary love story in R.I.

travel

A postcard of Kings Grant Motel in Gilford, N.H., in its midcentury heyday and a photo of what it looks like now. A Virginia woman is documenting the fate of small roadside motels as they fade into obscurity.

An obituary for the classic American roadside inn

What happens in Las Vegas may have to stay there, but you don’t

This New Hampshire town was named the ‘best ski town’ in North America

Arts

Corinne Wasmuht, "50 U Heinrich-Heine-Str.," 2009.

Seeing the US in Germany’s mirror

‘Family Romance’ paints a portrait of Sargent and his patrons

MoMA looks at Robert Frank’s six decades of photography and filmmaking after ‘The Americans’

Books

20 books for everyone on your holiday shopping list this year

‘Family Romance’ paints a portrait of Sargent and his patrons

Looking at the natural world, finding what makes us human

Movies

With ‘Rita,’ filmmaker Jayro Bustamante tells a different kind of horror story

‘Planes, Trains & Automobiles’ is the perfect Thanksgiving movie

Coolidge Corner Theatre union says contract negotiations are ‘stalled’

Television

Dylan on series 15, episode 1 of "The Great British Bake Off."

‘The Great British Baking Show’ is cooking up an exciting finale

Grab your hot cocoa: These holiday movies deliver sweet romance

‘A Man on the Inside’ stays on the surface

music

Folk singer-songwriter Anjimile is one of the transgender artists featured on “TRAИƧA.”

Anjimile, Clairo, and Ezra Furman lend their voices to TRAИƧA

Chris Stapleton wins 4 CMA Awards, but Morgan Wallen gets entertainer of the year

Look-alike contests have come to New York, Dublin, and Chicago. Could a JFK event in Boston be next?

Theater/Dance

Emma dancing with Frank Churchill in Actors' Shakespeare Project's "Emma."

Actors’ Shakespeare Project’s freewheeling ‘Emma’ gets the essence of the novel

‘That’s So Jewish’ aims to get to the bottom of who’s ‘most chosen’

An off-balance ‘Galileo’s Daughter’ at Central Square Theater

Health

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

About 30% of women are reinfected with a UTI within a year. This R.I. professor is looking for a way to change that.

Why is Lifespan buying hospitals in Massachusetts instead of saving two in Rhode Island?

R.I. Life Science Hub still in negotiations to develop lab incubator space: ‘In the business world... things moved a lot faster’

Obituaries

Dr. Joyce Grant rose to become a deputy superintendent in the Boston Public Schools and was a civil rights activist in the city, before finishing her career at Michigan State University.

A breakdown of circulating theories about Gaetz’s nomination and withdrawal — and why they’re ultimately unsatisfying

Pam Bondi is Trump’s new choice as attorney general. Here’s what to know about her.

Republicans rally around Hegseth, Trump’s Pentagon pick, as Gaetz withdraws for attorney general

Matt Gaetz withdraws suddenly as Trump’s attorney general nominee, replaced by former Florida attorney general Pam Bondi Trump quickly settled on a replacement, announcing Bondi about six hours later.

Who is Linda McMahon, Trump’s pick for education secretary?

DAN SHAUGHNESSY Red Sox deserve no benefit of the doubt with their Juan Soto pursuit, and other thoughts Until 2018, the Red Sox had a top-three payroll. They were in almost all conversations for top talent, and stars were happy to bring their talents to the Back Bay. Not anymore.

Jarren Duran was undoubtedly the 2024 Red Sox' MVP, but what’s next for this excitable talent?

Public defender agency sues State Police for allegedly withholding internal affairs records

Wrongfully convicted man wins $13m verdict — but not really

Republican state representative blocks Boston property tax home rule petition from advancing

Transforming pain into power: families bring awareness to high emotional costs of homicides Survivors of Homicide Awareness Month lasts from Nov. 20 to Dec. 20. Its goal is to educate the public and policy members on the lasting impact murders have on victims’ families.

Former owner of trucking company linked to N.H. crash that killed seven gets 2-month prison term

Fugitive wanted for three homicides in Fall River captured, State Police say

Boston man charged with attacking transgender woman on MBTA Blue Line train at Maverick station on Halloween

‘There’s a real pandemic’: Illegal drug known as K2 prevalent across Mass. prisons

Blind date: ‘Emma is a librarian ... it made it easy to talk about our recent favorite books’

20 books for everyone on your holiday shopping list this year

Despite festive atmosphere, a question lingered: Will the Celtics be the last champion team to visit the White House?

Progress on abortion rights and gun safety must come in the states

Eerie reminders of another time when the world was on edge

Removing consumer protections from BlueHub mortgages was the wrong move

House Republicans’ anti-trans bathroom rules should be flushed down the toilet

Not so fast on the Draconian slap down of striking teachers

UMass Amherst marching band ready to take its star turn in the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day parade

‘Planes, Trains & Automobiles’ is the perfect Thanksgiving movie

Shoppers expect to pay more for Thanksgiving this year. They’re in for a tasty surprise.

Boston’s holiday lightings are just around the corner. Here are some of the upcoming events.

More recent News

About 160 Cambridge Health Alliance clinicians form a union Physicians, psychologists, and physician associates in a range of fields at the safety-net health system are pushing back against what they say have become unsustainable working conditions.

This 175-square-foot Back Bay condo is for sale. Could you live in it? A pint-size unit in a stately brownstone on Commonwealth Avenue is on the market for $399,000.

Everyone around the NFL is impressed with Drake Maye and the start of his career The Patriots may be 3-8 and barely relevant in the national discussion, but Maye is impressing just about anyone who has watched him play.

Ukraine’s parliament cancels session after Russia fired a new missile Three Ukrainian lawmakers confirmed that the parliamentary session previously scheduled was canceled due to the ongoing threat of Russian missile attacks.

Dorchester man found guilty in 2022 double stabbing in Roxbury that left one man dead

Long slog likely in dispute over N.H. law barring transgender girls from girls’ sports School district leaders have voiced uncertainty about how to comply with a state statute that may lead them afoul of federal law.

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Aging, summed up in one sentence: ‘I have to do 20 minutes a day of rehab for a muscle I didn’t know existed.’

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‘We love these buildings’: Should developers get to build six stories anywhere in Cambridge? Housing advocates say simpler zoning would pave the way for more homes and generate more affordable housing. But others say unregulated development would only make things worse.

In their last gasp of power, Senate Democrats push through GOP roadblocks to confirm Biden’s judicial nominees Democrats see judges as a bulwark against potential abuses of power by Donald Trump, in a sign of the partisan struggle over the federal courts.

Culture & Lifestyle

Grab your hot cocoa: These holiday movies deliver sweet romance

With ‘Rita,’ filmmaker Jayro Bustamante tells a different kind of horror story

MoMA looks at Robert Frank’s six decades of photography and filmmaking after ‘The Americans’

‘Bread & Roses’ documentary is ‘an act of resistance’ against the Taliban, says Malala Yousafzai

Special Projects

Broken Promises, Unfulfilled Hope

A Globe Spotlight Team report on Steward Health Care

The Boston Globe’s Best of the Best

Nightmare in Mission Hill

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Opinion, ideas, and commentary

Don’t rely on chance meetings for scientific discoveries

Governor Healey’s short-sighted move on project labor agreements risks higher construction costs

Let’s make renting better — for real this time

Anti-trans rhetoric in sports: A power play, not protection

The political mystery of Josh Kraft

Blueprints for a new downtown Boston

Metro

Weekend outlook: Sunshine fights to break through as storm exits

A puppy joins the police force

As one storm shifts, another slides into New England bringing more wet weather

How many people were apprehended at N.H.’s northern border? New data answers that question

Sports

This New Hampshire town was named the ‘best ski town’ in North America

Jarren Duran was undoubtedly the 2024 Red Sox' MVP, but what’s next for this excitable talent?

Everyone around the NFL is impressed with Drake Maye and the start of his career

Red Sox deserve no benefit of the doubt with their Juan Soto pursuit, and other thoughts

Nick Chubb plows through heavy snow for 2-yard TD, giving Browns upset win over Steelers

The Bruins have been powerless on the man advantage. Joe Sacco has ideas to change that.

Business

As cruise ship business keeps growing, Massport will electrify South Boston port

This New Hampshire town was named the ‘best ski town’ in North America

SEC chief says he’ll step down when Biden leaves office

About 160 Cambridge Health Alliance clinicians form a union

The best view of the Florida Keys may be through a snorkel mask

The dos and don’ts of grandparenting: From Vicks to surprise haircuts

How do I go from chitchat with a stranger to an actual date?

Miso, polenta, and pie: Three ways to elevate corn this season

metro

Who is Linda McMahon, Trump’s pick for education secretary?

Matt Gaetz withdraws suddenly as Trump’s attorney general nominee, replaced by former Florida attorney general Pam Bondi
Trump quickly settled on a replacement, announcing Bondi about six hours later.

DAN SHAUGHNESSY

Red Sox deserve no benefit of the doubt with their Juan Soto pursuit, and other thoughts
Until 2018, the Red Sox had a top-three payroll. They were in almost all conversations for top talent, and stars were happy to bring their talents to the Back Bay. Not anymore.

Transforming pain into power: families bring awareness to high emotional costs of homicides
Survivors of Homicide Awareness Month lasts from Nov. 20 to Dec. 20. Its goal is to educate the public and policy members on the lasting impact murders have on victims’ families.

About 160 Cambridge Health Alliance clinicians form a union
Physicians, psychologists, and physician associates in a range of fields at the safety-net health system are pushing back against what they say have become unsustainable working conditions.

This 175-square-foot Back Bay condo is for sale. Could you live in it?
A pint-size unit in a stately brownstone on Commonwealth Avenue is on the market for $399,000.

Everyone around the NFL is impressed with Drake Maye and the start of his career
The Patriots may be 3-8 and barely relevant in the national discussion, but Maye is impressing just about anyone who has watched him play.

Ukraine’s parliament cancels session after Russia fired a new missile
Three Ukrainian lawmakers confirmed that the parliamentary session previously scheduled was canceled due to the ongoing threat of Russian missile attacks.

Long slog likely in dispute over N.H. law barring transgender girls from girls’ sports
School district leaders have voiced uncertainty about how to comply with a state statute that may lead them afoul of federal law.

GLOBE MAGAZINE

The seven wonders of winter in New England
Sometimes the best way to fight the cold weather is to get out and embrace it, and parts of New England shine brightest when the mercury drops.

‘We love these buildings’: Should developers get to build six stories anywhere in Cambridge?
Housing advocates say simpler zoning would pave the way for more homes and generate more affordable housing. But others say unregulated development would only make things worse.

In their last gasp of power, Senate Democrats push through GOP roadblocks to confirm Biden’s judicial nominees
Democrats see judges as a bulwark against potential abuses of power by Donald Trump, in a sign of the partisan struggle over the federal courts.