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As sticker prices rise, private colleges are increasingly discounting tuition

Here's a survey of the colleges and universities in New England that waive tuition for certain students based on how much their families earn.

A decades-old cold case. An ambitious detective. A man’s life upended. What really happened to Christine Cole?

A child went missing in Pawtucket, R.I., in 1988. More than 30 years later, a detective announced she had caught the killer -- even though police at the time said there was no evidence of foul play.

Have thoughts on your employer’s return-to-office strategy? We want to hear them.
While the C-suite wrestles with these return-to-office policies, we want to hear from workers about how these decisions are affecting you.

Larry Johnson, former WEEI host and sports cartoonist, dies at 75
Rev. Johnson, who also was a Baptist minister, was “a compassionate empathic person,” said Craig Mustard, his longtime cohost of the WEEI talk show “Mustard and Johnson.”

Trump is running his transition team on secret money
President-elect Donald Trump is keeping secret the names of donors who are funding his transition effort, a break from tradition that could make it impossible to see what interest groups, businesses or wealthy people are helping launch his second term.

Musk and Ramaswamy build a ‘DOGE’ team to go to war with Washington

Siblings from Mass. and N.H. rescued from trail in Franconia, N.H., as hypothermia set in

Dolphins 34, Patriots 15

Drake Maye made the lone offensive highlight for the Patriots Sunday, scrambling away from Chop Robinson and completing a 38-yard touchdown pass.

Chad Finn | Unconventional review

It can’t get any worse for the Patriots, can it?

A 34-15 loss to the Dolphins in which the Patriots committed six first-quarter penalties and 10 overall better be the low point.

Jerod Mayo's inexperience as a head coach has been magnified by the staff he's surrounded himself with in 2024.

Christopher L. Gasper

Patriots head coach Jerod Mayo needs to surround himself with more experienced assistants if he wants to survive

Drake Maye was 22-of-37 passing for 222 yards.

Tara Sullivan

Drake Maye remains the lone star on the Patriots, but coach Jerod Mayo appears to be holding him back

“You’re getting first and 20s and second and 16s, it’s just hard,” said quarterback Drake Maye (left), who shared a postgame moment with Miami's Tua Tagovailoa. “It’s hard to pick up first downs and move the ball.”

State of the Patriots

Sure, the Patriots just ‘have to be better’ but their repeating mistakes are a bad, bad sign

Colleen Glenney, a Roslindale resident, holding a painted coconut, a memento from her stint living in Florida.

They moved out of Massachusetts. This is what they miss the most.

From top-rated health care to walkable neighborhoods to cultural hotspots, people who have departed Greater Boston in the last few years say there's a lot they feel they left behind.

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

Michael Fassbender as Martian in "The Agency."

your tv gps

This week’s TV: Michael Fassbender in ‘The Agency,’ and the National Dog Show

Plus, the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.

This storm system will have a rainy side and snowy side as it passes through New England.

Forecast | Ken Mahan

New England braces for possible Thanksgiving nor’easter, chilly temps

Timing of this storm is looking like late Thanksgiving night through much of Black Friday could get messy.

Chelmsford and Billerica played in front of a full house in Billerica in 2021. The importance of Thanksgiving football on a school athletic department's bottom line has waned in recent years.

How much money do high schools make off Thanksgiving Day football games?

You may think the attendance boost means schools are hauling in money at the gate. But that's not the case, especially these days. Coaches and ADs have some theories why.

Tim Maher, Amelia Wesselink, and their children, Ayla, 8, and Otto, 5, in front of the HVAC system outside their Roslindale home after they installed an air-source heat pump last year.

This family made a change to their house that many people are debating: They got their home off fossil fuels

“There was something satisfying about shutting off the gas and getting rid of the oil,” said Roslindale homeowner Tim Maher. “But a lot of it’s just been a necessity: what’s broken or not working right now?”

Herring Pond Wampanoag chair Melissa Ferretti made her way to the tribe's meeting house in Plymouth. Governor Maura Healey recently granted the tribe state recognition, the first in 48 years.

‘We have finally been heard’: Healey orders state recognition of Herring Pond Wampanoag tribe in Plymouth

The state recognition — the first granted to a tribe in 48 years — is expected to usher in a new era for the state and the tribal governments.

Opinion

IDEAS | BG White

Christians shouldn’t try to become great again

Believers have read into Trump’s campaign a promise to restore their former dominance over American life. But they forget that Christianity was never meant to be a feature of the ruling class.

Jake Auchincloss

Senate must reject Kennedy as health secretary

Ashish K. Jha

What’s next for public health?

EDITORIAL

Using tax dollars to block new housing is bad policy

Alex Beam

My plan for surviving the next four years

Globe Santa

Exhibit A: Her gas bill
The mother’s financial need is so great she wanted to be sure her point was not lost on Globe Santa. In her October letter requesting holiday toys for her kids, she enclosed her most recent gas bill.

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All the fixings for a contemporary Thanksgiving feast

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.

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End Hunger New England and Community Food Packaging joined forces to package meals for 345,000 people this weekend.

Three people killed in crash on I-93 in Salem, N.H., officials say

Around 2 p.m. Sunday, state troopers responded to a report of a crash on the Exit 2 offramp and found a Kia Sportage with three occupants who had died, said.

Newton police seek man who allegedly exposed himself to teenagers
The teens were walking near the intersection of Hartman Road and Village Circle when the man pulled up in a large white van pulling an enclosed silver trailer and exposed himself, Newton police said.

Russia reportedly captures a Briton fighting for Ukraine as Russian troops advance
The captured Briton reportedly served as an instructor for Ukrainian troops and was deployed to the Kursk region against his will.

New law aims to shore up and equalize state’s public health services

Massachusetts is mandating new performance standards for its 321 local public health departments.

DHL cargo plane crashes and skids into a house in Lithuania, killing Spanish crew member
Rescue workers sealed off the area, and fragments of the plane in the company’s trademark yellow color could be seen amid wreckage scattered across the crash site.

Lawrence General bought out Holy Family hospitals from Steward. Now comes the hard part.

Lawrence General has transformed from a standalone facility into a small system of “safety net” hospitals treating mostly low-income patients in the Merrimack Valley.

‘You can’t wait for perfect’: Portland mixes care, crackdown in homeless crisis
Although the camps are gone, hard questions remain about the limits of compassion, patience, and responsibility in this gentrifying port city.

Generous financial aid programs under threat as more colleges eliminate loans
Schools that have adopted so-called no-loan programs in recent years say they aim to send a clear message: If you have the academic chops to gain admission, you can afford to attend.

Could Donald Trump really deport undocumented immigrants who live in Mass.?
The president-elect said he will focus on deporting undocumented immigrants with a criminal past. But experts expect the administration to target others as well.

Culture & Lifestyle

Jimmy O. Yang and Ronny Chieng in "Interior Chinatown."

How ‘Interior Chinatown’ makes a striving, overlooked background character the hero

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Jacqueline Woodson, pictured in 2020, is one of the authors who will appear at the Boston Globe-Horn Book Awards at the BPL on Monday.

Boston Globe-Horn Book Awards to present literary celebration at Boston Public Library

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

Seeing the US in Germany’s mirror

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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.

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JEFF JACOBY

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Pete Hegseth, the nominee for defense secretary, at a Fox News event in Nashville in 2021.

RENÉE GRAHAM

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Matt Siegel hosted the "Matty in the Morning" radio show on Kiss 108 for 41 years.

RAMI ABOU-SABE

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Demonstrators outside at the DCU Center in Worcester where the State Police Academy graduation took place a month after recruit Trooper Enrique Delgado-Garcia died as a cadet.

EDITORIAL

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IDEAS

Blueprints for a new downtown Boston

Metro

INNOVATOR Q&A

The future of computing is fast approaching, says URI professor who spearheaded physics study

Quantum bits, the smallest components of a quantum computer, can be scaled up in order to effectively make encryption and other forms of communication more secure.

Forecast | Dave Epstein

A sunny start to the holiday week is on tap before rain returns across New England

As a frontal system sweeps through, rain arrives Tuesday morning with showers crossing the region.

CRIME

A decades-old cold case. An ambitious detective. A man’s life upended. What really happened to Christine Cole?

A child went missing in Pawtucket, R.I., in 1988. More than 30 years later, a detective announced she had caught the killer -- even though police at the time said there was no evidence of foul play.

As sticker prices rise, private colleges are increasingly discounting tuition

Here's a survey of the colleges and universities in New England that waive tuition for certain students based on how much their families earn.

Sports

Chad Finn | Unconventional review

It can’t get any worse for the Patriots, can it?

A 34-15 loss to the Dolphins in which the Patriots committed six first-quarter penalties and 10 overall better be the low point.

Christopher L. Gasper

Patriots head coach Jerod Mayo needs to surround himself with more experienced assistants if he wants to survive

Mayo needs help. But his coaching cabinet is more meeting of the mines than meeting of the minds.

HIGH SCHOOLS

How much money do high schools make off Thanksgiving Day football games?

You may think the attendance boost means schools are hauling in money at the gate. But that's not the case, especially these days. Coaches and ADs have some theories why.

EAGLES 37, RAMS 20

Saquon Barkley’s record 255-yard night runs Rams ragged in another Eagles victory

COLLEGES

Rhode Island, New Hampshire lead New England contingent into FCS tournament field

bruins

Days after being fired by Bruins, Jim Montgomery named Blues coach

Business

Have thoughts on your employer’s return-to-office strategy? We want to hear them.

While the C-suite wrestles with these return-to-office policies, we want to hear from workers about how these decisions are affecting you.

Judge to hear arguments on whether Google’s advertising tech constitutes a monopoly

The Justice Department and Google are scheduled to make closing arguments Monday in a trial alleging Google's advertising technology constitutes an illegal monopoly.

They moved out of Massachusetts. This is what they miss the most.

Charlotte airport workers strike at outset of busy Thanksgiving travel week

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In Carrabassett Valley, Maine, skiers and snowboarders alike flock to Sugarloaf.

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The seven wonders of winter in New England

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

Dinner with Cupid

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

MISS CONDUCT

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metro

Authorities in Newton are looking for a man who allegedly pulled a van up alongside two teenagers and exposed himself Thursday afternoon, police said.

Newton police seek man who allegedly exposed himself to teenagers

Siblings from Mass. and N.H. rescued from trail in Franconia, N.H., as hypothermia set in

Schools to remain closed in Beverly, Marblehead as strikes continue

sports

After watching the Bruins' 1-0 win over Utah in Joe Sacco's debut as interim coach Thursday night, Jeremy Swayman (left) kept the good vibes going Saturday night by making 19 saves in a 2-1 win over the Red Wings.

Locking down defensively, Bruins might finally be finding their footing under Joe Sacco

Miami, SMU make top-10 moves in AP college football poll after chaotic weekend

Patrick Mahomes and Chiefs win at the buzzer again, topping Panthers on Spencer Shrader’s field goal

business

Judge in Alex Jones’ bankruptcy to hear arguments on The Onion’s bid for Infowars

‘Busiest Thanksgiving ever’: How the TSA plans to handle record air travel

Karen Read’s Mansfield home sells for $810,000

politics

The dizzying speed of the picks has given Trump’s second term in office a bracing start, a show of force from a president-elect who has made clear he intends to fill his administration with officials who are willing to upend the ways of Washington.

Senators took down one Trump Cabinet pick. But the fight over their authority is just beginning.

Trump 2.0 has a Cabinet and executive branch of different positions and eclectic personalities

Trump is running his transition team on secret money

Nation

Defendant Susan Lorincz takes notes during her trial, Aug. 13, in Ocala, Fla.

White woman who fatally shot Black neighbor through door faces manslaughter sentence in Florida

‘Busiest Thanksgiving ever’: How the TSA plans to handle record air travel

Should sex abuse evidence set the Menendez brothers free? A judge will decide.

World

Ukrainian servicemen of 57th motorised brigade improve their tactical skills on obstacle course at the training field in Kharkiv region, Ukraine on Nov. 14.

Russia reportedly captures a Briton fighting for Ukraine as Russian troops advance

DHL cargo plane crashes and skids into a house in Lithuania, killing Spanish crew member

The UAE arrests 3 Uzbek nationals for the killing of an Israeli-Moldovan rabbi

opinion

Disqualifying, extreme, and incompetent — Trump’s DEI Cabinet picks

Many Mass. students are not getting the special education they need

Senate must reject Kennedy as health secretary

lifestyle

Would I regret not having a wedding?

Boston Globe-Horn Book Awards to present literary celebration at Boston Public Library

Free holiday events, $25 show tickets, and cultural celebrations in Boston

food & dining

All the fixings for a contemporary Thanksgiving feast

Arlo Guthrie announces that Alice Brock of ‘Alice’s Restaurant’ fame has died

How LinkedIn led to wedding bells for Jasper White’s son and his high school sweetheart

travel

An American Airlines jetliner rumbles down a runway at Denver International Airport on Jan. 16.

Cutting in line? American Airlines’ new boarding tech might stop you at now over 100 airports.

These ‘dead motels’ are a feast for the eyes

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

Arts

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

JustBook-ish, founded by Porsha Olayiwola and Bing Broderick, opens this weekend in Dorchester.

A ‘locally inspired’ bookstore is born, another celebrates a milestone

20 books for everyone on your holiday shopping list this year

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

Movies

The Nutcracker performed by the Boston Ballet in 2023

Five things to do around Boston, Nov. 25 - Dec. 8

Is ‘Glicked’ the new ‘Barbenheimer’? ‘Wicked’ and ‘Gladiator II’ collide in theaters

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

Television

This week’s TV: Michael Fassbender in ‘The Agency,’ and the National Dog Show

Chuck Woolery, smooth-talking game show host of ‘Love Connection’ and ‘Scrabble,’ dies at 83

Here, there, and pretty much everywhere

music

Rapper Kendrick Lamar pictured during the Festival d'ete de Quebec in Quebec City, Canada, on July 7, 2017. The artist's unannounced sixth studio album, “GNX,” was released — surprising fans — on Friday.

Kendrick Lamar surprises with new album ‘GNX’

Five years after its premiere, ‘The Brightness of Light’ shines with BSO and Renée Fleming

Five things to do around Boston, Nov. 25 - Dec. 8

Theater/Dance

Martha Graham Dance Company in Jamar Roberts's "We The People."

Martha Graham Dance Company is back in Boston for first time in nearly 20 years

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’

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

Mr. Carty (right), with Hank Aaron (left) and Lew Burdette before exhibition game against the Brewers in Milwaukee in 1972.

As sticker prices rise, private colleges are increasingly discounting tuition

A decades-old cold case. An ambitious detective. A man’s life upended. What really happened to Christine Cole?

Have thoughts on your employer’s return-to-office strategy? We want to hear them. While the C-suite wrestles with these return-to-office policies, we want to hear from workers about how these decisions are affecting you.

Larry Johnson, former WEEI host and sports cartoonist, dies at 75 Rev. Johnson, who also was a Baptist minister, was “a compassionate empathic person,” said Craig Mustard, his longtime cohost of the WEEI talk show “Mustard and Johnson.”

Siblings from Mass. and N.H. rescued from trail in Franconia, N.H., as hypothermia set in

Dolphins 34, Patriots 15

It can’t get any worse for the Patriots, can it?

Patriots head coach Jerod Mayo needs to surround himself with more experienced assistants if he wants to survive

Drake Maye remains the lone star on the Patriots, but coach Jerod Mayo appears to be holding him back

Sure, the Patriots just ‘have to be better’ but their repeating mistakes are a bad, bad sign

They moved out of Massachusetts. This is what they miss the most.

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How much money do high schools make off Thanksgiving Day football games?

This family made a change to their house that many people are debating: They got their home off fossil fuels

‘We have finally been heard’: Healey orders state recognition of Herring Pond Wampanoag tribe in Plymouth

Christians shouldn’t try to become great again

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What’s next for public health?

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My plan for surviving the next four years

Exhibit A: Her gas bill The mother’s financial need is so great she wanted to be sure her point was not lost on Globe Santa. In her October letter requesting holiday toys for her kids, she enclosed her most recent gas bill.

All the fixings for a contemporary Thanksgiving feast

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

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

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Three people killed in crash on I-93 in Salem, N.H., officials say

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New law aims to shore up and equalize state’s public health services

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Generous financial aid programs under threat as more colleges eliminate loans Schools that have adopted so-called no-loan programs in recent years say they aim to send a clear message: If you have the academic chops to gain admission, you can afford to attend.

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A decades-old cold case. An ambitious detective. A man’s life upended. What really happened to Christine Cole?

As sticker prices rise, private colleges are increasingly discounting tuition

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It can’t get any worse for the Patriots, can it?

Patriots head coach Jerod Mayo needs to surround himself with more experienced assistants if he wants to survive

How much money do high schools make off Thanksgiving Day football games?

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Newton police seek man who allegedly exposed himself to teenagers

Siblings from Mass. and N.H. rescued from trail in Franconia, N.H., as hypothermia set in

Have thoughts on your employer’s return-to-office strategy? We want to hear them.
While the C-suite wrestles with these return-to-office policies, we want to hear from workers about how these decisions are affecting you.

Larry Johnson, former WEEI host and sports cartoonist, dies at 75
Rev. Johnson, who also was a Baptist minister, was “a compassionate empathic person,” said Craig Mustard, his longtime cohost of the WEEI talk show “Mustard and Johnson.”

Exhibit A: Her gas bill
The mother’s financial need is so great she wanted to be sure her point was not lost on Globe Santa. In her October letter requesting holiday toys for her kids, she enclosed her most recent gas bill.

Meet the nonprofits that hosted the largest food packaging event in New England in 14 years
End Hunger New England and Community Food Packaging joined forces to package meals for 345,000 people this weekend.

Newton police seek man who allegedly exposed himself to teenagers
The teens were walking near the intersection of Hartman Road and Village Circle when the man pulled up in a large white van pulling an enclosed silver trailer and exposed himself, Newton police said.

Russia reportedly captures a Briton fighting for Ukraine as Russian troops advance
The captured Briton reportedly served as an instructor for Ukrainian troops and was deployed to the Kursk region against his will.

DHL cargo plane crashes and skids into a house in Lithuania, killing Spanish crew member
Rescue workers sealed off the area, and fragments of the plane in the company’s trademark yellow color could be seen amid wreckage scattered across the crash site.

‘You can’t wait for perfect’: Portland mixes care, crackdown in homeless crisis
Although the camps are gone, hard questions remain about the limits of compassion, patience, and responsibility in this gentrifying port city.

Generous financial aid programs under threat as more colleges eliminate loans
Schools that have adopted so-called no-loan programs in recent years say they aim to send a clear message: If you have the academic chops to gain admission, you can afford to attend.

Could Donald Trump really deport undocumented immigrants who live in Mass.?
The president-elect said he will focus on deporting undocumented immigrants with a criminal past. But experts expect the administration to target others as well.