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Marie Jolene Delice Bruny walked her daughter Nasly, 3, to school on Wednesday morning.

‘The government has helped us, and I thank them a lot.’ A migrant family reflects on its journey to Massachusetts.

A Haitian family's hardship has given way to a deep gratitude for the modicum of stability they've built for themselves.

Viktoriia Susidenko and her daughter Mariia made eclairs together for Thanksgiving as Luka and Daniel played at a small table in the kitchen.

One year later, gratitude abounds for Ukrainian refugee family

This Thanksgiving, two parents and three kids that fled Ukraine when the war began are feeling grateful for the Belmont community, which has welcomed them with open arms.

Forecast | Ken Mahan

Thanksgiving storm bringing heavy rain, gusty winds to Boston area, 4-10 inches of snow up north

Winter storm warnings and watches have been issued for parts of Northern New England ahead of the system, set to arrive Thursday morning.

An hour-by-hour forecast for the storm expected to drench New England on Thanksgiving

Weekend Forecast | Dave Epstein

Temps start plummeting Friday for those of you setting up backyard skating rinks

People played pickleball Tuesday at the newly opened Bosse, a pickleball supercenter housed in the space of the former Nieman Marcus store at the Natick Mall.

21 pickleball courts, an Italian restaurant, and a child care center: Take a look inside Bosse in Natick Mall

Fans of one of the fastest-growing sports have a deluxe new indoor option in the space that formerly housed Neiman Marcus.

Archbishop Richard Henning will begin his Thanksgiving attending Mass at St. Clare’s in Braintree, where he is living in the rectory. Then, he'll switch to football.

Archbishop Henning gives thanks with a Mass — and football

2024 Thanksgiving football scoreboard

Garby, who didn't give his last name, handled a frozen turkey in the kitchen during Thanksgiving meal preparations at the Pine Street Inn.

‘This is what we do.’ In the South End, a Thanksgiving meal for the masses

In a scene from Season 3, Episode 1, Ayo Edebiri as Sydney Adamu and Jeremy Allen White as Carmen “Carmy” Berzatto.

Don’t know what to watch over the holiday break? Here are 10 new films to stream, plus 5 TV shows to binge.

What’s in a name? The mall formerly known as the CambridgeSide Galleria finds out.

The East Cambridge stalwart is testing the bounds of appellation alchemy with a food court turned "food hall."

After 2.5 weeks on the picket line, here’s what the striking North Shore teachers won

The striking educators received substantial raises, but union leaders in all three districts say they did not get everything they wanted.

Supermarket mega merger: Shaw’s and Star Market could soon have a new owner

The potential merger of Kroger and Albertsons could have unique effects in Massachusetts, where grocery prices have already risen faster than the rest of the country.

Contractor suffers life-threatening electric shock while hanging holiday lights in Wellesley

Police said the man was installing holiday lights on a large tree using a pole, which appeared to come in close proximity, or actual contact, with a primary electrical line on a utility pole.

18 state attorneys general file briefs in support of Middleborough student barred from wearing ‘only two genders’ shirt to school

Top prosecutors from 18 states and several legal groups have filed supporting briefs with the US Supreme Court, urging the panel to take up the matter.

Longtime Wrentham apple orchard faces uncertain future after closing for season before Thanksgiving
The owners of The Big Apple, a local staple for 28 years, announced in a Facebook post last week that they would be retiring at the end of the season.

Trump speaks with Mexico’s president, claims an agreement on migration and drugs

President-elect Donald Trump said he spoke with Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum and she “agreed to stop Migration through Mexico.”

How will Trump’s COVID contrarians handle the next pandemic? Cabinet picks and appointees were targeted by bomb threats and swatting attacks

Attleboro teacher placed on leave after allegedly slapping two students at elementary school

Shrewsbury woman grateful after harrowing medical issues

Judge approves addition of new lawyer to Karen Read defense team. She’s got eight attorneys now.

Mass. reports 748 confirmed COVID-19 cases and 11 deaths in a week. See the latest data from Mass.

Bruins left wing Brad Marchand (right) scored his second goal of the first period against the Islanders.

bruins 6, islanders 3

Bruins’ offense awakens in victory over Islanders

Brad Marchand scored twice in the first period and Pavel Zacha add two goals in the third.

More than a decade ago, during the Patrick administration, Greg Bialecki (second from left), then the state's economic development secretary, joined other officials, including (from left) Kairos Shen of the Boston Redevelopment Authority, Marty Jones, then head of MassDevelopment, and Arthur Jemison, then at the state Department of Housing and Community Development, at an event in Somerville.

CHESTO MEANS BUSINESS

‘He had his eye on the big picture’: Greg Bialecki left a lasting legacy in Mass., from real estate to life sciences

Bialecki, who died earlier this month at 64, set the stage for a broad swath of economic policies, leading to new roads, more permissive zoning rules, and thousands of new biotech jobs.

Cambridge Day to expand as a nonprofit newsroom after acquisition by local group

Cambridge Day is raising money and plans to hire a publisher, editor-in-chief, and reporters to expand the organization.

Opinion

IDEAS | Courtney Bourcy

An open letter to parents, from a teacher

Teaching your children was my dream, but your anger is making it too hard.

JOAN VENNOCHI

Healey seeks middle ground in $1 billion shelter crisis

JEFF JACOBY

Thank God for the ‘invisible hand’

KIMBERLY ATKINS STOHR

Don’t blame Garland and Smith for the failed prosecutions of Trump

LETTERS

Cuts in PhD programs at BU send a thud through academia

Thanksgiving

Do not wash your turkey and other Thanksgiving tips to keep your food safe

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.

How to cook a perfect turkey for Thanksgiving

A US Postal Service driver loads trucks with mail to be sent out to various locations in Boston from the Fort Point United States Postal Service processing facility on Dec. 16, 2021.

What is open and closed on Thanksgiving in Mass.?

More recent News

Man arrested after barricading himself in Taunton apartment, allegedly exchanged gunfire with police, officials say
The man allegedly fired a gun at police, and at least one officer returned fire, but nobody was hit by bullets, police said.

Markey, Boston councilors, and union officials warn mail delays could make USPS ‘the Grinch who stole Christmas’

Senator Ed Markey said he has received numerous complaints from constituents about vital mail deliveries that arrived late or not at all, from disability checks and insurance forms to medications.

Boy, 16, charged in slaying of 20-year-old man in Dorchester last June

A 16-year-old was arrested Tuesday for allegedly shooting a 20-year-old man to death in Dorchester in June, according to Boston police.

More superheroes in Boston Common: Chris Evans look-alike contest scheduled for Saturday, reports says
Aside from his clean-cut performance as Captain America in Marvel Studios’ superhero films, the 43-year-old Evans — a Sudbury native — is known for his roles in “Knives Out” (set in New England) and, more recently, the holiday buddy comedy “Red One.”

Ken Burns, at home for decades in a small town in New Hampshire
Ken Burns moved to Walpole, New Hampshire, 45 years ago, and it has been his primary residence as he has made ground-breaking and award-winning documentaries.

Quincy teen will head to Las Vegas for national grocery bagging championship
Alivia Caruso, 15, a top-notch bagger at Star Market in Quincy, won first place in the Massachusetts Food Association’s bagging competition in Foxborough. Now she's going to nationals.

Steward Health Care raided the coffers of its in-house malpractice insurer, leaving claimants, doctors in limbo

Executives at Steward Health Care have treated their in-house malpractice insurer, TRACO, like a piggy bank, pulling cash from it at will, and severely depleting the assets meant to cover claims of medical harm.

‘A really scary time’: Trump’s anti-trans rhetoric sparks race to update ID documents
Many fear that changes to birth certificates and passports will be banned after Trump takes office.

LOVE LETTERS

I wasn’t ready to say ‘I love you’
But I said it anyway. Now what?

LGBTQ+ advocates met with Seth Moulton after his comments on trans athletes, hoping to educate him. Here’s how it went.
Advocates called a meeting with the Salem congressman soon after he told the New York Times that identity politics such as trans issues hurt the party.

Culture & Lifestyle

James Schultz as the Grinch and W. Scott Stewart as Old Max in "How the Grinch Stole Christmas! The Musical."

Tree lightings, musicals, and Mariah Carey: 54 fun things to do in and around Boston this holiday season

Audiobooks can change your reading habits.

Audiobooks can change your life; here’s advice for getting started

Daniel Craig in Luca Guadagnino’s "Queer."

From Bond to Burroughs: In ‘Queer,’ Daniel Craig plays an American expat looking for connection in Mexico City

Angelina Jolie stars in "Maria," a dramatic portrait of 20th-century opera star Maria Callas directed by Pablo Larraín.

Angelina Jolie studied opera for seven months for ‘Maria.’ Real singers know it takes a lifetime

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

Matt Gaetz spoke during Turning Point USA's AmericaFest in Phoenix, Dec. 17, 2023.

SCOT LEHIGH

My Thanksgiving tirades on Trump and Fox

Representatives Matt Gaetz, left, and Nancy Mace, right, confer at the US Capitol on Sept. 29.

RENÉE GRAHAM

For Republicans, private grousing about Trump turns into public complicity

KIMBERLY ATKINS STOHR

Don’t blame Garland and Smith for the failed prosecutions of Trump

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. spoke before Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump at a campaign rally on Nov. 1, in Warren, Mich.

EDITORIAL

RFK Jr.? Seriously?

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

RAMI ABOU-SABE

Matty in the Morning, in his own words

IDEAS

Blueprints for a new downtown Boston

Metro

‘Don’t delay’: Postal Service announces recommended shipping dates for the holiday season

Customers shipping items nationally with ground advantage service, not including to addresses in Alaska and Hawaii, should mail their items by Dec. 18, the USPS said in a statement.

Jim Abrahams, parody master of ‘Airplane!’ and ‘Naked Gun,’ dies at 80

Mr. Abrahams built a wide-ranging résumé as a solo director including comedies such as “Big Business” (1988), starring Bette Midler and Lily Tomlin, and “Hot Shots!” (1991) and the 1993 “Hot Shots! Part Deux,” both starring Charlie Sheen in spoofs of action movies.

NH CRIME

N.H. jury finds former youth center leader guilty of holding down a teen during sexual assault in 1998

Bradley Asbury, now 70, was found guilty on two counts of being an accomplice to aggravated sexual assault at the former Sununu Youth Services Center in Manchester.

One year later, gratitude abounds for Ukrainian refugee family

This Thanksgiving, two parents and three kids that fled Ukraine when the war began are feeling grateful for the Belmont community, which has welcomed them with open arms.

Sports

Montigo Moss finished his Maine career with 142 receptions for 1,677 yards and 16 touchdowns as a Black Bear.

COLLEGE FOOTBALL

Despite the weight of his name, Montigo Moss rose high, enjoyed his football career at Maine

The son of NFL Hall of Famer Randy Moss followed in his dad's footsteps as a wideout, and just completed his collegiate tenure in Orono.

Fenway Park was the backdrop for one overtime thriller and three routs, including this one by Marblehead, between Tuesday and Wednesday nights.

HIGH SCHOOLS

Three takeaways from Thanksgiving Eve football, including big margins and bigger plays

The 2024 season ended for every team that played Wednesday night except Whittier and Tri-County, who will play in the MVADA championship games next week. But several players went out with a bang.

bruins 6, islanders 3

Bruins’ offense awakens in victory over Islanders

Brad Marchand scored twice in the first period and Pavel Zacha add two goals in the third.

WEDNESDAY'S HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL ROUNDUP

Wednesday football roundup: Milford takes cues from Jack Buckley to beat Taunton in a Thanksgiving eve barnburner

UConn 73, Mississippi 60

No. 2 UConn women defeat No. 18 Ole Miss to win the Bahamas tournament, stay unbeaten

MARBLEHEAD 42, SWAMPSCOTT 6

After the resolution of a teachers’ strike, Marblehead responds with a convincing win over Swampscott at Fenway Park

Business

Trump speaks with Mexico’s president, claims an agreement on migration and drugs

President-elect Donald Trump said he spoke with Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum and she “agreed to stop Migration through Mexico.”

‘Don’t delay’: Postal Service announces recommended shipping dates for the holiday season

Customers shipping items nationally with ground advantage service, not including to addresses in Alaska and Hawaii, should mail their items by Dec. 18, the USPS said in a statement.

Canada is already examining tariffs on certain US items following Trump’s tariff threat

Trump’s tariffs in his first term did little to alter the economy, but this time could be different

magazine

Betsy Ehrenberg holds up the letter Tyler wrote to introduce himself to her. (For privacy, the Globe obscured his contact information.)

Globe Magazine

A woman with cancer needed a miracle from a stranger. A veteran in pain needed one, too.

Built in the early 1900s, Mount Washington Hotel is a great winter escape.

winter travel

The seven wonders of winter in New England

Festive cocktails, and a mocktail, for any holiday celebration.

holiday style

Who could use a drink? Six festive cocktails for holiday parties.

Holiday Style

Unique gift ideas from around New England that cost $5 to $125

metro

‘The government has helped us, and I thank them a lot.’ A migrant family reflects on its journey to Massachusetts.

Somerville City Council votes to reaffirm its sanctuary city status

More superheroes in Boston Common: Chris Evans look-alike contest scheduled for Saturday, reports says

sports

Daniel Jones helped the Giants reach the playoffs in 2022, but has struggled since.

Daniel Jones to sign with the Vikings after his release from the Giants

Inside attack leads UMass men’s basketball to skid-snapping win at Harvard

NBC to honor John Madden on Thanksgiving by taking the original ‘Madden Cruiser’ on one last trip

business

BlackRock, Vanguard, and State Street accused of antitrust violations by Texas

Federal court dismisses defamation lawsuit against Fox News for Jan. 6 conspiracy theory

America’s great unifying event: The Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade

politics

Dr. Jay Bhattacharya is nominated to lead the National Institutes of Health.

How will Trump’s COVID contrarians handle the next pandemic?

Trump transition says Cabinet picks, appointees were targeted by bomb threats, swatting attacks

Canada is already examining tariffs on certain US items following Trump’s tariff threat

Nation

Ken Burns spoke at the University of Maryland on June 11 in College Park, Md.

Ken Burns, at home for decades in a small town in New Hampshire

US border agents seize 3,000 fake Gibson guitars after they arrive in Los Angeles from Asia

Trump transition says Cabinet picks, appointees were targeted by bomb threats, swatting attacks

World

Displaced families carry mattresses as they prepare to return to their villages after a ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah went into effect in Sidon, Lebanon, Wednesday, Nov. 27, 2024.

Thousands of Lebanese return to their homes as Israel-Hezbollah cease-fire takes hold

‘Mr. Everyman’: The 50 others accused in France’s mass rape trial

Pakistan arrests hundreds in crackdown on protests backing ex-leader

opinion

RFK Jr.? Seriously?

The endless lexical fertility of the F-word

Power struggle: Lawmakers try to undermine audit despite voters’ clear mandate

lifestyle

So you’re gathering with relatives whose politics are different. Here are some tips for the holidays.

Dulcimers, crutches, air fryers, giant Jengas. Libraries aren’t just for books anymore.

‘It’s so silly, so goofy.’ Get ready for Tuba Christmas on Saturday in Downtown Crossing.

food & dining

The shrimp and grits at Margeaux Supper Parlor at the Porter Square Hotel.

At Margeaux Supper Parlor, a hotel dining room with flights of fancy

Turkey? Meh. Americans could take it or leave it.

A delicious year in the melting pot

travel

Brad Whitford, Steven Tyler, and Joe Perry of Aerosmith performing at Fenway Park in Boston on Aug. 15, 2010.

Aerosmith roller coaster at Disney park to become Muppets-themed ride

Help! Iberia Airlines suspends a $4,005 ticket credit

Great Wolf Lodge to open second New England location near Foxwoods

Arts

Kay WalkingStick, "Niagara," 2022. New York Historical Society.

A Cherokee artist’s view of the American landscape

At Harvard, taking the measure of what happened when worlds collided

Serving up a visual feast

Books

Alex Segura’s ‘Alter Ego’ shows what a creator will do for her art

Audiobooks can change your life; here’s advice for getting started

A fresh edition of Knott’s poems, Comics Expo, new bookstores

Movies

From Bond to Burroughs: In ‘Queer,’ Daniel Craig plays an American expat looking for connection in Mexico City

Don’t know what to watch over the holiday break? Here are 10 new films to stream, plus 5 TV shows to binge.

Looking to be royally entertained at the movies?

Television

Michael McDonald, left, and Christopher Cross, in "Yacht Rock: A Dockumentary."

A genre that was all smooth sailing

Who’s anchoring TV news? More and more often, a woman.

Two weeks in the life

music

A genre that was all smooth sailing

Two weeks in the life

Angelina Jolie studied opera for seven months for ‘Maria.’ Real singers know it takes a lifetime

Theater/Dance

"The Jinkx and DeLa Holiday Show" comes to Boston on Dec. 2.

Jinkx and DeLa want their show to be a home for the holidays

Expect 250 costume changes to tell the story of ‘Rosemary’s Baby Jesus’

Louis C.K. to perform surprise show in Lynn

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. Abrahams joined brothers Jerry and David Zucker as the creative force behind "The Naked Gun: From the Files of Police Squad!" and "Airplane!", both comedies starring actor Leslie Nielsen.

‘The government has helped us, and I thank them a lot.’ A migrant family reflects on its journey to Massachusetts.

One year later, gratitude abounds for Ukrainian refugee family

Thanksgiving storm bringing heavy rain, gusty winds to Boston area, 4-10 inches of snow up north

An hour-by-hour forecast for the storm expected to drench New England on Thanksgiving

Temps start plummeting Friday for those of you setting up backyard skating rinks

21 pickleball courts, an Italian restaurant, and a child care center: Take a look inside Bosse in Natick Mall

Archbishop Henning gives thanks with a Mass — and football

‘This is what we do.’ In the South End, a Thanksgiving meal for the masses

Don’t know what to watch over the holiday break? Here are 10 new films to stream, plus 5 TV shows to binge.

What’s in a name? The mall formerly known as the CambridgeSide Galleria finds out.

After 2.5 weeks on the picket line, here’s what the striking North Shore teachers won

Supermarket mega merger: Shaw’s and Star Market could soon have a new owner

Contractor suffers life-threatening electric shock while hanging holiday lights in Wellesley

18 state attorneys general file briefs in support of Middleborough student barred from wearing ‘only two genders’ shirt to school

Longtime Wrentham apple orchard faces uncertain future after closing for season before Thanksgiving The owners of The Big Apple, a local staple for 28 years, announced in a Facebook post last week that they would be retiring at the end of the season.

Trump speaks with Mexico’s president, claims an agreement on migration and drugs

Attleboro teacher placed on leave after allegedly slapping two students at elementary school

Shrewsbury woman grateful after harrowing medical issues

Judge approves addition of new lawyer to Karen Read defense team. She’s got eight attorneys now.

Mass. reports 748 confirmed COVID-19 cases and 11 deaths in a week. See the latest data from Mass.

Bruins’ offense awakens in victory over Islanders

‘He had his eye on the big picture’: Greg Bialecki left a lasting legacy in Mass., from real estate to life sciences

Cambridge Day to expand as a nonprofit newsroom after acquisition by local group

An open letter to parents, from a teacher

Healey seeks middle ground in $1 billion shelter crisis

Thank God for the ‘invisible hand’

Don’t blame Garland and Smith for the failed prosecutions of Trump

Cuts in PhD programs at BU send a thud through academia

Do not wash your turkey and other Thanksgiving tips to keep your food safe

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

How to cook a perfect turkey for Thanksgiving

What is open and closed on Thanksgiving in Mass.?

More recent News

Man arrested after barricading himself in Taunton apartment, allegedly exchanged gunfire with police, officials say The man allegedly fired a gun at police, and at least one officer returned fire, but nobody was hit by bullets, police said.

Markey, Boston councilors, and union officials warn mail delays could make USPS ‘the Grinch who stole Christmas’

Boy, 16, charged in slaying of 20-year-old man in Dorchester last June

Ken Burns, at home for decades in a small town in New Hampshire Ken Burns moved to Walpole, New Hampshire, 45 years ago, and it has been his primary residence as he has made ground-breaking and award-winning documentaries.

Quincy teen will head to Las Vegas for national grocery bagging championship Alivia Caruso, 15, a top-notch bagger at Star Market in Quincy, won first place in the Massachusetts Food Association’s bagging competition in Foxborough. Now she's going to nationals.

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Steward Health Care raided the coffers of its in-house malpractice insurer, leaving claimants, doctors in limbo

‘A really scary time’: Trump’s anti-trans rhetoric sparks race to update ID documents Many fear that changes to birth certificates and passports will be banned after Trump takes office.

LOVE LETTERS I wasn’t ready to say ‘I love you’ But I said it anyway. Now what?

LGBTQ+ advocates met with Seth Moulton after his comments on trans athletes, hoping to educate him. Here’s how it went. Advocates called a meeting with the Salem congressman soon after he told the New York Times that identity politics such as trans issues hurt the party.

Culture & Lifestyle

Tree lightings, musicals, and Mariah Carey: 54 fun things to do in and around Boston this holiday season

Audiobooks can change your life; here’s advice for getting started

From Bond to Burroughs: In ‘Queer,’ Daniel Craig plays an American expat looking for connection in Mexico City

Angelina Jolie studied opera for seven months for ‘Maria.’ Real singers know it takes a lifetime

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

My Thanksgiving tirades on Trump and Fox

For Republicans, private grousing about Trump turns into public complicity

Don’t blame Garland and Smith for the failed prosecutions of Trump

RFK Jr.? Seriously?

Matty in the Morning, in his own words

Blueprints for a new downtown Boston

Metro

‘Don’t delay’: Postal Service announces recommended shipping dates for the holiday season

Jim Abrahams, parody master of ‘Airplane!’ and ‘Naked Gun,’ dies at 80

N.H. jury finds former youth center leader guilty of holding down a teen during sexual assault in 1998

One year later, gratitude abounds for Ukrainian refugee family

Sports

Despite the weight of his name, Montigo Moss rose high, enjoyed his football career at Maine

Three takeaways from Thanksgiving Eve football, including big margins and bigger plays

Bruins’ offense awakens in victory over Islanders

Wednesday football roundup: Milford takes cues from Jack Buckley to beat Taunton in a Thanksgiving eve barnburner

No. 2 UConn women defeat No. 18 Ole Miss to win the Bahamas tournament, stay unbeaten

After the resolution of a teachers’ strike, Marblehead responds with a convincing win over Swampscott at Fenway Park

Business

Trump speaks with Mexico’s president, claims an agreement on migration and drugs

‘Don’t delay’: Postal Service announces recommended shipping dates for the holiday season

Canada is already examining tariffs on certain US items following Trump’s tariff threat

Trump’s tariffs in his first term did little to alter the economy, but this time could be different

A woman with cancer needed a miracle from a stranger. A veteran in pain needed one, too.

The seven wonders of winter in New England

Longtime Wrentham apple orchard faces uncertain future after closing for season before Thanksgiving
The owners of The Big Apple, a local staple for 28 years, announced in a Facebook post last week that they would be retiring at the end of the season.

Man arrested after barricading himself in Taunton apartment, allegedly exchanged gunfire with police, officials say
The man allegedly fired a gun at police, and at least one officer returned fire, but nobody was hit by bullets, police said.

Ken Burns, at home for decades in a small town in New Hampshire
Ken Burns moved to Walpole, New Hampshire, 45 years ago, and it has been his primary residence as he has made ground-breaking and award-winning documentaries.

Quincy teen will head to Las Vegas for national grocery bagging championship
Alivia Caruso, 15, a top-notch bagger at Star Market in Quincy, won first place in the Massachusetts Food Association’s bagging competition in Foxborough. Now she's going to nationals.

‘A really scary time’: Trump’s anti-trans rhetoric sparks race to update ID documents
Many fear that changes to birth certificates and passports will be banned after Trump takes office.

LOVE LETTERS

I wasn’t ready to say ‘I love you’
But I said it anyway. Now what?

LGBTQ+ advocates met with Seth Moulton after his comments on trans athletes, hoping to educate him. Here’s how it went.
Advocates called a meeting with the Salem congressman soon after he told the New York Times that identity politics such as trans issues hurt the party.