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Colts 25, Patriots 24

Colts quarterback Anthony Richardson (center) threw the late touchdown pass, and then scored the winning 2-point conversion.

Patriots’ Jerod Mayo gets a painful coaching lesson from Shane Steichen in loss to the Colts

The Colts went for a 2-point conversion, and the win, rather than settling for an extra point and a tie.

how it happened

Colts 25, Patriots 24: Anthony Richardson leads Indy on game-winning drive to hand New England yet another loss
The Patriots defense held strong as Richardson marched down the field, but the rookie made magic on the Colts' final down and found Alec Pierce in the end zone. Richardson then scored the two-point conversion himself.

Patriots’ Jerod Mayo blames a lack of execution in loss to Colts: ‘We just didn’t make the stops that we need to’
"We just didn’t make the stops that we need to," Mayo said after New England let the Colts score with 12 seconds to play in the fourth quarter.

Four highlights from the Bruins’ Centennial Game ceremony
Several Bruins legends took part in Sunday's pregame ceremony.

Bruins unveil bronze bear statue to mark 100th anniversary in Boston How eight drones, Bobby Orr, and 100 years came together in a soaring video celebration of the Bruins centennial

Jayson Tatum scored 33 points in the Celtics' Nov. 19 win over the Cavaliers.

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Celtics at Cavaliers preview: Celtics without Jaylen Brown, Derrick White in best-in-the-East showdown

Cleveland has lost two straight, both to Atlanta, and will hope to break that streak with the champs coming to town.

Kamisha Green, a Boston police officer, with her daughter, Zoey Grace, at their home. Green says without the city's paid family leave policy, she would've had to choose between starting a family when she wanted to, and her dream job.

Boston offers its employees paid parental leave, but some say it’s not long enough

While Boston employees applaud the city for adopting and expanding the benefit, many argue it isn’t long enough, and Boston should offer more help to parents who work for the city.

Boston Ballet will perform "Mikko Nissinen's The Nutcracker" at the Opera House from Nov. 29-Dec. 29 this year.

Things to do this holiday season: 53 family-friendly events, shows and concerts, cheery festivals, markets, and more

From "The Nutcracker" to a brand new "A Christmas Carol" and plenty of menorah and tree lightings, here are 53 fun things to do in and around the city this season.

A State Police trooper had a history of misconduct. State law let him rise through the ranks.

He was but one member of a more than 2,300-person police force. But his story is a snapshot of the shortcomings of the State Police accountability system.

Lawrence mayor, City Council push to appoint some members to elected-only School Committee

The School Committee, which has been rendered powerless during the nearly 13 years of state receivership, is outraged the proposal is being pursued as members were preparing to finally have decision-making authority again.

High school for LGBTQ+ students to open in Western Mass.

The school bills itself as the first therapeutic high school for LGBTQ+ students in the country. It is one of several recently or soon-to-be-opened LGBTQ-affirming schools starting up nationwide.

Trump names loyalist Kash Patel to serve as FBI director

“I am proud to announce that Kashyap “Kash” Patel will serve as the next Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation,” Trump posted Saturday night on Truth Social.

What to know about Kash Patel, Trump’s pick to lead the FBI

Trump wants pardoned real estate developer Charles Kushner to become US ambassador to France

Upcoming rail connection to New Bedford to happen as the city sees a significant economic shift

By next spring, the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority expects a rail connection between New Bedford and Boston to open, for the first time in more than half a century.

Mikaela Shiffrin suffers abdominal puncture wound but no bone or ligament damage in Killington crash
Mikaela Shiffrin suffered a deep puncture wound on her abdomen and “severe muscle trauma” during her scary crash Saturday in Vermont.

Switzerland’s Camille Rast wins slalom on a tough day for Americans at Killington Cup

Former My Chemical Romance drummer Bob Bryar dies at age 44

Inside the heated legal battle over Liberace’s bedazzled concert grand piano

Man stabbed outside Brighton concert venue, police say

Globe Magazine

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

Buy local this holiday season. We’ve pulled together gifts for everyone on your list, from $5 to $125.

LOVE LETTERS

My husband is miserable at work

It’s crushing to watch.

Visitors admire the striking view of the Grand Canyon and Colorado River from Guano Point at Grand Canyon West.

TRAVEL

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

Here’s how to use the City of Lights as a hub for exploring natural wonders.

Opinion

Activities at Tully Lake Campground in Royalston. If there are red towns and blue towns, Royalston (population: 1,250) is the purplest of purples.

EDITORIAL

Meet Massachusetts’ most politically balanced town

Tiny Royalston, MA., had virtually equal numbers of Harris and Trump voters this year. Somehow, life goes on just the same.

Derek W. Black

With school vouchers, Republican leaders are going against their own voters

Rich Barlow

School vouchers offer mediocre returns on investments

IDEAS | NICOLA TWILLEY

There will be cooler ways of keeping food fresh

Renée Loth

Obesity’s stubborn political divide

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‘It was like the end of the world’
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With Trump, clean energy projects in low-income communities could be ‘dead in the water’
Environmental justice nonprofits could be in financial jeopardy if grants don’t come through under Trump.

UN halts aid shipments through Gaza’s main crossing after looting. It blames the crisis on Israel
Israeli strikes on the Gaza Strip killed at least six people overnight, including two young children who died in the tent where their family was sheltering, medical officials said Sunday.

Russia Forges ahead in eastern Ukraine, capturing more villages in recent days
Russian troops in eastern Ukraine have seized at least 10 villages and settlements in roughly as many days, according to a group with ties to the Ukrainian army that maps the battlefield, as Moscow presses on with slow but steady advances that have heightened pressure on Ukraine’s authorities to start ceasefire talks.

Three-alarm blaze tears through Brockton building, leaving fears of collapse
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GoFundMe for Endicott College police sergeant killed in wrong-way crash raises $65,000
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Endicott College police sergeant killed in wrong-way crash on I-95 in Newbury mourned as devoted member of Beverly campus

Colonial-era Bible chronicling family of Old North Church builder to be given to church

The descendants of Ebenezer Clough, the master brick layer who built the Old North Church in 1723, will present the church with a family Bible chronicling multiple generations on Sunday.

He taught city-building at MIT. Now Boston’s once-and-future chief planner is back with some lessons.
Kairos Shen, back at City Hall as Mayor Michelle Wu’s newly named chief of planning, is bringing a fresh perspective from the lecture hall.

From glass-made concrete to North Dakota wind: Boston universities find new ways to slash carbon emissions
Boston universities and local institutions are addressing the climate crisis through new, innovative steps.

Paris’s Notre Dame Cathedral is finally restored. Take a look inside.
The transformation is nothing short of breathtaking: light dances across brilliant stone, gilded accents gleam anew, and the Gothic icon’s majesty is reborn.

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Things to do this holiday season: 53 family-friendly events, shows and concerts, cheery festivals, markets, and more

Rendering of the new Doris Duke Theatre East entrance.

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Daniel Craig in Luca Guadagnino’s "Queer."

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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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IDEAS | DAVID SCHARFENBERG

Why you’ll never convince your Trumpy cousin that he’s wrong

Alice Brock smiles in a framed photo from the 1970s, which hung on a wall in her Provincetown home in 2008.

EDITORIAL

Excepting Alice

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

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An open letter to parents, from a teacher

Migrant families head into a T station to head back to Logan Airport to look for a place to sleep.

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Healey seeks middle ground in $1 billion shelter crisis

IDEAS

Blueprints for a new downtown Boston

Metro

Boston’s bicentennial celebrations helped inspire her love of history. Now she’ll lead city festivities for the nation’s 250th.

Kathy Kottaridis fell in love with history during Boston's massive celebrations of the US bicentennial in the mid-1970s. Now she's getting ready to plan the city's celebration of the nation's 250th birthday — and Boston's 400th.

Colonial-era Bible chronicling family of Old North Church builder to be given to church

The descendants of Ebenezer Clough, the master brick layer who built the Old North Church in 1723, will present the church with a family Bible chronicling multiple generations on Sunday.

High school for LGBTQ+ students to open in Western Mass.

The school bills itself as the first therapeutic high school for LGBTQ+ students in the country. It is one of several recently or soon-to-be-opened LGBTQ-affirming schools starting up nationwide.

Man stabbed outside Brighton concert venue, police say

A 26-year-old man was stabbed multiple times early Sunday morning outside a popular concert venue in Brighton, officials said.

Sports

Camille Rast of Switzerland celebrated her victory in the slalom at the Killington Cup.

world cup skiing

Switzerland’s Camille Rast wins slalom on a tough day for Americans at Killington Cup

The 25-year-old finished .57 seconds ahead of Sweden's Anna Swenn Larsson and Switzerland’s Wendy Holdener.

Camden LaChapelle has been elusive in racking up a 2,000-rushing yard season for Uxbridge.

D7 SUPER BOWL: MASHPEE VS. UXBRIDGE

Previewing and predicting the Division 7 Super Bowl: Mashpee vs. Uxbridge

Defending champion Uxbridge has won 26 straight games and feature junior Camden LaChapelle, who has set single-season school records with 2,165 rushing yards and 32 touchdowns.

bruins

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Several Bruins legends took part in Sunday's pregame ceremony.

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DIVISION 6 SUPER BOWL: HUDSON VS. FAIRHAVEN

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Business

Putin signs off record Russian defense spending as top EU officials visit Kyiv

Russian President Vladimir Putin has approved budget plans, raising 2025 military spending to record levels as Moscow seeks to prevail in the war in Ukraine.

A landmark climate change case will open at the top UN court as island nations fear rising seas

The top United Nations court will take up the largest case in its history on Monday, when it opens two weeks of hearings into what countries worldwide are legally required to do to combat climate change and help vulnerable nations fight its devastating impact.

Boston offers its employees paid parental leave, but some say it’s not long enough

Mass General Brigham doctors demonstrate amid push to unionize

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

Members of Boston-Area Singing Circles participated in a sunrise singing circle in Arnold Arboretum last month.

Singing circles build community one note at a time

‘A really scary time’: Trump’s anti-trans rhetoric sparks race to update ID documents

Inside the heated legal battle over Liberace’s bedazzled concert grand piano

sports

Mayo's defense allowed a 19-play touchdown drive in the final seconds of Sunday's loss.

Patriots’ Jerod Mayo blames a lack of execution in loss to Colts: ‘We just didn’t make the stops that we need to’

Patriots’ Jerod Mayo gets a painful coaching lesson from Shane Steichen in loss to the Colts

Celtics at Cavaliers preview: Celtics without Jaylen Brown, Derrick White in best-in-the-East showdown

business

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau walks through the lobby of the Delta Hotel by Marriott, on Nov. 29, in West Palm Beach, Fla.

Trump says Trudeau made a commitment on border security during meeting, but doesn’t back away from tariffs

Donald Trump’s call for ‘energy dominance’ is likely to run into real-world limits

Santa’s annual train visit delivers hope and magic to one corner of coal country

politics

President-elect Donald Trump is threatening to challenge the Senate’s constitutionally independent role with his nominees and threats to push the boundaries of executive authority.

A second Trump term poses a crucial test of the Senate’s independence

Trump wants pardoned real estate developer Charles Kushner to become US ambassador to France

Here are the people Donald Trump has picked for key positions

Nation

The FDA declared that flavored vapes appeal too much to underage users. The Supreme Court is poised to consider the regulation of flavored e-cigarettes. Companies offer liquids with fanciful names like Killer Kustard, Strawberry Parfait, and Pineapple Express.

Supreme Court poised to enter fray over regulation of flavored vapes

VIPs, traffic drama, and booming business: How Trump is changing Palm Beach

What to know about Kash Patel, Trump’s pick to lead the FBI

World

Shireen Daifallah, who was displaced with her children from northern Gaza, checks the fire next to their tent at a camp for displaced people in Deir al-Balah, Gaza Strip, on Nov. 30.

UN halts aid shipments through Gaza’s main crossing after looting. It blames the crisis on Israel

Russia Forges ahead in eastern Ukraine, capturing more villages in recent days

An Israeli strike in Gaza kills World Central Kitchen workers. Israel says 1 was an Oct. 7 attacker

opinion

Getting older, with an ache here, a stretch there, maybe a little PT ... maybe a lot ...

What SUNY can teach the Ivy League about curbing antisemitism

Ukraine deserves a chance for peace and stability

lifestyle

My husband is miserable at work

More than 100 New England wedding vendors band together for the LGBTQ community post-election

Ways to volunteer, give back this holiday season in Boston

food & dining

Pickle Dust by Knife and Plow, a "chef-driven farm" in Strafford, N.H.

New Hampshire Gifts: 3 unusual and flavorful finds

Overloaded with leftovers? Here’s how you can make that turkey last.

Inside Babes Pie Co.: A new chapter for a culinary vet

travel

Getting an airport Uber has become an absolute obstacle course

What’s in store for New England’s skiers and snowboarders? Hopefully not a repeat of last season.

We were winging it in Buffalo, where the quintessential game food was hatched

Arts

Justin Sun ate the banana from the artwork "Comedian" by Maurizio Cattelan, which Sun bought for $6.2 million.

Cryptocurrency entrepreneur who bought banana art for $6.2 million eats the fruit in Hong Kong

An abandoned 19th century Jewish mural finds a new home

A Cherokee artist’s view of the American landscape

Books

Orhan Pamuk (”Memories of Distant Mountains”) is in conversation with Stephen Kinzer Monday at 7 p.m. at First Parish Church.

Author readings around Boston through Dec. 7

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

Movies

Mr. Holliman, with Angie Dickenson (center) and Susan Strasberg, appeared at Park Plaza Hotel in Boston in 1983. The three appeared at a rally protesting the abuse of laboratory animals.

Earl Holliman, rugged screen presence, dies at 96

It’s a good weekend to go to the movies. Eight films to see in theaters right now.

Chris Evans lookalike contest scheduled for Boston Common on Saturday, reports say

Television

John Krasinski attends the premiere of Paramount Pictures' "IF" at the SVA Theatre, May 13, 2024, in New York.

John Krasinski has an eerie new TV project in the works

A genre that was all smooth sailing

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

music

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

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.

Colts 25, Patriots 24

Patriots’ Jerod Mayo gets a painful coaching lesson from Shane Steichen in loss to the Colts

Patriots’ Jerod Mayo blames a lack of execution in loss to Colts: ‘We just didn’t make the stops that we need to’ "We just didn’t make the stops that we need to," Mayo said after New England let the Colts score with 12 seconds to play in the fourth quarter.

Four highlights from the Bruins’ Centennial Game ceremony Several Bruins legends took part in Sunday's pregame ceremony.

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Boston offers its employees paid parental leave, but some say it’s not long enough

Things to do this holiday season: 53 family-friendly events, shows and concerts, cheery festivals, markets, and more

A State Police trooper had a history of misconduct. State law let him rise through the ranks.

Lawrence mayor, City Council push to appoint some members to elected-only School Committee

High school for LGBTQ+ students to open in Western Mass.

Trump names loyalist Kash Patel to serve as FBI director

Trump wants pardoned real estate developer Charles Kushner to become US ambassador to France

Upcoming rail connection to New Bedford to happen as the city sees a significant economic shift

Mikaela Shiffrin suffers abdominal puncture wound but no bone or ligament damage in Killington crash Mikaela Shiffrin suffered a deep puncture wound on her abdomen and “severe muscle trauma” during her scary crash Saturday in Vermont.

Former My Chemical Romance drummer Bob Bryar dies at age 44

Inside the heated legal battle over Liberace’s bedazzled concert grand piano

Man stabbed outside Brighton concert venue, police say

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

My husband is miserable at work

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

Meet Massachusetts’ most politically balanced town

With school vouchers, Republican leaders are going against their own voters

School vouchers offer mediocre returns on investments

There will be cooler ways of keeping food fresh

Obesity’s stubborn political divide

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VIPs, traffic drama, and booming business: How Trump is changing Palm Beach Just down the road from the Mar-a-Lago estate where Donald Trump was assembling his Cabinet, local officials last month held their own high-stakes discussion: What to do about the traffic?

With Trump, clean energy projects in low-income communities could be ‘dead in the water’ Environmental justice nonprofits could be in financial jeopardy if grants don’t come through under Trump.

UN halts aid shipments through Gaza’s main crossing after looting. It blames the crisis on Israel Israeli strikes on the Gaza Strip killed at least six people overnight, including two young children who died in the tent where their family was sheltering, medical officials said Sunday.

Three-alarm blaze tears through Brockton building, leaving fears of collapse A three-alarm blaze tore through an unoccupied four-story building in Brockton on Saturday evening, leaving concerns that the building could collapse, fire officials said

GoFundMe for Endicott College police sergeant killed in wrong-way crash raises $65,000 Jeremy Cole’s death, which occurred on the eve of the Thanksgiving holiday, ignited an outpouring of sympathy and support from the Endicott College community and police departments around New England.

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Colonial-era Bible chronicling family of Old North Church builder to be given to church

He taught city-building at MIT. Now Boston’s once-and-future chief planner is back with some lessons. Kairos Shen, back at City Hall as Mayor Michelle Wu’s newly named chief of planning, is bringing a fresh perspective from the lecture hall.

From glass-made concrete to North Dakota wind: Boston universities find new ways to slash carbon emissions Boston universities and local institutions are addressing the climate crisis through new, innovative steps.

Paris’s Notre Dame Cathedral is finally restored. Take a look inside. The transformation is nothing short of breathtaking: light dances across brilliant stone, gilded accents gleam anew, and the Gothic icon’s majesty is reborn.

Culture & Lifestyle

Things to do this holiday season: 53 family-friendly events, shows and concerts, cheery festivals, markets, and more

A new Doris Duke Theatre, doubled in size, rises at Jacob’s Pillow

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

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Opinion, ideas, and commentary

Why you’ll never convince your Trumpy cousin that he’s wrong

Excepting Alice

Matty in the Morning, in his own words

An open letter to parents, from a teacher

Healey seeks middle ground in $1 billion shelter crisis

Blueprints for a new downtown Boston

Metro

Boston’s bicentennial celebrations helped inspire her love of history. Now she’ll lead city festivities for the nation’s 250th.

Colonial-era Bible chronicling family of Old North Church builder to be given to church

High school for LGBTQ+ students to open in Western Mass.

Man stabbed outside Brighton concert venue, police say

Sports

Switzerland’s Camille Rast wins slalom on a tough day for Americans at Killington Cup

Previewing and predicting the Division 7 Super Bowl: Mashpee vs. Uxbridge

Four highlights from the Bruins’ Centennial Game ceremony

Colts 25, Patriots 24: Anthony Richardson leads Indy on game-winning drive to hand New England yet another loss

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Putin signs off record Russian defense spending as top EU officials visit Kyiv

A landmark climate change case will open at the top UN court as island nations fear rising seas

Boston offers its employees paid parental leave, but some say it’s not long enough

Mass General Brigham doctors demonstrate amid push to unionize

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

metro

Singing circles build community one note at a time

‘A really scary time’: Trump’s anti-trans rhetoric sparks race to update ID documents

Inside the heated legal battle over Liberace’s bedazzled concert grand piano

Patriots’ Jerod Mayo blames a lack of execution in loss to Colts: ‘We just didn’t make the stops that we need to’
"We just didn’t make the stops that we need to," Mayo said after New England let the Colts score with 12 seconds to play in the fourth quarter.

Four highlights from the Bruins’ Centennial Game ceremony
Several Bruins legends took part in Sunday's pregame ceremony.

Mikaela Shiffrin suffers abdominal puncture wound but no bone or ligament damage in Killington crash
Mikaela Shiffrin suffered a deep puncture wound on her abdomen and “severe muscle trauma” during her scary crash Saturday in Vermont.

‘It was like the end of the world’
One hour. That’s all it took for the fire to wipe out everything they owned: Clothing. Furniture. Mementos. Passports. Toys. Even the family’s pet hamster.

VIPs, traffic drama, and booming business: How Trump is changing Palm Beach
Just down the road from the Mar-a-Lago estate where Donald Trump was assembling his Cabinet, local officials last month held their own high-stakes discussion: What to do about the traffic?

With Trump, clean energy projects in low-income communities could be ‘dead in the water’
Environmental justice nonprofits could be in financial jeopardy if grants don’t come through under Trump.

UN halts aid shipments through Gaza’s main crossing after looting. It blames the crisis on Israel
Israeli strikes on the Gaza Strip killed at least six people overnight, including two young children who died in the tent where their family was sheltering, medical officials said Sunday.

Three-alarm blaze tears through Brockton building, leaving fears of collapse
A three-alarm blaze tore through an unoccupied four-story building in Brockton on Saturday evening, leaving concerns that the building could collapse, fire officials said

GoFundMe for Endicott College police sergeant killed in wrong-way crash raises $65,000
Jeremy Cole’s death, which occurred on the eve of the Thanksgiving holiday, ignited an outpouring of sympathy and support from the Endicott College community and police departments around New England.

He taught city-building at MIT. Now Boston’s once-and-future chief planner is back with some lessons.
Kairos Shen, back at City Hall as Mayor Michelle Wu’s newly named chief of planning, is bringing a fresh perspective from the lecture hall.

From glass-made concrete to North Dakota wind: Boston universities find new ways to slash carbon emissions
Boston universities and local institutions are addressing the climate crisis through new, innovative steps.

Paris’s Notre Dame Cathedral is finally restored. Take a look inside.
The transformation is nothing short of breathtaking: light dances across brilliant stone, gilded accents gleam anew, and the Gothic icon’s majesty is reborn.