Martin Luther King’s lost draft of ‘I Have a Dream’ emerges from a desk drawer
A handwritten draft of Martin Luther King Jr.'s "I Have a Dream," edited by him, was in a desk drawer for decades.
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Tigers infielder Kevin McGonigle wins AL Rookie of the Year, Red Sox lefthander Payton Tolle finishes third
McGonigle received 28 of 30 possible first-place votes, while Guardians lefthander Parker Messick received the other two.
Guns on Amtrak trains? A workers union is up in arms.
Amtrak will soon allow travelers to bring their guns, secured in personal lockboxes, on trains as carry-on luggage, the company said.
Caroline Harvey hat trick leads United States to rout over Austria in women’s hockey world championships
The last goal of the game by Austria was the first conceded in three games by the United States, which as scored 23 so far.
Pope Leo urges Argentina to protect the vulnerable from Milei’s austerity measures
His trip has electrified this predominantly Catholic country that had not hosted a papal visit in nearly four decades.
Lynn middle schooler suffers deep cut on bleachers, taken to Boston hospital
A 13-year-old boy accidentally cut his leg during gym class Monday morning, officials said.
Scientists sue in Boston to block Trump administration changes at National Science Foundation
The lawsuit, filed in US District Court in Massachusetts, seeks to block the NSF from dismantling its social science funding division
Nvidia stock drops even as broader market rallies
The chipmaker’s sheer size and significance to the artificial intelligence trade means the news will reverberate across Wall Street.
The Booker Prize gets its first ‘bona fide’ science fiction winner
M. John Harrison's "The End of Everything" earned the prestigious honor.
Diners support Jewish-owned eateries in Philadelphia after boycott call
In Philadelphia’s Jewish community, many were concerned that the establishments were being targeted not because of their politics or actions, but because of their identity.
Global Partners CEO Eric Slifka settles his company into its new Newton home
Also aWhite Stadium milestone; Tripadvisor’s top two execs depart; SharkNinja and Wayfair stocks rise.
Beverly Whipple has died. She introduced the G-Spot to the mainstream.
Ms. Whipple’s plain language and accepting attitude about sexual tastes and orientations informed, amused and shocked global audiences.
Calm before the storm: Enjoy the tranquil and sunny midweek before the weather becomes unsettled
This high pressure does not have particularly cold air with it, so temperatures will turn more seasonable.
Nancy Pelosi honored with Lifetime Achievement Award at Kennedy Institute on heels of blue wave
Nancy Pelosi accepted the award after the Democratic "blue wave" swept the nation during last Tuesday's midterms.
How Europe’s trash ends up on Turkey’s beaches
Last year, the plastic waste sent by European countries exceeded 700,000 tons — a record, according to trade data. All of it was destined for Turkey’s recycling industry.
‘Food is community’: How immigrants in Massachusetts find comfort in familiar dishes far from home
In search of that taste of home, some immigrants turn to friends, other look to small caterers.
Ukraine peace talks are restarting after 9 months. Here’s what to expect.
Jared Kushner, the president’s son-in-law and envoy, wrote that the objective was to “bring Ukraine and Russia together to discuss directly their postwar security concerns, proposals, and potential solutions.”
Judge refuses to dismiss murder charges against Lindsay Clancy, or launch inquiry into holdout juror
“The Court’s primary concern must be protecting the fairness of the proceedings and avoiding the possibility of a coerced verdict," Judge William F. Sullivan wrote.
Man found dead in Newbury pasture identified as Beverly cardiologist
No foul play is suspected, officials said.
Feud between former Trump officials exposes divisions over MAHA movement after midterm losses
A public spat between former Trump administration officials over alleged corruption in public health policymaking is the latest front in Republicans’ postelection recriminations.
FDA warns GLP-1 drugs carry potential risk of rare eye condition
The condition, called non-arteritic anterior ischemic optic neuropathy, or NAION, is sometimes referred to as an “eye stroke.”
Despite headwinds, Vineyard Wind, Revolution Wind come fully online
Green energy advocates celebrated the milestone, which they said would eliminate 1.6 million metric tons of carbon pollution annually.
Health care affordability helped propel the blue wave. Can Democrats lower costs?
While there will be urgency to pass bills, President Trump quickly reminded Democrats eager to reform the health system that he wields the veto.
Read the texts between Jordon Hudson and the Winthrop Airbnb host she’s suing
"Thanks for the confirmation that you will delete the video. Appreciated,” Hudson texted the Airbnb host, according to the lawsuit.
Tewksbury teenager who allegedly threatened to kill Trump appears in federal court
The 18-year-old allegedly sent a direct message on Instagram in June that said "it's time," and "i'm gonna kill trump."
Jeffries and Schumer face blowback at home as they ascend in Washington
Nowhere is the restive sentiment more prevalent than in New York City, the home base of Jeffries and Schumer.
State Police have agreed to pay Karen Read $100,000 to settle her lawsuit against agency
Karen Read sued State Police and the Town of Canton in June, alleging flawed hiring practices led to the retention of biased officers.
Dianna Russini gives first interview since photos with Mike Vrabel went viral: ‘It was a nightmare’
Russini, who is preparing to make her return to sports media on Wednesday, did not mention Vrabel by name in the interview with People magazine.
Supreme Court clears the way for border wall construction in Texas’s Big Bend to resume
Bipartisan opposition has rallied to fight back against the project, which would include 30-foot-tall steel walls in some areas as well as vehicle barriers and new roads.
Struggle and solidarity in Front Porch’s ‘The Wash’
The show is a solid addition to the lineup of shows Front Porch Arts Collective has put on over the last decade.
Driver of propane truck killed in Holden crash
The propane truck was carrying thousands of gallons of fuel.
Wu administration looks to ease affordable housing requirements for developers
The proposed changes mark a modest shift in a policy that some developers and administration officials worry is raising costs and undercutting the program’s goals.
Morgan Geekie had angles covered vs. Panthers, Paul Maurice’s unique perspective on the Tkachuks, and other Bruins notes
Stationed at the base of the left circle, Geekie smoked a David Pastrnak relay past Jacob Markstrom to give Boston a 3-0 lead.
Off-duty police officer injured while breaking up argument at McDonald’s in Dorchester
The off-duty officer was among the patrons at the Gallivan Boulevard restaurant around Sunday night.
Tripadvisor CEO, CFO on the way out amid broader restructuring
Matt Goldberg is stepping down in February, while chief financial officer Mike Noonan is leaving as of Dec. 31.
Town employee in Nahant placed on leave during investigation into ‘financial irregularities’ at elementary school
“The incident involves mishandling classroom funds that are maintained in an account separate from the town,” the town's administrator said.
Recipe: Waitrose supermarkets in the UK handed out this harissa yogurt salmon recipe to shoppers
This recipe is for Harissa Yogurt Salmon from the food section of The Boston Globe.
Recipe: A grand, high spinach frittata is ideal for holiday house guests
This recipe is for Mile High Spinach Frittata from the food section of The Boston Globe.
Recipe: In this warm, bright, fall salad, beets are tossed with apples and rye croutons
This recipe is for Warm Beet Salad with Rye Croutons from the food section of The Boston Globe.
Patriots wide receiver A.J. Brown expected to make the trip to Germany for Sunday’s game against the Lions
Coach Mike Vrabel said the team is traveling Wednesday, a day earlier than usual for international games, with a walkthrough planned for Thursday and practice Friday.
New England Republicans aren’t dead. They’re just waiting out Trump.
The region’s voters haven’t abandoned fiscal conservatism or pragmatic government. They’ve turned away from the national Republican Party.
Representative Thomas Massie of Kentucky files resolution to impeach Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth
The resolution largely focuses on the war in Iran but also includes references to Hegseth’s role in carrying out military actions in Yemen and Venezuela.
‘This wasn’t just some crazy story’: Here’s a sneak peek of Netflix’s upcoming Karen Read docuseries
The three episode series will debut on Nov. 23 on the streamer.
How can I fix my dating life when I’m not the problem?
I feel like the dating culture right now is just messy. Everybody just wants to hook up. No one wants to share their authenticity.
College Football Playoff doubles up, expands to 24 teams beginning next season
College leaders announced the new format after ESPN agreed to rework its contract to add the 11 new games.
Senate weighs sweeping energy legislation in first major action since midterm elections
The legislation’s sweeping changes would shorten the timeline to get big energy projects started — both for clean energy and fossil fuel projects.
Here’s what Stephen Miller has said about his plans for the White House as chief of staff
Miller is one of President Trump’s longest-serving and most influential aides, and the architect of many of the president’s most aggressive border and immigration policies.
Your Mike Vrabel Monday rundown: Coach talks Christian Gonzalez, Drake Maye, locker room worries, and more
Vrabel also touched on Tuesday's NFL trade deadline and the coming trip to Germany.
Deportation flight of Iranians from US scuttled at last minute, attorney says
At least eight Iranians were loaded onto a plane Sunday morning in Arizona, for a deportation flight. The flight was canceled without explanation, the attorney said.
Red Sox should be in the market for a starter, and other observations on the team
The Sox could benefit from adding a veteran righthander to better balance the rotation and guard against injuries.
White Stadium project in Franklin Park hits big milestone
Mayor Michelle Wu and other dignitaries gathered in the rain for the "topping off" ceremony.
Catching up with Marcus Smart, who has given the Rockets a boost
Now in his 13th season, the former Celtic has been one of the veteran leaders for a young Houston team.
Markey tells Google to let schools disable AI features in search
The tech industry is facing heightened public concern that chatbots can hinder students’ learning and pose risks to children’s mental health.
Pete Hegseth decried ‘destructive ideologies’ in R.I. on Monday. Back in Washington, some are preparing to impeach him.
Republican Representative Thomas Massie renewed impeachment articles against Hegseth as Congress reconvened Monday.
Great Barrington fire chief placed on leave; captain named acting chief
Scott Turner was placed on administrative leave on Thursday.
Jordon Hudson files suit over shirtless Bill Belichick footage from Winthrop Airbnb that leaked online
The lawsuit says Hudson and Belichick stayed at a Winthrop Airbnb in June 2023, before their romantic relationship was publicly known.
Russell Brand has been sentenced to more than 10 years in a British prison for rape and sexual assault
A jury of eight men and four women found him guilty of attacking four of six accusers on allegations dating back to 2004.
Polish gunman who killed 6 in Krakow square dies in a hospital
The attacker, wearing military-style clothing and a bulletproof vest, drove into the main square in Krakow’s Old Town and opened fire.
Mass. GOP chair won’t seek another term, creating new question for Republicans: Who will lead them out of the blue wave?
Republicans have long struggled to compete in Massachusetts, where Democrats dominate every level of government, and their own state party has often been hampered by internal divisions.
Man arrested after allegedly firing rifle during soccer game in Everett, police say
Police seized a semiautomatic rifle in connection with the incident.
Jury says it’s deadlocked in Matthew Farwell’s trial in death of Sandra Birchmore
The judge dismissed the jurors just before 4:30 p.m. Monday and asked them to return to court Tuesday, after 10 and a half hours of deliberating the case so far.
Potential nor’easter could bring snow inland and rain to Boston, Southeastern Mass. later this week
A coastal storm could bring rain to Greater Boston late Thursday into Friday, with a coating to 2 inches of snow possible in higher elevations of Western Massachusetts and Northern New England.
Brigham and unionized nurses resume contract talks to try to avoid a strike
If negotiations fail, an open-ended strike is scheduled to start Thursday.
UN climate summit kicks off in Turkey after a disastrous year of extreme weather
Delegates will come under pressure to develop new pledges for climate action while implementing previous promises.
On the road to second chances: Training program seeks to transform inmates into truck drivers
Road to Reentry Success, cqa commercial driver’s license training program, prepares inmates for jobs as truck drivers.
Could Rhode Island FC reach the top tier of American soccer? Lou DePaoli likes its chances.
Expected to take effect in 2028, the league’s new promotion and relegation system could make US soccer more structured and meaningful, says RI FC’s new president of business operations.
They came to Boston to make money, selling candy to strangers. Tragedy struck at South Station.
The stabbing at South Station marked a violent final chapter in a life filled with struggle — and some hard-won successes.
More people have picked their funeral songs than planned their wills. So what’s your walk-off song?
You only die once. Choose your music wisely.
Dartmouth’s president doubles down on AI despite controversy on campus
Dartmouth's president doubles down on AI despite controversy on campus.
This 1966 deck house in Sudbury for $1.2m is a nature oasis
This four-bedroom house is a perfect example of why pre-fab Deck Homes were popular in leafy suburbs like Sudbury.
Eat around the world on this Fenway block
As the surrounding neighborhood has grown tall and glitzy, one modest strip of Peterborough Street remains a haven for indie, immigrant-owned restaurants.
Did the Revolution make the right call on Major League Soccer’s Decision Day?
Neither home field nor having a healthy roster guarantee results, but New England erred toward the latter on Saturday, when a victory would have earned a higher seed.
Inside the final days of Jaylen Brown and Jayson Tatum’s tenure as Celtics teammates
Tuesday marks the first game for the pair as opponents. Sources around the Celtics detail how the two stars' paths diverged.
Michael Hagens, James’s brother, has helped Vermont get off to a hot start in Hockey East
The brother of the Bruins rookie has three goals and five assists as the Catamounts took five of a possible six points at Boston College over the weekend.
Amid a difficult higher ed landscape in Massachusetts, Merrimack College is making a big bet on adding sports
Officials believe the addition of four Division 1 sports along with infrastructure buildouts will help increase enrollment. Recent athletic success helps, too.
China dismisses as a smear campaign claims of a spy plot involving Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has acknowledged he had been intimate with a business executive, issuing an apology to his wife and to the company in an open letter posted on Nvidia’s website.
US stocks rally and recover more of last week’s losses as oil prices swing lower
The strength came even though Nvidia, one of Wall Street’s most influential stocks, sank.
New Jersey stripped Eli Mirlis of his license to operate nursing homes. Why was he able to buy 12 facilities in Massachusetts?
A Spotlight investigation into RegalCare spurred changes but also raises questions about why the state didn’t step in earlier.
High school football players of the week: 48 standouts that shined under bright lights
From first-round playoff tilts, non-playoff contests, and preps, there were plenty of outstanding performances.
Drake Maye, Christian Gonzalez at the heart of Patriots’ problems in loss to Packers
The Patriots' star quarterback and star cornerback both had bad days.
After 27 years, a final bow for jazz group the Bad Plus
After crafting one of the most durable careers in jazz, the Bad Plus bring their farewell tour to the Sinclair.
G7 talks in Paris tackle unresolved global crises with questions over US approach
Marco Rubio is likely to face questions about the administration's positions on the Russia-Ukraine war, the Iran conflict, and artificial intelligence.
How out-of-school sports are fueling an absenteeism crisis in Mass. schools
Some elite players have always prioritized sports over school, but school teams have long been a powerful incentive to get kids in school. Private clubs are breaking that bond.
Tom Brady’s analysis in his first game broadcasting the Patriots was thoughtful and illuminating
Brady is in his third season in the lead spot in Fox's NFL booth and had yet to call a New England game until Sunday's Packers debacle.
In interview with ‘60 Minutes,’ Trump says his deportation policy ‘might have been too tough’ for voters in the election
Trump added that he thinks he could reach an agreement with the new Democratic majority.
Trump says he was just kidding about making UFC’s Dana White his press secretary
After his party’s deep losses in Tuesday’s midterm elections, Trump shook up his administration on Friday and said he had offered the press secretary job to UFC boss Dana White.
Suffield Academy headmaster Charles Cahn resigns amid IRS investigation
Charles Cahn has resigned as Suffield Academy's headmaster after the Connecticut boarding school placed him on leave, citing an IRS investigation.
Why haven’t we banned highway billboards in Massachusetts? (Like Maine and Vermont.)
Ever notice how Vermont and Maine feel visually pristine? That’s partly because of what’s not there.
After their midterm win and Stephen Miller’s promotion, Democrats gear up for a fight on immigration
Here’s a look at what might come next for immigration after Election Day.
Suffield Academy’s Charles Cahn went missing and was found in Maine
Charles Cahn, the former Suffield Academy headmaster facing an IRS investigation, went missing before being found in Maine.
Five takeaways from Congressman Gabe Amo following the blue wave election
“He just got a spanking,” Amo said of President Trump. “It is a deep repudiation.”
Former R.I. social worker accused of sex with a teen under her authority
Kimberly Raposa of West Warwick is charged under a law passed in 2022 that makes it a crime for a person in a position of authority — a teacher, coach or priest — to have sexual contact with teens under their supervision.
Invasive zebra mussels are ‘knocking on the door’ of the Berkshires, much to the chagrin of conservationists
Pittsfield officials began spraying pesticides to kill zebra mussels this week, amid rising concerns over the spread of the species among state conservationists.
How this ‘Love Is Blind’ contestant, a biotech engineer, spends her six-figure salary
Aneha Singh talked about paying close to $3,000 a month on rent in Cambridge, her splurges on fashion and makeup, and what it means to be a "traditional modern woman."
She promised prep-school admissions access. Now she’s off Suffield Academy’s board.
A prep-school admissions consultant's departure from Suffield Academy's board adds another development as its headmaster faces a reported IRS investigation.
More kids are missing school. The reasons vary from Dunkin’ dates to fear of ICE raids.
Students have always missed school, but absences have surged since the pandemic, jeopardizing the education of a generation of young people.
Suffield Academy’s Charlie Cahn was among New England’s highest-paid school leaders. His removal left questions.
Charlie Cahn was one of New England's highest-paid boarding school leaders. His sudden removal at Suffield Academy left the school community searching for answers.
Suffield Academy headmaster Charlie Cahn on leave amid IRS investigation, school says
The Connecticut boarding school said its headmaster was taking a leave of absence after officials learned of an IRS investigation involving him.
Divorce, shrooms, and a stripper: Latest from the ‘Love Is Blind’ Boston reunion
Track every Love Is Blind Season 11 Boston couple, engagement and breakup, plus cast hometowns, filming locations and weekly recaps from The Boston Globe.
Biden promotes administration’s rural electrification funding in Wisconsin
Funding for the project comes from the Democrats’ Inflation Reduction Act, signed into law in August 2022 and passed in Congress along party lines.