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"Unfortunately, I cheated on him. We had been together for eight months. He is feeling very hurt by it — and that’s why we recently broke up."
"I’d like to get back together, but when we see each other — and we do — he doesn’t kiss me or show affection. He claims it’s due to him struggling with the pain I caused him."
More than 100 people gathered at a vigil in Newton Center on Sunday to mourn six Israeli hostages killed in Gaza this weekend, including Israeli-American Hersh Goldberg-Polin, a 23-year-old man with local family ties.
Hamas killed Goldberg-Polin and the other hostages in a tunnel in the city of Rafah as Israeli forces battled militants nearby, according to the Israeli military.
CBS’s Chief White House Correspondent Nancy Cordes suggested that Healey’s name has been floated as a possible US attorney general candidate during the show. When asked if she would be interested in it she dodged the question.
“I’m focused on doing everything I can to elect Kamala Harris and Tim Walz in November. It will be good not just for Massachusetts; it will be good for America,” Healey said.
Only a few voters will have the chance to cast ballots for a contested primary election in Massachusetts. Here are some of those races to watch and how to vote in this year’s primary elections.
All 160 House districts and 40 Senate districts are up for reelection.
As online sports betting shakes up the gambling landscape, speculation has swirled about the fate of the two resort casinos.
“Wynn Resorts has no plan to sell Encore Boston Harbor,” according to Wynn spokesperson Michael Weaver.
Nearly 900 workers across four hotels in Boston went on strike on Sunday morning demanding relief from “arduous workloads” and higher pay.
The workers on strike include room attendants, doormen, front desk agents, cooks and kitchen staff, and others from the Hilton Park Plaza, Hilton Logan Airport, Hilton-Hampton Inn Boston Seaport, and Fairmont Copley Plaza hotels.
With the 2024 presidential election set to be decided by razor-thin margins in a handful of states, Trump and his team are betting that winning over Kennedy supporters could help push them to victory.
Already, Trump surrogates are spelling out how Kennedy’s backing could boost the campaign.
Across New England, the number of DC fast chargers is up 54 percent since the end of 2022. In Massachusetts, there are 908 fast chargers, up from about 585 during our previous trip. Tesla has opened its proprietary Supercharger stations to some other brands, starting with Ford and Rivian. And charging prices are up — way up in some cases.
The goal was to log a full day on the road in a Tesla Cybertruck and a Rivian SUV — but no road trip is complete without some sugary pit stops.
Boston’s rental season culminates on Sept. 1, the date that, by some estimates, two-thirds of leases in the city turn over and the reason why “Allston Christmas” has become a sort of civic holiday. And at a time when it seems like the whole city is moving, rents are going up, too.
Already one of the country’s priciest rental markets, Boston is seeing rents keep climbing even as other cities cool off.
Almost a quarter of water quality tests taken on campus at Tewksbury State Hospital over the past 12 years found manganese levels more than three times higher than the Environmental Protection Agency’s recommended levels.
A project to get the sprawling Tewksbury campus clean water won't be finished until next year.
More than three years later, federal authorities have drawn a shockingly different conclusion that calls into question the competence — or worse — of the initial investigation into Sandra Birchmore's death.
On Wednesday, federal prosecutors announced their investigation had found what many of Sandra Birchmore’s friends and family always believed: Matthew Farwell allegedly killed Birchmore and then staged her body and apartment to make her death look like a su***de.
The wild-card race doesn't look interesting, writes Peter Abraham. The Red Sox are the only American League team that has a chance of breaking into the tournament, as manager Alex Cora likes to call it.
Four of the six divisions remain very much in play as the season hits the homestretch, as are the byes into the Division Series.
Over 70 percent of Boston's leases expire Sept. 1. Here's what the chaos looks like.
People moving during Boston’s chaotic Sept. 1 weekend get by with a little help from family, friends, and, in the case of a pair of Northeastern students, two electric scooters.
While the “dynamic kickoff” is the most significant rule change in the NFL this year, it is not the only one. Here are some of the most important rule changes that you’ll need to know.
The competition committee, working in conjunction with officials and teams, has the latitude to tweak or clarify rules it deems in the best interest of the game.
"Wicked Tuna" being canceled has been unwelcome for many in Gloucester, particularly the captains, who had no desire for the show to end and say they’ve received no explanation from the network as to why it was canceled.
The network, in a release announcing the end of the show, did not give a reason, and instead thanked the cast, fans, and Gloucester community.
Gary Washburn decided to project the 12-man Team USA men's basketball roster for Los Angeles 2028, and it includes surprises and omissions.
There will need to be a major roster overhaul over the next four seasons given the advancing age of the top players on the 2024 squad.
Police said Saturday that a man will face misdemeanor charges after he stormed into the press area at Donald Trump’s rally in Johnstown, Pa.
It was not immediately clear what motivated the man or whether he was a Trump supporter or critic.
Sid Eudy, whose Sid Vicious persona made him one of wrestling’s top draws in the 1990s, died last Monday. He was 63 years old.
Eudy’s big money-earning days were relatively brief, his career essentially terminated in January 2001 with a jump from the turnbuckle gone wrong.
The NFL has made drastic changes to the kickoff, and other rule changes, too.
There are a number of rule changes in the NFL for this season.
After months of haggling, Lifespan on Thursday signed a purchase agreement to take over St. Anne’s in Fall River and Morton Hospital in Taunton from bankrupt Steward Health Care for $175 million.
Roger Williams Medical Center and Our Lady of Fatima Hospital, owned by Prospect Medical Holdings, could close. Here’s why Rhode Island’s largest health care system is looking to Taunton and Fall River instead.
As we begin meteorological autumn, there’s still plenty to be done outside, including around the yard and in the garden. Some of what needs to be done this time of the year is quite mundane while other things can bring a lot of pleasure. If you haven’t put out a hummingbird feeder it’s still not too late.
Here’s some advice on planting seeds, bulbs and caring for those perennials.
Earlier this year, allegations of disgraceful living conditions at Franklin Field drew the attention of the state’s attorney general, who sued the authority, the city’s largest housing provider, over its handling of a tenant’s complaints about a unit at Franklin Field infested with mice and mold.
Residents of this sprawling public housing community complain of broken door locks, loose faucets, caved-in shower walls, among a slew of other maintenance requests.
Every summer, a new generation of doctors descends upon the Boston area’s renowned teaching hospitals, providing care to patients for the first time. They are armed with years of medical education but lack on-the-ground experience that turns novice practitioners into experts.
Infectious diseases, shortages, and political attacks on health care are adding complexity to their already demanding lives.
With the MBTA’s longest shutdown so far quickly approaching, the agency has seemingly dodged the once routine barrage of complaints from riders. Rather, as the T has worked to rid the system of slow zones over the past year, many commuters have gone online to say their train rides feel faster and smoother.
As the T has worked to rid the system of slow zones, many commuters have reported their trains feel faster and smoother.
While women make up only a tiny fraction of the country’s armed forces, their service is vital. With tens of thousands of men reportedly recruited every month, women have stepped up as crucial operations from coal mines to territorial defense forces accept them to fulfill traditionally male roles.
Women are joining the ranks of Ukrainian mobile air-defense units to shoot down drones as more men are drawn to the battles on the eastern front line.
The Boston accent isn’t easy to master, with its distinctive lack of the letter “R.” Boston Globe Today enlisted the help of Dorchester native and reporter Emily Sweeney to ask Globe staffers and everyday Bostonians about their favorite — and least favorite — Boston accents on screen.
It’s hard to get a Boston accent right, and locals can spot a fraud from a mile away.
Don’t forget those TPS report cover sheets before heading out for the long weekend.
From bad boss drama to office hijinks, here are a few movies about work available to stream this Labor Day weekend.
A homeless woman is now facing a murder charge for allegedly stomping a homeless man to death on Aug. 20 after she found him using her blue blanket at a New Bedford car wash they both frequented, according to court records.
The woman appeared in New Bedford District Court Thursday where a not guilty plea to murder was entered on her behalf.
Trump lamented the growing acceptance of transgender Americans Friday in an appearance at the annual gathering of Moms for Liberty, a national nonprofit that has spearheaded efforts to get mentions of LGBTQ+ identity and structural racism out of K-12 classrooms.
Trump said transgender women should not be allowed to play in women’s sports and said access to gender-affirming health care should be restricted.
In a closed-door meeting of Senate Democrats, two Rhode Island senators were outspoken in their views on President Biden exiting the presidential race, The New York Times reported.
The new reporting provides an inside look at the views of Rhode Island senators Jack Reed and Sheldon Whitehouse, who voiced deep doubts that Biden had a viable path to the presidency, according to the Times.
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