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New England’s best source for news, sports, opinion and entertainment. The Globe brings you breaking news, Spotlight Team investigations, year-round coverage of the Red Sox, Patriots, Celtics and Bruins, sharp editorials, stunning photography, and engaging arts, food and lifestyle journalism.
[H2] Michigan’s coronavirus cases are out of control and the governor is calling for personal responsibility
[H2] Elation and disbelief among those who suddenly find themselves eligible for COVID vaccinesThis week may go down as the one in which all your friends and family became eligible for vaccination. The state guidelines, which went into effect Monday, grant vaccine eligibility to people of any age who suffer from an array of health problems, some strikingly common.
[H2] Prince Philip’s funeral will be April 17; Harry will attend but Meghan won’tPrince Philip’s funeral will be April 17 at Windsor Castle in a private family service, Buckingham Palace said Saturday.
[H2] A senator donated $137,000 to the state GOP. The party then spent that same amount aiding his wife’s campaign
[H2] Black farmers seek to put down new roots in New England
[H2] These restaurant patios are open for springtime gatheringsA running list of restaurants where you can eat outside. Keep coming back: We’re updating this list regularly.
[H2] It’s warming up in New England this weekend. But it won’t last
[H2] This Mass. beach is one of the best in the world, according to Condé Nast Traveler
[H2] ‘We’ve never seen anything like it’: The rush is on to book summer rentals
[H2] Astros are hearing it on the road from trash-talking fans
[H2] Getting hands-on medical examinations is not so easy in this year’s NFL Draft
[H2] A guide to UMass’s appearance in the men’s hockey national championship game
[H2] Mass Audubon turns nature (and spring vacation week) inside out
[H2] The Globe staff’s favorite kids movies
[H2] Reopenings abound from Cambridge to the South End, and a star chef signs off
[H2] 10 kid-friendly patios for April vacation dining
[H2] A Black Army officer held at gunpoint during traffic stop was afraid to get out of his car. ‘You should be,’ police said.Caron Nazario has filed a lawsuit after he was pulled over by police in a small town in Virginia in December for not having a license plate on his new SUV. Two officers held him a gunpoint, and pepper sprayed, struck, and handcuffed him, the lawsuit says.
[H2] BJ’s Wholesale Club CEO Lee Delaney dies unexpectedlyDelaney, 49, passed away on Thursday due to presumed natural causes, the Westborough-based chain said in a statement Friday.
[H2] Amazon defeated the biggest union push in the company’s history, raising questions for labor advocates nationally Amazon warehouse workers in Alabama overwhelmingly voted against unionization, and while the union said it plans to file an objection, the failed effort could have a chilling effect on the labor movement, with workers less willing to take the risk of organizing if they think it might not pay off.
[H2] Ex-NFL player’s brain to be probed for trauma-related harmThe brain of Phillip Adams — the former NFL player who killed a South Carolina physician, three family members and a repairman before fatally shooting himself — will be tested for a degenerative disease that has affected a number of pro athletes and has been shown to cause violent mood swings and other cognitive disorders, according to the local coroner.
[H2] Employers face steep new fee increase to keep state’s unemployment insurance fund solventThe business groups want state officials to use some of the billions in federal stimulus funds coming to Massachusetts to partially offset the costs of this increase.
[H2] The Battle for the GOP‘Do you have to go a little crazy to stop the ones that are crazier?’ Virginia’s governor’s race is a window into the GOP’s turmoilThe Virginia governor's race may turn into a test of whether the GOP base is willing to confront the electoral downsides of running as far as possible to the extreme.
[H2] States must take up the gun-safety fight
[H2] Words failed me in Finnish, so I came out in English
[H2] A key to a better Boston, hiding in plain sight
[H2] Mass. should put an end to a shameful immigration program
[H2] The thrills and chills of going viral on TikTok
[H2] Boston Public Garden used to have baby alligators — yes, alligators — and people fed them rodentsGreat Floridian beasts these were not. But the alligators were, as you’d expect, quite a spectacle in often-chilly New England.
[H2] ‘This Is a Robbery’ on Netflix revisits the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum art theft
[H2] State officials refer senator, MassGOP chief to prosecutors for potential campaign finance violations
[H2] ‘People are buying houses left and right’: More people are moving to Vermont amid the pandemic
[H2] For those in Boston watching Chauvin case, ‘it’s like racism is on trial’
[H2] Black farmers seek to put down new roots in New England
[H2] Northeast Metro Tech students repair car for Haverhill National Guard veteran
[H2] RMV says inspections system will be down until next Saturday
[H2] Vancouver Canucks’ plight is a stark reminder that COVID-19 remains a serious problem
[H2] Is Rajon Rondo a Hall of Famer? It’s a great question
[H2] Strong second-half defensive effort helps Lincoln-Sudbury zero in on Dual County League championship
[H2] ‘We believe it’s time for Carlson to go’: Anti-Defamation League calls on Fox News to fire Tucker Carlson
[H2] After Amazon: Labor tries to regroup in wake of Alabama loss
[H2] Employers face steep new fee increase to keep state’s unemployment insurance fund solvent
[H2] Trump addresses GOP as power to shape national debate wanes
[H2] By 5-4 Vote, Supreme Court lifts restrictions on prayer meetings in homes
[H2] After Capitol riot, Pentagon announces new efforts to weed out extremism among troops
[H2] Artist creates a space for healing on Zoom: ‘You’re stepping into resilience just by showing up’
[H2] GLAAD Media Awards honor TV shows, movies, and more
[H2] This Mass. beach is one of the best in the world, according to Condé Nast Traveler
[H2] How many coronavirus cases have been reported in Mass. schools? Check our map
[H2] Coronavirus cases are rising among children and teens in Mass. Here’s a closer look at the numbers
[H2] The pandemic has upended college admissions with more surprises and more wait lists
[H2] Emergency room visits for kids are down during the pandemic. But that’s not entirely good news
[H2] Local artists partner with popular gift shop to help struggling restaurant workers in R.I.
[H2] Consumer health care costs will not change with Lifespan-CNE merger, Brown University president says
[H2] ‘The lesson of Passover is we are faced with challenges.’ Newton’s Jewish community celebrates with resilience, hope
[H2] WELLNESSArtist creates a space for healing on Zoom: ‘You’re stepping into resilience just by showing up’Open to anybody feeling overwhelmed, Chelvanaya Gabriel's Creative Dialogue Series focuses on recovery through nonverbal expression.
[H2] MUSICLexington teen’s ‘We Are Proud to Be Asian’ song inspires weekend rally at Boston CommonAn original music video will also be released at the event on Sunday.
[H2] IN THE FAMILY WAY10 kid-friendly patios for April vacation diningBurgers, empanadas, fries, and beer for the grown-ups.
[H2] BOTTLESBreweries team up for a Travis Roy tribute beerDorchester Brewing Co. and Worcester’s Wormtown Brewery come together to brew a beer called “24,” and $1 from every beer sold will be donated to the Travis Roy Foundation.
[H2] Reagle Music Theatre founder Robert J. Eagle to retire after 52 yearsThe Waltham theater's namesake reflects on a half-century of memories.
[H2] A Beautiful Resistance
[H2] In tackling the pandemic, Chelsea finds new strength
[H2] Brockton offers a gateway to a new generation
[H2] This time, Quincy Center’s revival looks legit
[H2] See more from our business series ‘On the Street’: The changing face of Greater Boston neighborhoods
[H2] PROJECT TAKEOUT | DEVRA FIRSTGet takeout. It’s your civic duty.Ordering dinner will help small local businesses survive the pandemic. But that’s just the start.
[H2] Boston Globe launches ‘Fresh Start’ initiative: People can apply to have past coverage about them reviewed Similar to “right to forget” programs that have cropped up across the country, the undertaking is meant to address the lasting impact that stories about past embarrassments, mistakes, or minor crimes, forever online, can have on a person’s life.
[H2] Boston Globe Spotlight ReportBoston’s hospital chiefs moonlight on corporate boards at rates far beyond the national levelHospital chiefs and trustees defend this as boosting public-private partnerships, but critics say these board positions — some paying millions of dollars — raise troubling issues of conflict of interest and hospital priorities.
[H2] Big dreams for transit need a dose of reality
[H2] Let’s board buses on both sides now
[H2] Why the racial wealth gap hitting Black American billionaires matters
[H2] GOP lawmakers’ rejection of Biden’s $1.9 trillion rescue plan doesn’t add up
[H2] Keep the US Capitol open to the public
[H2] The power and the perils of an Asian American political awakening
[H2] The Road Ahead: Charting the pandemic over the next 12 months — and beyondIn this project, STAT describes 30 key moments, possible turning points that could steer the pandemic onto a different course or barometers for how the virus is reshaping our lives.
[H2] From a small N.C. town to big-city hospitals, how software infuses racism into U.S. health careThe racial bias can produce huge differences in assessing patients’ need for special care to manage conditions such as hypertension, diabetes, or depression, a STAT investigation found.
[H2] Covid-19’s wintry mix: Dry indoor air helps the virus spreadThe worry is not just that people might mingle more closely inside, but that the air they breathe will make the virus more dangerous.
[H2] In the Covid-19 death of a hospital food worker, a microcosm of the pandemic The hospital's first employee to die of Covid-19 was a kitchen worker named Marie Deus — and her illness sparked a question. Why weren't bedside clinicians getting sick at the highest rates?
[H2] I’ve never set foot in the college that I attend 1,000 miles away
[H2] Terry Tempest Williams: We have to bridge our divides. My uncle reminded me how to begin
[H2] Can you invite people to a shower if they're not invited to the wedding now?
[H2] Recipes: A weeknight meal that makes the most of Middle Eastern ingredients
[H2] Celtics were clutch in past two wins, but it is a blip or a sign of things to come?
[H2] Health and future of goaltending looms as largest question for Bruins as trade deadline nears
[H2] Astros are hearing it on the road from trash-talking fans
[H2] COVID outbreak prompts Holy Cross to suspend in-person activities
[H2] How many coronavirus cases have been reported in Mass. schools? Check our map
[H2] Coronavirus cases are rising among children and teens in Mass. Here’s a closer look at the numbers
[H2] Trump addresses GOP as power to shape national debate wanes
[H2] By 5-4 Vote, Supreme Court lifts restrictions on prayer meetings in homes
[H2] After Capitol riot, Pentagon announces new efforts to weed out extremism among troops
[H2] After going ‘free of LGBT,’ a Polish town pays a price
[H2] Ash-covered St. Vincent awaits more volcanic explosions
[H2] Royal rivalry bares social tensions behind Jordan’s stable veneer
[H2] Gaetz faces House ethics probe; federal investigation widens
[H2] ‘Do you have to go a little crazy to stop the ones that are crazier?’ Virginia’s governor’s race is a window into the GOP’s turmoil
[H2] Gaetz hires prominent New York lawyers amid federal probe
[H2] Amazon defeated the biggest union push in the company’s history, raising questions for labor advocates nationally
[H2] Amazon warehouse workers reject union bid in Alabama
[H2] Biden budget seeks more for schools, health care, and housing
[H2] 10 kid-friendly patios for April vacation dining
[H2] Mass Audubon turns nature (and spring vacation week) inside out
[H2] Here are the artists, writers, and thinkers named 2021 Guggenheim fellows from New England
[H2] Marijuana store sues Haverhill, saying steep ‘impact’ fees are not justified
[H2] New York legalizes recreational marijuana
[H2] Prominent executive at NETA parent company fired after husband opens competing marijuana store
[H2] What determines ‘fairness’ in vocational school admissions?
[H2] Bullish on Boston
[H2] States must take up the gun-safety fight
[H2] At Deep Cuts Deli, music and sandwiches exist in perfect harmony
[H2] 8 things for diners to get excited about this spring
[H2] Chocolate lovers are going to want to make The Dean’s List
[H2] This Mass. beach is one of the best in the world, according to Condé Nast Traveler
[H2] Move over, Austin: These towns are weirder
[H2] Bike camps for girls, a whimsical glass exhibit in Vermont, and getting ready to ride the rails
[H2] Taking on the Sacklers in ‘Empire of Pain’
[H2] A novel about theater and life in ‘Good Company’
[H2] Hanif Abdurraqib on reading poetry, becoming a poet
[H2] The Globe staff’s favorite kids movies
[H2] Netflix scores streaming rights to new top Sony films
[H2] Famous producer, infamous boss
[H2] GLAAD Media Awards honor TV shows, movies, and more
[H2] Whale secrets, superheroes, sitcoms, and a ’Sesame Street’ salute: 10 family-friendly TV picks for spring
[H2] Hunter Biden discusses new memoir, laughs off Trump criticism on ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live’
[H2] With a new series, BSO’s Lucia Lin insists: ‘Classical music is not Eurocentric’
[H2] Taylor Swift rereleases ‘Fearless’ with six tracks from the vault and plenty of contributors
[H2] Tanglewood’s 2021 season looks almost normal
[H2] ‘Hype Man’ returns, this time online, and it’s even more compelling
[H2] Erica Rhodes gets her laughs at the drive-in
[H2] Neil Diamond musical will have a pre-Broadway premiere at the Colonial in 2022
[H2] It’s time to embrace your outdoor space
[H2] ‘Learn how to garden with nature, and not fight it all the time’
[H2] Should cities and towns adopt the future net zero stretch energy code?
[H2] DMX, hip-hop artist with a trademark delivery, dies at 50
[H2] Nemam Ghafouri, doctor who aided Yazidis in Iraq, dies at 52
[H2] Prince Philip, husband of Queen Elizabeth II, dies at age 99
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