The palace intrigue over Segun Idowu’s departure shows that Wu has work to do mending fences with Black leaders
The city’s chief economic officer says he’s leaving to spend more time with grandmother, but some wonder if he is unhappy at City Hall.
‘A very bad plan’: Brigham nurses testify against burn unit closure, merger with Mass. General Hospital
Mass General Brigham said the March consolidation would improve care amid dwindling numbers of burn patients.
A missed deadline, a bankrupt owner, and a state on the hook for two Rhode Island hospitals
A stalled deal puts care for thousands of vulnerable patients and the fate of two safety-net hospital in the state’s hands.
Trump is on his way to Davos, where his quest to own Greenland could overshadow his other goals
President Trump arrives for the international forum on the heels of threatening tariffs on Denmark and seven other allies unless they negotiate a transfer of the semi-autonomous territory.
Judge to order Kalshi to stop taking sports action in Massachusetts
Kalshi is an online trading platform through which users 18 or older can wager on the likelihood of an occurrence by purchasing an “event contract.”
Providence City Council proposes rent control with 4% cap on rent hikes; mayor says he’ll veto
The rent stabilization ordinance, which would exempt thousands of units, drew immediate opposition from the mayor
Wall Street sinks as Trump threatens 8 European countries with tariffs over Greenland
The losses on Wall Street on Tuesday were widespread, with nearly every sector losing ground.
Grief, anxiety, and hope as Brown students, staff return to campus after mass shooting
As they board planes and pack cars, some who spoke to the Globe point to lingering grief. Uncertainty. But a longing to return.
