The Boston Globe - 2023-01-03

• A change in Maine law brings forth a wave of new church abuse charges
• Openly carrying guns is a concern
• 500 migrants arrive by boat in Fla. Keys
• New US citizens hit a 15-year high
• Global food crisis deepens
• The faithful say goodbye to Benedict
• EU Parliament starts process to lift lawmakers’ immunity
• Spacey in role as Balkan leader
• Support for UK strikes still high
• Jan. 6 panel shuts down after criminal referrals
• At Supreme Court, it’s taking longer to hear cases
• Trans inmate is scheduled to die
• The collapse of FTX shows the urgent need for clearer regulation of the crypto industry
• Use opioid settlement funds to educate doctors
• Can America give hope a chance again?
• A clean energy power system isn’t as simple as flipping a switch
• Involuntar­y outpatient commitment is not an answer to mental health woes
• ‘New realities’ of policing are that Boston’s force is exhausted, depleted
• This day in history
• MBTA reveals more service disruption­s
• What is the Green New Deal for Boston schools, anyway?
• Barack Obama’s favorite movies of 2022
• WUMB will livestream its Pleasants tribute show
• From head to toe, Ullmark at home in new gear
• Even a loss won’t block every playoff path
• Titans tab Dobbs for divisional showdown
• Celtics need to dial up last year’s defense
• Ranking the state’s top 10 in Division 1
• Purdue, S. Carolina still No. 1
• Tulane late rally stuns USC
• The Bishops have something brewing
• The quotes that told the story in Boston sports
• Tony Vaccaro, 100, photograph­ed war from a soldier’s perspectiv­e as a GI during WWII
• Bridgette Wimberly, playwright and librettist; at 68
• 9 PREDICTION­S FOR DOWNTOWN BOSTON IN 2023
• UNIVERSAL CROSSWORD PUZZLE
• Long-distance relationsh­ip felt different in person
• ‘All Creatures Great and Small’ is back for season 3

The Boston Globe - 2023-01-02

The Boston Globe - 2023-01-04