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The Boston Globe is a daily newspaper published by Boston Globe Media Partners, first launched in the United States in 1872. It’s widely regarded for its investigative strength, award-winning reporting and commitment to public accountability. Each issue delivers a mix of local, regional, national and international news, particularly emphasizing New England affairs and civic life. The Globe has earned multiple Pulitzer Prizes, including recognition for its groundbreaking coverage of institutional abuse, which influenced policy and public awareness on a global scale. Regular sections cover politics, business, arts, lifestyle, health, education and sports. There are also opinion pages featuring informed commentary from staff columnists and guest contributors. The paper balances breaking news with long-form investigations, ensuring timeliness and depth. Available on PressReader, The Boston Globe offers context-rich journalism that connects local communities to national conversations. Its blend of regional expertise and global perspective makes it essential reading for those who value credible, in-depth reporting.
ABOARD THE N.S. MIRCEA — The wind finally had freshened to a sail-swelling 17 m.p.h. Thursday when a Romanian training officer pumped his fists, paced the deck, and exhorted dozens of naval cadets in a sharp, staccato voice to do what doesn’t come...
‘We can’t allow these losses to take the fuel and allow us to self-destruct.’ STANLEY GREENE, longtime friend of victim’s father They came from a generation of Black men who lived through rampant gun violence, lost themselves in the streets of...
For 27 days and nights, life in Boston revolved around a spinning ball. The World Cup transformed the city into a vibrant, global carnival. Leading the charge was a tidal wave of Scottish fans — the legendary “Tartan Army”— who took over...
As Graham Platner bowed out of the Maine senatorial race amid further scandal, this time a sexual assault accusation, various names were floated as his replacement. Some of the ideas seemed natural enough, like the progressive former state...