Red Sox rookie Brayan Bello nasty again in 5-3 win over Reds The kid is going to be all right. Boston Herald · Sep 21, 2022
Biden is ‘woke, weak and waffling,’ Pompeo says, hints at 2024 run Former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo teased but did not announce a run at the White House in 2024 during a speakers series event held Tuesday in New Hampshire that’s known for hosting presidential hopefuls. Boston Herald · Sep 21, 2022
Mass. GOP gubernatorial nominee slams newspaper for weaving ‘false narrative’ on accepting election results BOSTON — The Diehl campaign is hitting back after a recent New York Times piece seemed to indicate the Republican nominee would not commit to accepting the results of the general election in November. Boston Herald · Sep 19, 2022
Rafael Devers collects 4 hits, Xander Bogaerts hits another milestone as Red Sox heat up to rout Royals BOSTON — Alex Cora and Rafael Devers were at the new MGM Music Hall near Fenway Park last Thursday night, watching the Spanish singer Rosalia in concert, when the Red Sox manager had a message for his star third baseman. Boston Herald · Sep 18, 2022
Damien Harris, Patriots pound out 17-14 win at Pittsburgh PITTSBURGH — Still searching for an identity, the Patriots followed the oldest formula in football against one of the NFL’s oldest franchises Sunday. Boston Herald · Sep 18, 2022
Editorial: Border crisis not just a Texas problem For residents of Massachusetts and New York communities who suddenly find themselves hosting migrants from Florida and Texas, the border crisis just got personal. Boston Herald · Sep 17, 2022
Movie review: Well done, Hamm – ‘Confess, Fletch’ is a winner After definitively playing male lead Don Draper in the landmark cable TV series “Mad Men” from 2007 to 2015, the charismatic Jon Hamm lost his way. He played himself in episodes of both “Barry” and “Curb Your Enthusiasm.” But his other work did not stick. For a time, he was… Boston Herald · Sep 16, 2022
Jason Mastrodonato: Red Sox need to be in Aaron Judge sweepstakes this offseason What if the Red Sox could replace the offensive production of several players, solve their outfield problem and hamstring their biggest rival in the American League East by making a single signing this offseason? Boston Herald · Sep 16, 2022
Patriots QB Mac Jones declares himself ready to play Sunday at Pittsburgh FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — After 72 hours of doubt and concern over the health of Mac Jones’ back, a region could finally relax Wednesday. Boston Herald · Sep 16, 2022
Karen Guregian: The Patriots don’t need a play-caller in training The NFL’s best offensive play-callers don’t just come armed with a good game plan every Sunday. Boston Herald · Sep 15, 2022
Police probe note left behind along with package that exploded at Northeastern University BOSTON — A note left behind Tuesday night along with a package that exploded at Northeastern University is being studied by authorities, the Boston Herald has learned. Boston Herald · Sep 14, 2022
Package explosion at Northeastern University injures 1 BOSTON — Northeastern University evacuated classes Tuesday night after police reported a “potential package that had detonated” injuring one person. Boston Herald · Sep 14, 2022
‘Disgusting’ plea deal could be in works for 9/11 mastermind in Guantanamo Bay A possible plea deal with five remaining al-Qaida terrorists locked up in Guantanamo Bay has some in the 9/11 community reeling just as the anniversary of the terror attack marked its 21st year. Boston Herald · Sep 13, 2022
At Boston airport, Biden pledges 'infrastructure decade' BOSTON — The biggest investment in the nation’s infrastructure “since President Eisenhower’s interstate highway system” is getting off the ground in Boston where Logan Airport’s Terminal E is undergoing a major overhaul. Boston Herald · Sep 13, 2022
Boston Herald · Sep 12, 2022 Mac Jones injury: Patriots QB says he feels ‘a lot better,’ hopes to play in Week 2 at Pittsburgh Mac Jones said his injured back feels better, and the Patriots quarterback hopes to be ready for the team’s Week 2 game this Sunday at Pittsburgh.
Boston Herald · Sep 12, 2022 Mac Jones injury: Bill Belichick explains why he won’t update Patriots QB’s status Monday Bill Belichick woke up Monday morning without an update on Mac Jones’ back injury.
Boston Herald · Sep 12, 2022 At Boston airport, Biden pledges 'infrastructure decade' BOSTON — The biggest investment in the nation’s infrastructure “since President Eisenhower’s interstate highway system” is getting off the ground in Boston, where Logan Airport’s Terminal E is undergoing a major overhaul.
Boston Herald · Sep 12, 2022 Karen Guregian: If Bill Belichick wants to take the blame, not too soon to lay some on him MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. — Bill Belichick walked off the field, his head down, not looking up to see who, or what was in front of him as he made his way to the locker room.
Boston Herald · Sep 11, 2022 Patriots QB Mac Jones suffering from back injury after Dolphins game, team announces MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. — Patriots quarterback Mac Jones is dealing with a new back injury, the team announced after Sunday’s 20-7 season-opening loss at Miami.
Boston Herald · Sep 11, 2022 America made a ‘deal with the devil,’ families of 9/11 victims say, as they sue Saudi Arabia BOSTON — The U.S. government “made a deal with the devil” and a tireless group of 9/11 loved ones say they are fighting for their day in court to finally prove why that was such a horrifically bad decision.
Boston Herald · Sep 11, 2022 Rafael Devers ends homerless drought as Red Sox stomp Orioles, 17-4 Despite a disappointing season, the Red Sox have put together quite a few days like Saturday.
Boston Herald · Sep 10, 2022 President Biden to visit JFK Library at Columbia Point to deliver ‘Cancer Moonshot’ speech on 60th anniversary of Kennedy’s Moonshot speech BOSTON — President Joe Biden’s coming to town to push for his administration’s “moonshot” of halving cancer over the next 25 years.
Boston Herald · Sep 9, 2022 Massachusetts ballot question seeking to overturn law granting driver’s licenses for illegal immigrants approved BOSTON — The state Elections Division has ruled the Nov. 8 ballot will include a question asking voters if they want to overturn the new immigrant license law.
Boston Herald · Sep 9, 2022 Movie review: ‘The Story of Film: A New Generation’ revels in new cinema A follow-up to his 15-hour-long 2011 TV miniseries, “The Story of Film: An Odyssey,” an offshoot of his 2004 book “The Story of Film,” “The Story of Film: A New Generation” introduces viewers to a new wave of auteur filmmakers, or at least those who award-winning writer-director-narrator Mark Cousins dubs…
Boston Herald · Sep 9, 2022 Movie review: ‘Loving Highsmith’ takes deep dive into woman behind the psychological thrillers The author of the celebrated lesbian novel adapted in the 2015 film “Carol” and the creator of the sociopathic serial killer and frequent film character Tom Ripley, Texas-born Patricia Highsmith is now the subject of the fine documentary “Loving Highsmith.”