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Red Bandanna Game: Why Boston College vs. Rutgers Is About Far More Than Football

On the 25th anniversary of 9/11, the Eagles and Scarlet Knights will meet in an emotional matchup to honor Welles Crowther, “the Man in the Red Bandanna.”

Sports Illustrated

‘The heartbeat of game day’: how NWSL fans in Boston built culture from the ground up

Through the loss of one franchise, name controversies and stadium changes, Legacy supporters have created an environment of advocacy and belonging

The Guardian - US

Boston entrepreneur spent $19.125 million assembling a 31.59-acre Martha’s Vineyard estate with an 8,994-square-foot home; in 2026, it fetched a record $43 million

An extraordinary Martha's Vineyard estate has sold for a record $43 million, setting a new real estate record for the Massachusetts island and the state as a whole. Tech entrepreneur Michael Bronner spent $19.125 million between 2019 and 2023 assembling the property, which includes an 8,994-square-foot, 12-bedroom home. The property…

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Adults Over Forty Finished a Mental Flexibility Test Twelve Percent Faster After One Month of Filtered Home Air

In a crossover trial near Boston, adults 40 and older completed an executive function task 12 percent faster after a month using a HEPA purifier.

Medical Daily

Wait, Is Another Blue Bloods Alum Reuniting With Donnie Wahlberg For Boston Blue Season 2?

Another Reagan might be heading to Beantown.

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All the stages, all the contenders: Your complete guide to the Tour of Britain Men 2026

The race begins Wednesday in Lincoln and features some top WorldTour talent

Cycling Weekly

Delta phases out one of its longest flights from the US Northeast to a tropical paradise

Delta will still operate its biggest-ever Hawaii schedule this winter

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A 19-year-old was taking a Boston train for the first time when his girlfriend fell onto the tracks; he jumped down to save her and died after hitting the electrified third rail

A nineteen-year-old man lost his life in a tragic act of courage while on his first subway journey. He leaped onto the tracks after his girlfriend stumbled, attempting to save her. Unfortunately, he came into contact with the electric third rail. Now in critical condition, his girlfriend is hospitalized, spurring…

The Times of India

My First $1 Million: Realtor, 70, Boston

"I have not retired — I could. I just enjoy working. Now I am mentoring others on my team to help them grow and learn about investing and real estate."

Kiplinger

Delta Captain Fell Ill Mid Flight and the Second Pilot in the Cockpit Is Why This Ended Safely

A Delta captain fell ill on a Los Angeles to Boston flight carrying 147 passengers. Federal two pilot rules explain the safe outcome.

Medical Daily

Nearly 25,000 Pounds of Buffalo Chicken Reached New England Freezers Carrying an Inspection Mark That Was Not Real

USDA says a Boston firm shipped 24,900 pounds of frozen buffalo chicken under a false inspection number to five New England states.

Medical Daily

'I'm the One That's Ill': Delta Captain Falls Sick Mid-Flight and Diverts Plane to Detroit

A Delta flight from Los Angeles to Boston was diverted to Detroit after the captain fell ill. The aircraft landed safely, and a replacement crew continued the journey to Boston.

International Business Times UK

Boston Symphony Orchestra and musicians agree to 3-year deal that avoids possible strike

The Boston Symphony Orchestra and its musicians have ratified a three-year contract, avoiding what could have been the first strike in the ensemble’s 145-year history

The Independent UK

1938, Massachusetts disincorporated four Swift River towns for Quabbin Reservoir; 88 years later, Dana Common still preserves cellar holes above Boston’s water source

The Quabbin Reservoir project resulted in the flooding of four towns in Massachusetts, specifically Dana, Enfield, Greenwich, and Prescott, to secure Boston's water supply. Remarkably, Dana Common remained dry, allowing for preservation of historical remnants such as cellar holes and stone walls that outline this ghost town, providing a tangible…

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Scottish Transport Secretary defends Swinney’s business class World Cup flights

Stephen Flynn said it was important for the Scottish First Minister to be ‘on his game’ when he arrived in the US ahead of Scotland’s match.

The National (Scotland)

Media coverage of John Swinney's World Cup trip expenses 'clickbait', Flynn says

THE media’s coverage of the First Minister’s trip to the US during the World Cup has been labelled as “clickbait” by Stephen Flynn, as he…

Roll Call

A Massachusetts primary tests Democrats’ appetite to ‘change the culture’

PEABODY, Mass. — The 2026 midterm primary cycle has been a year of tests — both ideological and generational — for Democrats across the nation. A race for a House seat north of Boston poses another question: Are voters looking for a candidate with powerful connections and a raft of…

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In 1908, a Boston woman donated 140 acres around Maine's Beehive and Bowl to stop future development; six years later 5,000 acres had been protected for what became Acadia

Eliza Homans made a remarkable contribution of 140 acres to establish Acadia National Park, incorporating breathtaking locations like the Bowl and the Beehive. This generous act marked the first significant donation to the Hancock County Trustees of Public Reservation, laying the groundwork for the park's creation. In recognition of her…

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Before air conditioning, America shipped lake ice as far as Kolkata; up to two-thirds melted en route, and the rest could cost 10 times more than beef

Frederic Tudor embarked on an unprecedented journey by transporting ice from the ponds of New England to the sweltering climate of Calcutta. This daring enterprise required a lengthy four-month expedition, marked by two crossings of the equator. Due to substantial loss during transit, ice became a luxury item savored by…

Sports Illustrated

The Ketel Marte Situation Is Getting Weird. Here’s What We Know.

A few days after Ketel Marte unexpectedly missed Monday’s game, there’s still plenty of uncertainty around Diamondbacks star’s situation.

The Times of India

In 1760, a Boston merchant left horses on a treeless island in the Atlantic: More than 250 years later, around 500 wild descendants still survive without human care

Wild horses introduced in the 18th century continue to roam Sable Island today. These animals are now a protected population without human intervention or management. Their numbers have fluctuated significantly over recent decades and years. Parks Canada monitors their health and population trends annually. The horses survive naturally on the…

Euronews

Harvard agrees to pay $53 million after former morgue manager sold donated body parts

A Boston state court judge gave preliminary approval to the settlement on Tuesday, according to US media, with Harvard saying the distribution of funds is expected to take several months.

The Economic Times

Harvard University agrees to pay $53 mn after morgue manager sold body parts

Harvard University has agreed to pay a $53 million settlement after its former morgue manager stole and sold body parts donated for scientific research, with a Boston court reportedly approving the plan on Tuesday. A Boston state court judge gave preliminary approval to the settlement plan on Tuesday, US media…

The National (Scotland)

Mystery Boston man pays for Glasgow diners' meals after Tartan Army won city's hearts

Mystery Boston man pays for Glasgow diners' meals at Cafe Gandolfini after Tartan Army won city's hearts.

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A Biological Need To Steal?

Plus: Trump threatens Oman, the cost of Medicare for All, and booze laws in Britain and Boston.

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