Former Georgetown Tennis Coach Agrees to Plead Guilty in Admissions Scandal

Gordon Ernst was accused of taking bribes to designate at least 12 students as recruits, including some who did not play tennis competitively.

Boston Mayor’s Race Narrows to a Progressive Versus a Moderate

The city’s 91-year succession of Irish American and Italian American mayors has ended, with Michelle Wu and Annissa Essaibi George facing off in November.

Parents Were Duped, Their Lawyers Say in Start of College Admissions Trial

The first parents to face trial in the Operation Varsity Blues scandal are casting blame both on Rick Singer, the admissions consultant, and the overall process.

It’s a ‘Brawl in Beantown,’ as Progressive Allies Clash in the Boston Mayor’s Race

For years, they were “sisters in service,” taking on the old guard and boosting one another’s careers. A rare open mayoral seat changed that.

Why Vaccinated People Are Getting ‘Breakthrough’ Infections

The vaccines are effective at preventing serious illness and death, but they are not a golden shield against the coronavirus.

Opinion | The Keystone XL Pipeline Is Dead. Next Target: Line 3.

The fight over the pipeline will be, at least for now, where Biden’s climate commitment will be judged.

Boston Police Commissioner Is Fired After Domestic Violence Allegations Emerge

Dennis White had served for two days before he was placed on leave because of accusations from two decades ago. He has dismissed them as false and tainted by racism.

Bruce Brown Is the Nets’ ‘Swiss Army Knife’

With all that Kevin Durant, Kyrie Irving and James Harden can do, it might seem like they don’t need any help on the Nets. But Brown has played a key role this season.