Documents: Weeks before migrants were flown to Martha’s Vineyard, FL officials and executives with a FL-based plane company were in TX, gleefully working up a plan to send unassuming migrants to blue states. #mapoli
(Graphics by @sahar_fatima@CPrignano) https://t.co/0iXAJc4IjW
Massachusetts voters: Confused about the ballot questions, or who is running for what? The @BostonGlobe 2022 voter guide has you covered. https://t.co/039oK9oYsX
A collaboration here between @BostonGlobe & @TexasTribune using the resources of newsrooms on both ends of the migrants’ story. https://t.co/zxAAnuHhop
Incredibly grateful to have worked for @GlobeMcGrory. He is deeply committed to the craft of journalism, but unafraid of dynamic change. The Globe and Boston are better for his tenure.
New: Suffolk DA candidate Ricardo Arroyo was twice investigated in possible sexual assaults. He says he was never informed. https://t.co/1rWNNeuiK4 via @BostonGlobe
Dick was the kindest colleague and this story is heartbreaking. A thank you to @mariacap for writing it with sensitivity. The projo alumni network is strong. https://t.co/xTvlyhE00Y via @BostonGlobe
New: Michael Cox, who 30 years ago was beaten by his fellow Boston Police officers while working undercover in the department’s gang unit, will return to Boston to lead the department as commissioner. https://t.co/yKPRBqjUw8
It's easy to get caught up in the 78 pages of opinion and legalese. But the reality on the ground is what really matters. Here's a glimpse of that, from the actual clinic at the heart of the case: https://t.co/hNpr17k8qK
Take a few minutes for this one by @hannaskrueger who spent four days inside the Miss. abortion clinic at center of the Supreme Court case, watching the stories that unfolded in what will likely be the clinic’s final days. https://t.co/alcsbuCGzO
“Employers are going right up to the line of requiring folks to come in. They’re not quite there yet. ... Once you start crossing that line into mandating, you lose people.” https://t.co/Bn58divIZy via @BostonGlobe
The strangest, sweetest story you’ll read this week, from @steveannear. Love, loss, and the family who rallied to get an 800-pound Egyptian-style statue out of a Quincy home https://t.co/FKTQ9kDLq3
This story is full of quotes encouraging parents to vaccinate their children. Just a reminder that families of the youngest kids are still patiently waiting for that vaccine… https://t.co/rOLAwVxVl9