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November 3 | Women & Power

In just over a decade, Katherine Clark has risen from state senator to House minority whip — the chamber’s second most powerful Democrat.

‘You can be nice and polite, and tough as nails’: How Katherine Clark wields power in Congress

With Election Day around the corner, we sat down with the second most powerful Democrat in the US House of Representatives.

The Top 100 Women-Led Businesses in Massachusetts in 2024

Singer-songwriter Rachel Platten in Washington Square Park in New York City in September.

‘Fight Song’ was Rachel Platten’s breakout song. Then, she broke down.

A workaholic’s guide to building a sense of self outside of professional achievement

Feeling burned out? Here’s how you can turn a career break into a career boost.

Balancing a career and caring for a parent can feel impossible. This advice can help.
Here are some tips for success and sanity when you’re juggling a career and caregiving for parents.

Where women stand 50 years after Title IX
Economists from Brandeis and Cornell share some surprising and not-so-surprising takeaways on women’s gains in economics, policy, and leadership.

Advice

It’s been a year since my last breakup, but I still have no desire to date again

This week's daters: Chris and Lola

Blind date: ‘I had accidentally gotten off at the wrong T stop’

Rude or strategic? Repricing secondhand items when online bidding is unexpectedly competitive.

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This week's columns

Photo to go with essay about embracing being a soccer mom.

I was skeptical of soccer moms. Then my son fell in love with the game.

Looking back, I wish I had gotten on board with the homemade snacks, cheering, and parental group texts sooner.

There should be a ritual for when you have to take over your parents’ finances

The unsettling moment when you, their goofball kid, suddenly, legally, become your parents' financial overseer.

Bread, Bacon, and Tomato Hash

From hash to soup: Revive stale bread with these recipes

Cooks around the world know that leftover loaves (of bread, that is) can be the star of the meal.

Designer Jamie Keskin says when she was designing this den, she “wanted it to be cozy and enveloping, but not too dark or heavy.”

Cozy elegance: Inside a redesigned home office in a historic Victorian

Dusky raspberry accents and textural elements highlight the refresh of this historic Wellesley home.

Your Week ahead
Five things to do around Boston, Nov. 4-10
Watch a fashion show, shop at a holiday market, and attend antique book fair.

On the Block
For sale: Condos in Brookline
In honor of former Massachusetts governor and presidential nominee Michael Dukakis, who turns 91 on Nov. 3, we visit his lifelong hometown.

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Readers relate to story on sleep troubles
Plus, reaction to a scientific look at how tapeworms affect people’s brains.

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October 27

Lee Ann Daigle with her daughters Lauryn (left) and Kristyn (right) at their home in Litchfield, New Hampshire, in an undated photo.

They thought they knew everything about their beloved mother. Then a detective called.

People in their 30s and 40s are facing an unprecedented wave of memory problems

October 20 | Your Home: Kitchens & Baths

Designer Daniela Forte had to navigate multiple ceiling heights in the combined kitchen and dining area, and ensure that the various wood species of the cabinetry, floor, stair treads, and beams didn’t vary too much.

These homeowners felt trapped in their kitchen. Removing a peninsula helped.

A three-panel door with a retractable screen replaced two windows, opening the reworked rooms to the backyard.

Renovating a 1929 redbrick home for a family of today

The new plan not only enlarged the kitchen (right), it let in more sunlight since the back door is half glass.

Everyone wants a mudroom, but this couple removed theirs

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Three bathroom designs that get a peaceful feeling from shades of green

October 6 | Education Issue

‘Please, stop doing this.’ Why we need to finally ban phones from schools.

Supporters of the bill rallied at the State House in Concord in April 2023, before a legislative committee hearing.

Should schools be able to keep students’ secrets from parents? Depends who you ask.

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Our ultimate guide to more than 200 winners for Boston's best food, drinks, and fun things to do.

Reader picks for the best places to eat around BostonBest things to do in Greater Boston, according to Globe readers22 places to find amazing food for $20 or lessExplore the full list of 200-plus winners in 21 categories

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Tired? Here’s what science tells us about getting a better night’s sleep.

Experts shed light on the mysteries of shut-eye — and why you may not be getting enough of it.

Salem lawyer Jeremy Cohen with his dog, Maisey, and some other canine friends.

He handles custody disputes, death row cases, and biters. He’s Salem’s dog lawyer.

A tapeworm may have changed the lives of Caesar, RFK Jr., and millions of others

At left: Frances Glessner Lee in a 1956 photo. At right: Irene Perry in a newspaper photo after her murder.

The heiress at Harvard who helped revolutionize murder investigations — and the case she couldn’t forget

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The 2023 Top 100 Women-Led Businesses in Massachusetts

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