I’m a social psychologist who studies relationships. I thought I knew the difference between human connection and artificial intimacy. Then I met Nate.

We put former Kiss 108 radio host Matt Siegel in front of a microphone for 30 minutes. This is what he said.

College football star Arch Manning apologized for giggling at an AI-generated video depicting an assault on a woman journalist. It was too little, too late.

The issue has something to do with Massachusetts politics, not MAGA politics.

Whether the two moms who killed their kids were insane or criminally liable is far too difficult a determination for jurors to make. A trial before a judge would be a better outcome.

A powerful incumbent, a crowded open seat, a lawmaker facing federal charges, and a 41-vote rematch make these the legislative races to watch on Tuesday.

Tuesday is primary day in Massachusetts. Here is a recap of the Globe editorial board's endorsements in some of those races.

She never became a mother, and yet she mothered millions anyway — and showed the rest of us that a legacy doesn’t require descendants.

Moulton has proven leadership skills that will serve him well if he reaches the Senate, and his positions on major issues — including health care, the cost of living, and foreign policy — have been co...

In the Suffolk DA’s race, Rollins is tying Kevin Hayden to the mayor to court voters frustrated with the Wu administration.

The MBTA chief’s "insensitive" act evoked a long history of Black people, especially women, being objectified.

A former federal prosecutor, Deitch stands out among a field that includes several well-qualified candidates seeking to succeed Michael W. Morrissey.

What the PROTECT Act actually does — and doesn’t do.

Trump seized on a brief migration surge in Spain to warn of an “invasion” at America’s southern border. The reality is far more complicated.

Christopher Nolan’s epic confronts me with Argos, Odysseus’s faithful dog — and with the anticipatory grief of losing my nearly 13-year-old lab.

Tram Nguyen is betting that women voters, her refugee story, and a legislative record can beat money and political connections.

Predominantly Black universities are among the few higher ed institutions making the case that bigger is better.

I used to think that my experience on the road made me safe. But the tragic death of Louisa Gag has shaken my confidence.

"No Scotland, no party," says sports writer Ben Volin. "I literally have not stopped chanting that in my head for the last week."

But it’s Trump’s apparent decline that needs greater scrutiny.

A top college’s policy forced a student to choose between faith and accessing his dorm.

The AI giant won’t allow the military to use its technology for autonomous weapons. That’s a good step. But it’s not enough.

Rosie O’Donnell is talking about her recent facelift. Who doesn’t want to look their best?

The problem isn’t that dying patients lack options. It’s that our health care system too often abandons them when they need support most.

How much money do I really need to retire? Are we actually working too long, cheating ourselves out of some of our best years?

Israel is threatening to sue The New York Times for an article exposing the sexual abuse and torture of Palestinians. But the new allegations fit a long, disturbing pattern.

The city and state are arguing about whether to close a block of traffic near South Station to help ensure the safety of foreign visitors boarding trains bound for Foxborough.

The bestselling author discusses his new book, “American Rambler,” which follows the footsteps of Johnny Appleseed from New England to Indiana.

An editorial cartoon by Patrick Chappatte.

His wit, courage, and legislative skill helped guide the nation through economic catastrophe.

The gap between US drug prices and those abroad is not a market outcome — it is the result of deliberate political and regulatory choices.

An editorial cartoon by Patrick Chappatte.

The "Say More" author’s new book "London Falling" unravels the mysterious death of an English teenager.

The Bruins and Celtics suffered early playoff exits. Their supporters did not take it well.

How the Supreme Court’s ruling gutting the Voting Rights Act brought the tensions within the court out in the open.

Atima Omara’s new book delves into the lives of women dedicated to liberty and justice for all.

There’s a double standard when it comes to questions about his relationship with the reporter and how it might have affected her coverage of the Patriots and its rivals.

Massachusetts’ ban on DIY plumbing serves no clear public good; lawmakers should scrap it.

The 2006 reform law showed what’s possible when leaders put people ahead of politics. That lesson is more urgent than ever.

The billionaire donor was a longtime close associate of convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.