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As our favorite carmaker steps into the spotlight today looking for another fantastic review, it has an uphill battle on its hands: It's not easy to exceed the high standard it's already set. But Volvo is up to the challenge.

In what could be the final political humiliation for the once proud Kennedy family, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is seriously considering throwing his hat in the 2024 ring.

BOSTON — The Bruins held Connor McDavid in check all night, but the Edmonton Oilers found a way to climb out of a hole and beat the mighty Bruins without a major contribution from the best player in the world.

BOSTON — Mac Jones has gone from promising rookie quarterback in 2021 to whining disappointment in 2022 to somewhat of a conundrum in 2023.

BOSTON — As the Celtics processed their third consecutive agonizing loss on Monday night, they tried to thread a balance. They didn’t want to overreact to their struggles, but still wanted to act with a sense of urgency, knowing they have issues to iron out as the playoffs loom.

BOSTON — The days of jungle juice and kegs at college parties could be over, as a new “very concerning” drinking trend is all the rage — sending numerous students to the hospital for alcohol poisoning, and worrying officials about potentially fatal consequences.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis escalated his war on “leftist” states and politicians while promoting his likely presidential bid in an early trip to California exactly one year before that state’s presidential primary.

Jakobi Meyers should be the poster child for players the Patriots want to re-sign.

Boston College coach Earl Grant has made his presence felt at the ACC tournament in his two seasons at the Heights.

About 1 out of 4 Massachusetts doctors are planning to say goodbye to medicine in the next two years, according to a new survey that’s raising serious alarms about the future of the state’s physician workforce.

Even after they blew a double-digit lead for a third time in four nights, less than 24 hours removed from an exhausting double overtime game, the shorthanded Celtics had the perfect opportunity to survive, and right their struggling ship in Cleveland.