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Sabatini, forced out of the institute after being accused of sexual harassment in 2021, is part of a new Boston-area research laboratory affiliated with the Czech scientific institute that hired Sabatini last fall.

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The state has warned the town that failing to allow more housing will cost it. Good.

Readers weigh in on Steward Health Care's financial crisis, including one who fought the company's formation. He cites his 2010 letter to the SJC: "Health care is a noble endeavor, and the value of human life — not dollars — should be the central focus."

The Globe Spotlight team examines SIDS, co-sleeping and why the government punishes some parents in their three-part series, 'Cradle of Doubt.'

We want to hear from Greater Bostonians who have experienced changes in the housing market over time.

Boston Globe Spotlight investigative reporter Liz Kowalczyk talks about her investigation into abuse in group homes for severely autistic students.

In Massachusetts, people convicted of first-degree murder are automatically sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. And in some cases, participants in certain crimes resulting in death may be found guilty of first-degree murder even if they weren’t the killer.

Correction officers union shouldn’t be allowed to stand in the way of progress.

Dick Lehr and Jack Nicas (CGS’08, COM’11) wrote the crucial 2010 exposé on a 1983 wrongful arson conviction.