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As campus protests put Israel-Hamas conflict on center stage, Democrats urge Biden to listen to young voters British colleges are handling protests differently. Will it pay off? At 11, she’s a TikTok sensation, raising awareness about her rare bone disorder. But this Marlborough tween has bigger plans. Vitoria Bueno is a TikTok star — dancing her way into the hearts of 1.4 million followers and educating them about her battle with osteogenesis imperfecta. ‘This has gotta be a scam.’ How a Somerville resident found out Guster wanted to perform on his porch at Porchfest. Local indie icons Guster have toured the world. On Saturday, they just announced, they'll play from a smaller stage, er, porch. The long, tortured road to Biden’s clash with Netanyahu over Gaza War Israel orders new evacuations in the southern Gaza city of Rafah as it prepares to expand operations Manchester, N.H., man arrested for allegedly knocking over porta potty with mother and daughter inside Former Patriots coach Bill Belichick buys (another) home on Nantucket Dutch contestant kicked out of Eurovision hours before tension-plagued song contest final Beth Teitell The houseplant therapist will see you now Houseplants are supposed to be calming, but they can trigger lovers’ quarrels, anxiety, even grief. Photos: Northern Lights illuminate night skies in New England, and across Northern Hemisphere An unusually strong solar storm hitting Earth produced stunning displays of color in the skies across the Northern Hemisphere early Saturday, with no immediate reports of disruptions to power and communications. The science behind the Northern Lights Solar storm intensifies, filling skies with northern lights Money, Power, Inequality In some Boston hospitals, patients get lawyers, too While medical professionals are trained for illnesses of the body, it’s difficult to navigate patients’ legal matters whether that’s a landlord refusing to cooperate or a need to make calls to help them connect to the right resource. That's where the lawyers step in. For teens living with chronic illness, a prom night to remember The annual event, organized by The Adolescent Leadership Council at Hasbro Children’s Hospital in R.I., is a night of normalcy and fun for those who rarely get to experience it. YVONNE ABRAHAM We’re doing corsets again? How very 1850. These images are frighteningly retrograde, that women should be doing everything they can to be smaller and conform to this disturbed and distorted idea of beauty." Check out Boston’s most expensive single-family home: Back Bay mansion on market for $29.9 million What else makes this property at 130 Commonwealth Ave. stand out? Skulls. Lots of skulls. Ben Volin | Sunday football notes Beyond Drake Maye, what should we make of the Patriots’ first draft post-Bill Belichick? Bill Belichick became infamous for reaching for players. Eliot Wolf’s first draft wasn’t too different from those of his predecessor. Patriots promote Eliot Wolf to executive vice president of player personnel Chad Finn | Sports Media If Warner Brothers Discovery loses broadcast rights to the NBA, the greatest studio program in the history of sports may cease to exist Inside the NBA” is the lone current studio program for any sport that qualifies as high-level, satisfying entertainment in its own right. Gary Washburn | Sunday basketball notes Glen Davis’s Big Baby act has been over for a long time. He’s the only one who doesn’t realize it. The former Celtic has never taken his post-basketball career seriously, and now he's headed to prison for his participation in a scheme to defraud the NBA Players’ Health and Benefit Welfare Plan. Celtics at Cavaliers, Game 3 preview: Time to make those three-pointers Matthew Gilbert | 'SNL' Showdown Belushi vs. Wiig. Murphy vs. Murray. Vote in Round 3 of our best ‘SNL’ cast member bracket. Vote in the Globe’s "SNL" Showdown bracket to help pick the best cast member from the past five decades. Round 2 recap Bill Murray over Mike Myers? Voters again show that they prefer ‘SNL’ cast members of a certain vintage. Round 2's biggest surprise was Bill Murray's lopsided win over Mike Myers. And its toughest call may have been Cecily Strong vs. Maya Rudolph. AAPI Heritage Month MFA reopens its Arts of Japan galleries after six years of closure Amy Tan reflects on her new nonfiction book. ‘Birds were fun ... fiction writing is torment.’ Eight restaurants to eat at for AAPI Heritage Month COMMENTARY | JEANNIE SALOMON This AAPI Heritage Month, it’s time to get serious about teaching AAPI history in Rhode Island Opinion Joan Fitzgerald and Gregory King How to bring solar energy to low-income communities Low- and moderate-income households are only a small percentage of those benefiting from community solar. A couple of projects in Boston are seeking to change that. Judith Garcia Legislature should pass health equity bill Kim Janey Mass. should focus on long-term solutions for homeless families IDEAS | LARISSA KOSMOS Mother of dragons LETTERS The politicization of climate change More recent News Will you accept the election results? Republicans dodge the question. Leading Republicans, including several of Donald Trump’s potential running mates, have refused to commit to accepting the results of the November election. Fake Irish heiress arrested in Maine should be extradited to UK, judge rules Marianne Smyth, who accusers say has also fashioned herself as a witch, a psychic and a friend to Hollywood stars, has been in a Maine jail waiting to learn if she will be extradited. Trump may owe $100 million from double-dip tax breaks, audit shows When Trump sought to reap tax benefits from his losses, the IRS has argued, he went too far and, in effect, wrote off the same losses twice. Teaching their teachers: At Lexington High, these teens are redefining what it means to have a learning...