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More than a few smart hockey people felt the Bruins would be OK if they could just keep their head above the waves to start the season while their injured players recuperated and got back in the lineup.

Sacha Jenkins’ engrossing and informative documentary “Louis Armstrong’s Black & Blues” reintroduces one of the 20th century’s most towering and beloved cultural icons to a new generation. Born and raised in New Orleans, Louis (often pronounced Louie) Armstrong was possibly the first racial “crossover” figure in the second half of…

In the American luxury vehicle market, the options are vast. But when you want big and traditional luxury, only a few names come to mind.

FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — There is no do-over for the Patriots.

Polls have shown that a large majority of Americans, north of 75%, are unhappy with the state of the nation.

FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — Patriots coach Bill Belichick confirmed Thursday that Mac Jones will start Sunday’s game at the Jets, and said the decision to start Jones was entirely related to the quarterback’s health.

Patriots quarterback Mac Jones will start Sunday against the Jets and took the majority of starting reps in Wednesday’s practice, a source told the Herald.

A federal appeals court tapped the brakes Friday on President Biden’s student loan forgiveness program.

BOSTON — After a wild, offense-happy start to the season, the new Bruins are starting to look a little more like the old Bruins. And that’s a good thing.

FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — Jones Fever doesn’t quite have the same ring or zing to it as Zappe Fever.

Celtics star Jaylen Brown announced on Tuesday night that he has terminated his affiliation with Kanye West’s Donda Sports agency in the wake of the rapper’s recent antisemetic comments.