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“I would put my money on any Democratic governor in the country against [Vice President] JD Vance or [Secretary of State] Marco Rubio in 2028,” she added, pointing to two Republicans widely expected to run for president in two years. on.nbcboston.com/Wffe4Ko

on.nbcboston.comMichigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer says America is ready to elect a womanWhitmer responded to comments by Michelle Obama last year that voters aren’t ready to elect a female president and did not deny a potential 2028 run.

Taylor Swift signed her first publishing deal in Nashville at the age of 14. About 22 years and 14 Grammys later, she joined the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame along with Lyle Lovett, Shawn Camp, Lee Thomas Miller, Bruce Channel and J.I. Allison. on.nbcboston.com/3MNrOps

on.nbcboston.comTaylor Swift, Lyle Lovett and more inducted into Nashville Songwriters Hall of FameTaylor Swift said her ability to “genre hop” was because she had learned the fundamentals of songwriting in Nashville.

Israelis are voting in a pivotal election Tuesday as their country is embroiled in unresolved wars, still reeling from Hamas' 2023 attack and deeply divided over the character of the state and the right person to lead it. on.nbcboston.com/zZWAByQ

on.nbcboston.comIsraelis vote in tense election seen as a referendum on Netanyahu after 3 years of warTuesday's vote is the first since Hamas’ Oct. 7 attack on Israel and the subsequent wars in the Middle East. With no clear majority, coalition talks could take weeks.

Republican gubernatorial nominee Mike Minogue raised allegations about the Massachusetts State Police union's endorsement of Gov. Maura Healey — which the union rejected as "categorically false" and the Healey campaign called "an unhinged rant." on.nbcboston.com/q9OydiN

on.nbcboston.comState police union, Healey reject Minogue's quid-pro-quo claim as ‘false'The Republican candidate for governor suggested the trooper contract in Healey’s budget was traded for the union’s endorsement.

Mike Vrabel said he couldn't comment on the report of him facing a $250,000 fine for being critical of officials. The Patriots coach did, however, share his opinion on what he considers the most effective communication between a coach and an official. on.nbcboston.com/BHUXFKx

on.nbcboston.comMike Vrabel seemingly unhappy with $250,000 fine being leaked to mediaMike Vrabel said he couldn't comment on the report of him facing a $250,000 fine for being critical of officials.

Las Vegas police said they detained a 25-year-old passenger after the report on the Saturday night flight headed to Newark, New Jersey. The man was arrested on charges of making a threat or providing false information regarding an act of terrorism. on.nbcboston.com/AIXBLLp

on.nbcboston.comUnited flight turns around after report of terroristic threatA United Airlines flight from Las Vegas to Newark carrying 150 passengers returned to the airport after a reported terrorism threat from a passenger.

When a man checked out his own beverage at an otherwise empty airport kiosk, the screen prompted him to leave a tip. “Look at this. This is what the world’s come to nowadays,” he said in a video that's gone viral. on.nbcboston.com/UumxO9z

on.nbcboston.comSelf-service airport kiosk asks passenger for 18% tip on bottled water: 'Who am I tipping?'Dr. Clay Moss was asked to leave a tip while buying a bottle of water at a self-service CIBO Express convenience store at Newark Liberty Airport.

NEW DETAILS: A Boston mother charged after her 4-year-old daughter died from ingesting fentanyl allegedly impeded life-saving efforts by lying to first responders trying to save the child. Here's what prosecutors say she told them. on.nbcboston.com/7rBqtvG

on.nbcboston.comNew details in case of Boston mom whose 4-year-old died after ingesting fentanylDayanna Familia, 35, was arraigned Monday in Dorchester on manslaughter and other charges in connection with the death of her 4-year-old daughter Liyanna Bautista Familia on Aug. 17.

Two Boston City Councilors proposed a list of the worst landlords in the city to be published twice a year for transparency. It would include landlords with repeat housing violations and unpaid fines.