Yankees 9, Red Sox 1
Yankees trounce the Red Sox
This nightmarish September continues for the Red Sox as they fell 9-1 to the New York Yankees today.
Hundreds mourn toddler who died in day-care van
Relatives and other congregants gathered today to mourn the 17-month-old who was left in a sweltering transport van.
UBS CEO resigns over trading loss
The company’s chief executive resigned over a $2.3 billion loss caused by rogue trading at its investment division.
Worcester police shoot man after alleged crime spree
Worcester police shot and critically injured a 20-year-old man Friday night after he allegedly attempted to rob a bank and injured two people with his vehicle.
Claudia Capo for the Boston Globe
EXCLUSIVE SUNDAY PREVIEW | TRAVEL
A taste of everything
Aboard the Ocean Princess, Southeast Asia’s ports of call boast ancient histories and modern tourist economies.
editorial
Ryan Fitzpatrick: Elizabeth Warren of the gridiron?
As in football, in politics it’s performance that matters.
An online success with cats and dogs
The founder of the popular I Can Has Cheezburger? Internet network believes his company’s success proves that quality is subjective.
“It’s frustrating, and it’s not fair to the kids and families. We have the capability to do so much more, but not the box to do it within.”
Linda Nathan, headmaster of Boston Arts Academy
Inside The Boston Globe
Columnists
Metro
Hundreds mourn toddler who died in day-care van
Relatives and other congregants gathered today to mourn the 17-month-old who was left in a sweltering transport van.
Business
INNOVATION ECONOMY
Three-year incubation results in a smart car seat
A Woonsocket, R.I., company, Summer Infant Inc., wanted to develop a car seat that would be foolproof for a novice to install properly.
Nation
Impasse leaves Congress with a week to avoid a shutdown
An impasse between the House and Senate over a bill to keep the government open after Sept. 30 and provide financial aid to natural disaster victims deepened yesterday.
World
Fighters renew attack on Khadafy stronghold
Libya’s new leaders also tried to move on the political front, promising to announce a new interim government that they hope will help unite the country.
Sports
Yankees 9, Red Sox 1
Yankees trounce the Red Sox
This nightmarish September continues for the Red Sox as they fell 9-1 to the New York Yankees today.
Arts
g force
Lindsey Buckingham: Life outside the Mac
Lindsey Buckingham is back with a new solo album, “Seeds We Sow,” and will bring tunes new and old to the Wilbur Theatre on Sept. 25.
Opinion
“By now, only ideologues and political propagandists insist that all reputable scientists agree on the human responsibility for climate change.”
Jeff Jacoby
Ideas
“It doesn’t make any difference whether you assign more homework in English, science, or history. Students will still do the same.”
Ozkan Eren, assistant professor of economics at the University of Nevada, on whether homework works