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The measure passed in the House with a 332-to-94 vote and is expected to pass next week in the Senate.
Jang Song Thaek, Kim Jong Un’s uncle and former mentor, was called “worse than a dog” by North Korea’s state media.
Mayor-elect Martin Walsh said he’s in no hurry to restructure the city’s development agency, which was a campaign promise.
The nation’s leading rusher and a Heisman Trophy finalist became the first running back in Boston College history to win the award.
MOVIE REVIEW
“Saving Mr. Banks” may be the most entertaining two hours of corporate branding you’ll ever see.
For decades before closing its doors to the public 70 years ago, the subterranean theater was a crown jewel in Boston’s performing-arts firmament.
Scene & Heard
Over three shows, fans will hear the results of a collection of 26 Boston acts each interpreting one another’s songs.
Movie Review
‘Hobbit’ saga takes shape with sequelWith “The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug,” the heroes of J.R.R. Tolkien’s fantasy saga find their footing, and so does Peter Jackson’s epic telling of their tale.
EDWARD L. GLAESER
An ‘Hour of Code’ isn’t enoughEvery student should learn basic principles of computing, and one hour of instruction won’t suffice.
Collisions have happened since Abner Doubleday invented baseball. How far are we going to take this?
A rider reported a suspicious duffel bag on a train, an official said, and the Red Line was shut down for 75 minutes this afternoon.
A retired FBI agent who vanished during a 2007 trip was investigating the Iranian government for the US, according to an AP investigation.
Newly elected Representative Katherine Clark took her oath of office at the Capitol today.
Of the many things swept away in an increasingly digitized economy, the lowly business card has been an unlikely survivor.
“12 Years a Slave” and “American Hustle” were the top nominees for the 71st annual Golden Globe Awards, with each film receiving seven nominations.
Ami Albernaz’s weekly roundup of bargains includes the Newton Highlands Holiday Stroll and Sing-A-Long.
E-book
Broken CityDownload an updated version of the Globe series chronicling epic gridlock in the nation’s captial, and examining solutions to the country’s political quagmire.
Can buildings be too young to save? The struggle to predict — and preserve — the architectural landmarks of tomorrow.
