Dzhokhar Tsarnaev faces 30 federal charges for allegedly setting off the April 15 bombs at the finish line of the Boston Marathon.
Some said they see this as the rare occasion when the death penalty should be used. Others worried that it might be too easy an end.
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The Celtics’ season and roster has come crashing down upon them. It’s not tanking if you’re losing and you’re really trying.
The Massachusetts Republican Party is charging gubernatorial candidates $25,000 to speak at the event.
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Should an experimental drug be given to a dying patient if it is unproven and might unravel a carefully designed clinical trial?
Dr. Roman DeSanctis, 83, retires Friday after spending his career at Mass. General.
Kevin Cullen
What Giacomini does off the field should make you root hard for the Seahawks on Sunday.
Shirley Leung
Women are taught that to make it in a man’s world you have to know sports. Call me un-Patriotic, but faking it takes work.
JOANNA WEISS
Underwear as empowerment?The faux-backlash trend of beauty culture includes self-congratulatory ad campaigns and standards that haven’t changed.
The message was clear across the locker room: The Bruins hadn’t come out with any emotion against their archrival.
As a candidate for governor, Coakley has strongly criticized the Department of Children and Families, but strikes a different tone as attorney general.
Viktor Yanukovych’s announcement prompted a guessing game about what was happening to the country.
Representative Henry Waxman, a Democrat from Calif., will leave after four decades in the House.
The moves from the newspaper’s owner are intended to remake the leadership on the business side of the publication.
The Grammy-festooned country act coming to TD Garden, only started touring in support of their latest album “Golden” this past month.
This year’s Oscar nominees aren’t as strong as last year’s contenders, but they showcase bravery and spiky individualism in refreshing ways.
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Design New England The January/February issue is full of inspiration for your next kitchen or bath project.
The botmaker who sees through the InternetDarius Kazemi’s popular little creations are a sly commentary on how the Web is organizing our lives.
