Problems with the state’s health insurance website, the DCF, and medical marijuana licensing are among the issues Patrick is dealing with.
In a speech in Indonesia, Secretary of State John Kerry accused climate change skeptics of using shoddy science.
Joshua Messier was having a schizophrenic attack, then died as Bridgewater state prison guards subdued him.
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In the aftermath of the Marathon bombings, Cambridge is creating a full-time bomb squad that has bomb-sniffing dogs.
2014 winter olympics
US players are still thinking about mistakes they made in a loss to the Canadians, even as they get ready to take on Sweden in a semifinal on Monday.
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Former Bruin Phil Kessel scored three goals as the US won Group A and earned a berth in the quarter-finals.
With scammers finding the agency an easy target, billions have been wrongly paid out.
editorial | service not included
The restaurant industry in the United States is exploding, just as the income gap is widening. The trends are related.
opinion | Ward Sutton
Vladimir Putin’s OlympicsThe Russian president enforces some changes at the Sochi Games in Ward Sutton’s editorial cartoon.
Dempster cited physical and family reasons in saying he won’t play this year for the Red Sox.
Mayor Martin J. Walsh has changed the structure, appointed fresh faces, and kept some officials. Here’s who’s who.
Jurors couldn’t agree on the most serious charge of first-degree murder.
Members of Lyndon B. Johnson’s inner circle have commenced one last campaign.
Consumer Reports asked experts for tips and invited its Facebook fans to share lessons from past rentals.
As the orchestra performed, the newly remastered film was shown on large screens with the original vocals and dialogue intact.
Once a Swedish colony, St. Barts is now an overseas collectivity of France and part of the French West Indies.
The New Hampshire writer of earthy yet brightly reflective poems passed away last week at the age of eighty eight.
Globe Talks
A conversation with Neil SwideySwidey discusses his new book “Trapped Under the Sea” with Harvard’s Amy Edmondson on Feb. 24.
For pregnant women, two sets of rights in one bodyA new wave of fetal-protection measures creates a collision in American law — and exposes a moral conundrum.
