President Obama accused Russia of a “breach of international law” and condemned the country’s military intervention.
Correction chief, staff rebuked in patient deathGovernor Patrick announced disciplinary measures in the case of a mentally ill man who died in restraints at Bridgewater State Hospital.
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Scientists in Vermont have discovered a technique to collect maple sap without taps or buckets or, even, what you’d call trees.
Roee Grutman, 17, became the third student in Newton to commit suicide this academic year, following two girls in October.
DRAFTHOUSE FILMS
Three films by former Harvard classmates are among the five nominated for an Oscar for best documentary feature.
DAN SHAUGHNESSY
Most kids who’ve been putting in the time all year just want to get out on the floor, field, or ice.
Quincy gamer on quest for Super Mario perfectionAndrew Gardikis has a very specific goal: to beat the game and save the princess in the fastest time humanly possible.
John L. Allen Jr.
Pope’s financial fixer has instincts of linebackerColumnist John L. Allen Jr. looks at a new way of doing the Vatican’s business, elder care, a field hospital in Ukraine, and . . . the end of history?
TOM KEANE
Missing the trainA Harvard study of rail commuters proves that it’s connectedness, not diversity, that brings harmony.
The Celtics couldn’t stop Paul George, who finished with 25 points, including a 3-pointer in the fourth that sealed it for Indiana.
Supporters of a couple locked in a custody battle with Mass. officials rallied outside a Framingham care center.
Knife-wielding assailants attacked people at a train station in southwestern China on Saturday.
Wealthy environmentalists are pushing Democrats to take bolder positions on climate change.
Tired of high hourly rates and a no-bid mentality, corporations are demanding changes in the way law firms bill their clients.
Choreographer Kate Weare’s superb dancers showed, in two works, the molten dichotomies that drive relationships.
Year round, Boulder has much to offer for the nonskiing traveler.
The new collection of letters begins to reverse a curse that shadowed Frost after his ascendancy into American letters.
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