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Mayor Martin Walsh has operated more in a legislative style than an executive one to broker a deal to let gays march in the St. Patrick’s Day parade.
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‘‘From this object, hopefully [we] will find the missing plane,’’ said a member of the Vietnamese army.
No country checked the police agency’s database that held information about two stolen passports used to board an ill-fated Malaysia Airlines flight.
Cape Cod residents will gather at the State House to pressure the governor to work with federal authorities to close the plant.
style magazine
The Most Stylish Bostonians 2014The Globe’s ninth annual list of tastemakers. The full issue is out Sunday.
travel
The opportunity to dig deeper into Roanoke’s past and present opened up.
JOAN VENNOCHI
It will be up to community activists to make sure politicians stand up for the poorer part of town, not just the prosperous one.
The Word
He, she, ze, and how to navigate a new landscape.
Learning & Earning 2014
You’re studying wrong. But don’t worry, it’s not too late to get much, much better.
opinion | Cass Sunstein
Avoiding the cost of needless fear President Obama’s former regulatory czar explains how to avoid bad rules.
Our list of Most Stylish Bostonians, three trends to watch, and more in the Style Magazine.
A layup with 3.4 seconds left gave Saint Louis their only lead of the second half. But it meant a 64-62 win over the Minutemen.
Young pugilists took part in the annual event held Friday in South Boston.
‘‘This is our land,’’ Arseniy Yatsenyuk said at an event. “And we won’t budge a single centimeter from Ukrainian land.”
Growing up amid economic turmoil and financial scandal, wary millennials have become cautious.
A number of local theater productions put unease about work life center stage.
The opportunity to dig deeper into Roanoke’s past and present opened up.
Set in Uganda in the 1970s after the glow of independence has diminished, the novel tunnels toward a terrible historical moment.
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Putin’s long game? Meet the Eurasian UnionIt starts in 2015 and sounds like a scheme to rebuild the USSR, but its history is quite different — and troubling for the West.
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