Scott Brown appears to be readying a Senate run, and analysts say Republican chances of taking over the Senate have risen.
The West stepped up its pressure by imposing the most comprehensive sanctions against Russian officials since the Cold War.
Malaysia again revises timeline of events with missing jetThe hunt for the jetliner expanded over a wide area as one of the most puzzling aviation mysteries of all time continues.
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The play at Newton North High School is triggering a backlash from Asian-Americans who say the musical’s racist stereotypes are hurtful and unacceptable.
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Jarome Iginla scored twice at TD Garden as the Bruins continued their recent winning ways.
GARY WASHBURN
With three straight NCAA appearances, Amaker believes the basketball team is “connecting” the campus as never before.
Derrick Z. Jackson
NCAA men’s basketball tournament teams see record graduation ratesThe average graduation rate for black players in the March Madness tournament is a record 65 percent — up from 35 percent in 2003.
In a major discovery, a Harvard-led team detected a cosmic pattern that has been described as the “bang” of the Big Bang.
TOM KEANE
Boston’s St. Patrick’s Day breakfast and even the parade were glimpses of a new city, yet vestiges of old Boston remain.
A Celtics rally late fell short in Dallas as Boston lost again.
Lawyers for the Connecticut teenager and her parents in the long-running custody case want the girl returned home.
The Army dropped sexual-assault charges against Brigadier General Jeffrey Sinclair, allowing him to plead to lesser counts.
Scott Brown appears to be readying a Senate run, and analysts say Republican chances of taking over the Senate have risen.
A renovated bed and breakfast in the Gloucester village of Magnolia is now a meeting place for entrepreneurs.
Playwright Ellen McLaughlin’s flock of self-conscious metaphors weighs down “Tongue of a Bird.”
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The poor neglected gifted child Precocious children do seem to become high-achieving adults. Why that makes some educators worried about America’s future.
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