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More than a year after Swartz killed himself rather than face prosecution, questions about MIT’s handling of the hacking case persist.
As fiery embers rained and a fierce wind blew, Deputy Chief Joe Finn had to decide whether to risk the men’s lives to save a fallen colleague.
Women are still discriminated against in the workplace, Caryl Rivers and Rosalind Barnett say, but the bias has become harder to detect.
critic’s notebook
While many Christians and other believers decry modern pop culture as a swamp of secular sin, movie theaters are telling a different story.
For some, returning to the Marathon is a matter of realizing a personal triumph. For others, the decision is complicated by a multitude of factors.
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South Korea has transformed itself from a tea-drinking culture, and Dunkin’ is uniquely positioned to benefit from it.
Little Mya Barry’s untimely death points to weaknesses in a system struggling to deal with a booming addiction to prescription and illegal drugs.
Yvonne Abraham
Despised by some and misunderstood by many, Joni Nelson and her comrades are all that stand between a city’s cat colonies and world domination.
MLB preview 2014
Red Sox ready to turn the pageThe Red Sox are putting their trust in Xander Bogaerts, and in a belief that young talent should constantly flow onto their roster.
opinion | Daniel Benjamin
The EU holds the power to foil Putin’s ambitions — but will it?The union is Russia’s largest trading partner, representing close to $400 billion. That, in a word, is leverage.
Jarome Iginla and the Bruins took a 4-2 decision Saturday over a possible first-round opponent.
The Red Sox believe that a constant infusion of youth is what builds lasting success. Fortunately for them, they’re loaded with some of MLB’s most talented young players.
The 48-year-old man was on his way to his mother’s funeral when he was shot in Duxbury, according to authorities.
The secretary of state scrambled his travel plans to meet with Russia’s foreign minister in Paris on Sunday.
Read the Globe’s new real estate section, Address, a new Sunday real estate section, full of advice, profiles, essays, and more.
Ornstein founded Boston-based J/Brice Design International Inc., which has designed more than 200 hotels since 1989.
“Can’t and Won’t” is the most revolutionary collection of stories by an American in twenty-five years.
It’s never too early to start thinking about summer vacation, especially if your getaway includes an overnight visit to a state park.
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