The city’s young men and boys are overwhelmingly black and Latino, and often living in poverty, according to a report.
Some women treated by a fertility doctor now accused of molesting patients said they struggle to comprehend the allegations.
Officials worry that the cesium chloride used in conventional blood irradiator machines could threaten public safety.
“Silicon Valley,” a new sitcom about life in an Internet startup, seems so familiar.
At least five other people were hurt in a collision that may have been caused by a wrong-way driver, authorities said.
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In Mayor Walsh’s first four months, his name has been added to hundreds of pieces of public property.
TOM KEANE
Shortcomings notwithstanding, the overall conclusion is that the former Boston mayor did remarkably well.
Adrian Walker
Fisher’s ballot fight exposes GOP haplessnessSomehow the Mass. Republican Party has become twisted up over somebody named Mark Fisher.
Iraq veteran Seth Moulton is looking to beat the Congressman in the Democratic primary.
JEFF JACOBY
US legal bubble can’t pop soon enoughToo much law and lawyering makes democratic self-rule impossible, and common sense legally precarious.
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A Boston Globe opinion special section on the changes on the horizon for higher education.
With a victory over the Rangers, the defending World Series champions are now 19-18.
About 40 people discussed what they can do to help schoolgirls abducted by an Islamic militant group.
The US senator from Florida became the second potential Republican candidate recently to drop hints about 2016.
Pro-Russian insurgents said 90 percent of voters in two key regions came out in favor of sovereignty.
Instead of selling sporting-event photography to athletic-event participants, the two-year-old company Gameface Media sells advertising space to corporate sponsors.
In the low-budget, independent film “Beneath the Harvest Sky,” Aidan Gillen plays a small-time drug smuggler named Clayton.
The US Food and Drug Administration recently set off a firestorm by calling into question a common practice: taking a baby aspirin a day to prevent heart disease.
From the Archives | Photo gallery
Get out and playThe equipment might look different these days, but we still need to run around outside when we have the chance.
THE WORD
What ‘mom’ really means in America For such a tiny word, it’s borne a lot of weight over the years.
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