Speaking publicly for the first time since their daughter’s death, Brian and Patty Martel recall the warning signs of Jared Remy’s alleged abuse.
John Kerry issued a warning in ’66. Back at the school to address its graduating class, the secretary of state is rethinking his words.
Quietly, Harvard has built what amounts to an in-house production company to create massive open online courses.
The Belfast Project was flawed nearly from the start, critics say, a victim of careless legal vetting and minimal oversight.
AP/ File (left); Globe photo/File
The Patriots had Brady’s air apparent in mind when they picked Garoppolo in the second round of last weekend’s draft.
Candidates running for governor and attorney general have resorted to sidestepping and evasion.
Awaiting casino outcome, Everett enclave faces changeChange to the Lynde could come at lightning speed should Steve Wynn gain approval to build a $1.2 billion casino.
Yvonne Abraham
After decades as a punchline, the city right over the Tobin has been steadily shaking off its corrupt and decrepit past.
EDWARD L. GLAESER
Happiness is overratedHumans are willing to sacrifice happiness and satisfaction if the price is right – and we’re better off.
How do you sell famous homes?See how realtors roll out the red carpet for celebrities and fend off curiosity-seekers.
Transforming the Clark Art Institute, a new day at Newport Jazz Festival, plus 90 critics’ picks.
Detroit cashed in on scoring opportunities big and small in its 6-1 win.
Officials aren’t sure how a 22-year-old woman fell two stories down an elevator shaft Friday night.
Boston Mayor Martin Walsh spoke of his battles with alcoholism, cancer, and poor choices in a speech at a Boston school.
Cornell William Brooks has no national profile but ran for Congress as a Democrat in Northern Virginia in 1998.
The state senator is chairman of the Legislature’s Committee on Bonding, Capital Expenditures and State Assets.
The Portland-based writer’s most recent book is “Blue Plate Special,” a memoir of food and other appetites.
With three children — ages 6, 9 and 17 — Olympic medalist figure skater Nancy Kerrigan keeps pretty busy.
Design New England
A garden of delight in New HampshireAn artist and her husband create a landscape for all to enjoy. Read their story and more in the May/June issue.
Bosnia’s segregated schoolsTwo decades after the war, can a nation that learns separately ever be united?
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