When it comes time to bring the chain back to normal, the process will probably take weeks.
Israel said it has ?scaled down? some operations and urged Gaza residents of some areas to return to their homes.
DAN SHAUGHNESSY
Unless the Sox change their new fiscal ways, Jon Lester is not going to re-sign with the Red Sox.
More than a dozen former Olympic sites show what worked and what can go wrong as Boston flirts with a bid for the 2024 Games.
Matthew J. Lee / Globe Staff
Many credit Billy Starr, founder of the Pan-Mass Challenge, with developing the ?a-thon? model of fund-raising.
A family created a loving world for a child whose case remains one of the darkest chapters in the state?s child-protection system.
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Can a summer camp change lives? For some, yes. But not all.
Critic?s Notebook
The museum continues to ramp up its controversial practice of renting out dozens of its most prestigious works.
JOAN VENNOCHI
Unvarnished reality of capital punishmentWe shouldn?t pretend the death penalty is a medical procedure.
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The Red Sox pitcher gave back the lead his offense built for him, fueling the Yankees to their 6-4 win.
Summer once meant dormant dorms, lonely lecture halls, and quiet quads. But increasingly college campuses in New England are abuzz during the summer.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that Israel will continue its military campaign as long as necessary.
Leading legal analysts say the administration has wide latitude to take certain actions.
Several area communities are singing the praises of residential projects as a key to bringing new life into their commercial and retail cores.
Minimum age and unemployment insurance were among the key business issues tackled by the Legislature in an election year session.
Forty years after he resigned from office, Nixon remains deeply embedded in American culture.
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When you step into Vent Haven ? the only museum in the world dedicated to ventriloquism ? there are 835 dummies staring back at you.
The Boston Globe Book Club
?Cascade? talk with readersBooks editor Nicole Lamy and author Maryanne O?Hara were online to chat about the book. Catch up here.
How Boston was shaped by what it didn?t winThe city tried and failed to host the 1980 alterna-Olympics, the 1976 World Expo, and NASA Mission Control. They ended up changing the landscape anyway.
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