Oscar Pistorius gets 5 years in girlfriend?s death
Oscar Pistorius was sentenced Tuesday to five years in prison for killing girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp.
Oscar Pistorius was sentenced Tuesday to five years in prison for killing girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp.
Politicians in both parties oppose the appointment of Dr. Vivek Murthy, a physician at Brigham and Women?s hospital.
Secretary of State William Galvin?s office has scant records of its decisions to award state contracts to a firm that has done work for his campaigns.
Charlie Baker?s strategy with the state?s mental health system in 1991 may be a window into how he might handle costly issues as governor.
If the problems persist at the Greenfield Commonwealth Virtual School, it could be forced to close in two years.
700 former residents of the homeless shelter on Long Island live in cramped, disorienting conditions with fewer amenities than they previously had.
The possible deal comes amid concerns about the company?s links to the Chinese government, which has been criticized for human rights abuses.
For committed collectors, marbles are a serious enterprise that can generate thousands, maybe tens of thousands of dollars during a single weekend at a trade show.
For locals, the incident is a considerable black eye for the city, which is known for its postcard-cute Main Street and its beloved festivals.
Mr. de la Renta?s zest for life was displayed in his fashion.
Farah Stockman
Every wall has a story. The story of this one, and the battle to tear it down, is about how complicated race and class have become in America.
Neither the Royals nor the Giants won 90 games this year but both teams caught fire in the playoffs.
The former mayor?s dehydration may be related to a new treatment for cancer.
Throngs of Chicagoans craned their necks and shouted cheers during Obama?s brief trip home.
The World Health Organization callied the outcome the triumphal result of ?world class epidemiological detective work.?
The $2.2 billion bid comes from Jynwel Capital, a Hong Kong private equity firm.
Playwright Sarah Ruhl devises a delicate dance of distance and desire.
In the fall, many New England museums mount exhibitions with great enterprise and depth. Here are some state-by-state highlights.
There were more shadows than light at Fenway Park this year.
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Join Globe books editor Nicole Lamy for a conversation with Maryanne O?Hara, author of the summer selection, ?Cascade.?
As climate change jeopardizes the huge ocean claims of tiny nations, experts propose some bold legal solutions.
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