Thousands of protesters fanned out across the city, blocking traffic and interrupting MBTA service.
Evan Horowitz
An interpretation of the grand jury?s decision on Eric Garner?s death What you need to know about the case involving a white police officer whose choke hold killed an unarmed black man.
In the wake of the Michael Brown and Eric Garner cases, the Twitter hashtags gained popularity.
The council has issued or threatened to issue subpoenas three times in recent months after rarely doing so for years.
Of the four US cities vying to host the 2024 Olympics, Boston also has the least recent history bidding for the Games.
Since Stanley Rosenberg was anointed the incoming Senate president, Bryon Hefner has been stirring unease in the Senate.
Adrian Walker
Is this how Rosenberg plans to run the state Senate?
Illustration by Jeffrey Smith
The new chief executive of Fidelity Investments is the heiress without airs, the billionaire who breaks type.
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TV review
NBC?s ?Peter Pan Live!? was endlessly, weirdly watchable, which is not the same thing as a coherent artistic triumph.
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The onetime ruffian from Dorchester has applied to have a violent assault conviction removed from his record.
Shirley Leung
Here?s betting that Walsh still won?t have a pick by the time Charlie Baker is sworn in.
Keegan, a 1-year-old yellow Lab, was given to the Boston Fire Department by the Connecticut State Police.
Globe Santa
?No Rest for the Wicked Funny,? a 24-hour show set to begin Friday at 7 p.m., is a hodgepodge.
At his charity event in the Dominican Republic, Ortiz said the lefthander is exactly what the Sox need.
Gina Raimondo hopes to put Rhode Island back to workRaimondo?s victory in the R.I. governor?s race has stirred optimism in a state whose sometimes ill-fitting motto is ?Hope.?
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The road to lower rents in BostonThe two-bedroom, $1,500 apartment might emerge as a byproduct of new construction.
John Blanding/Globe Staff
Election scenes, images from Thomas Menino?s funeral procession, and more photos from November.
The Bruins? offense finally perked up, but the defense fell apart in another West Coast loss.
A former state legislator, Andrew Card was the trusted adviser to three US presidents. Now he?s set to lead Franklin Pierce University.
There?s a reason lobbyists have become such an inescapable part of the political landscape. Lawmakers rely on their expertise.
A look at the dollar amounts behind the $2.29 billion project.
Mayor Bill de Blasio?s pledge to bridge the police-community divide has become a major challenge.
Latiana Holmes, 24, is one of 7 million people across the country who works part-time but is in need of full-time work.
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The change will allow the McMullen Museum of Art to nearly double its exhibition space, officials said.
The stylish, confident feature is an expert examination of a 6-year-old?s fears ? and his mother?s, too.
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The Internationalist
In Congo, peacekeepers at warWhat happens when a bold new idea turns the UN into just another army?
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