The heart-wrenching stories of the Marathon bombing victims may help drive defense efforts to appeal Dzhokhar Tsarnaev?s death sentence.
Kevin Cullen
I?ll remember the choices people made. The heroes who emerged. A city that stayed true to its best self.
It?s tough to remember the Tom Brady that arrived here 15 years ago amid the media frenzy that?s erupted since Deflategate.
CHRISTOPHER L. GASPER
The Patriots quarterback promised to address the controversy, and should do so sooner than later.
Yvonne Abraham
After a bail hearing in Salem on Monday, Angel Echavarria might finally walk free, after 21 years in prison.
Transit-oriented development is finally becoming more than just high-minded planning jargon in Dorchester.
RED SOX 4, MARINERS 2
Porcello sparkled into the seventh as the Red Sox handed Felix Hernandez his first loss of the year.
Aram Boghosian for The Boston Globe
So far this year, the town has recorded 136 overdoses ? an average of exactly one a day ? and 10 related deaths.
Mass. residents are more worried about drug abuse than are Americans generally, a Boston Globe poll found.
John L. Allen Jr. | All Things Catholic
It?s hard to imagine anyone with a more remarkable tale to tell than Archbishop Oscar Romero. PLUS: Vatican push for Africa shows why the Holy See?s sovereignty matters.
Innovation Economy
Amazon has always had the drive to dominate retail. It?s no surprise the company is pursuing a dual-path strategy.
Neil A. Hawley/The Republican
The change reflects a growing awareness that simple categories of male and female do not fit every teenager.
?Mad Max? practically invented the grim, violence-filled landscape now routinely populating movies, YA novels, TV shows, and video games.
summer arts preview
Critics suggest where you should go, what you should see, who you should hear, and what you should be reading this summer.
Summer Travel
Love tide pools? Hate crowds? Looking for pirate treasure? There?s a beach for that.
Jurors hand down death sentence for TsarnaevThis interactive timeline highlights trial coverage and a podcast featuring Globe columnist Kevin Cullen and WBUR reporter David Boeri.
opinion | Kari Hong
Kari Hong: Bring back the firing squadThe needle spares the witnesses, not the condemned.
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Big Picture
Photographers have documented the relationships between humans and animals in countless ways.
The process of creating Pedro Martinez?s Baseball Hall of Fame plaque is handled by a sculptor and a foundry in the Steel City.
Scott Blackmun doubled down on his support for Boston?s Olympic bid at Bentley University?s commencement on Saturday.
Two dozen Delta Force commandos entered Syria and killed Abu Sayyaf, described as the Islamic State?s ?emir of oil and gas.?
In a presidential race that could include two dozen candidates, none has a spouse like Bill Clinton.
The average class of 2015 borrower will graduate college with just over $35,000 in debt.
Thirteen percent of suburban homeowners shell out more than half of their income to keep a roof over their heads.
The best in arts, theater, music, and tv this summer.
A five-minute session on the the wrong network can compromise e-mail credentials, bank accounts, or credit card information.
The race to preserve disappearing dataFrom the film industry to science, archivists are struggling to preserve the bits and bytes of our lives.
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