Evan Horowitz | Quick Study
What?s happening to the middle class?
Virtually everyone likes to think of themselves as middle class, but it just isn?t so.
Some families are turning to consultants who offer services aimed at helping their students avoid what James Chen calls ?the Asian penalty? in admissions.
Evan Horowitz | Quick Study
Virtually everyone likes to think of themselves as middle class, but it just isn?t so.
Vanity Fair has shared the new name of the former Olympic athlete on its July 2015 cover.
Alex Speier
Actually, the Red Sox are around league average with the glove, with one huge exception.
Corporal Elmer P. Richard, who was 20 years old when he went missing in 1950, will be buried with full military honors Wednesday.
Some musicians and entertainers say the regulations limit their freedom of speech and put their acts in jeopardy.
The secretary of state flew aboard a military C-17 airplane to seek treatment for his broken leg at MGH.
JOAN VENNOCHI
There?s a disconnect between the agenda he outlined at his inauguration and the one he embraced when he signed onto the Olympic bid.
Angiulo and three of his brothers were convicted in 1986 in a case that marked a major local victory in the war against organized crime.
The group is expected to analyze the budget and determine the potential for cost overruns and risk to taxpayers.
An attorney who touts his expertise in defending drunk drivers was allegedly in command of the boat called ?Naut Guilty.?
Seventeen-year-old Carly Hall says a black bear chased her down the street and swatted at her.
Edwin Alemany was not physically harmed and his trial resumed as scheduled Monday, his attorney said.
The gate to the pool in Epping was locked; it was not immediately known how the boy got into the water.
Michael ?Fresh? Stallings shot into a crowd on a Boston street in 2012, prompting a man to suffer a fatal asthma attack when he ran for cover.
Volunteer teams will excavate 10 test trenches to find the old foundation and yard of the school at the site in front of the Old City Hall building.
Look through the first-floor window at the gleaming new 360 Longwood. There?s Dana-Farber Cancer Institute biostatistician Emanuele Mazzola.
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The Globe?s James Pindell sits down with presidential candidates and hopefuls to discuss the race.
DANTE RAMOS
The swift revisions to her entry show the growing recognition of Jenner?s right to define herself in her own terms.
From graduations to beautiful beaches to blooming flowers, a look at daily scenes around the world this May.
The injured Cleveland forward has an opt-out clause in his contract that would make him a free agent, but wants to stay put.
Each of the young men ensnared in the Boston Marathon bombing investigation could spend several years in prison.
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The future of the EV movement was the topic of the 5th annual technology conference co-sponsored by MIT and the New England Motor Press Association (NEMPA).
The justices ruled that it was not enough for prosecutors to show that comments could make a reasonable person feel threatened.
The Republican Senator took credit in a message to supporters that also sought donations to his presidential campaign.
A recycling center in the Silicon Valley is looking for a woman
The ?True Detective? star calls Edward Snowden a hero, and says he?s a big supporter of gun rights, including in schools.
Home design, it seems, has captured the attention of tweens and high schoolers.
Design New England
Nicola Manganello designs an elegant home for a family in Maine with special needs.
The battle over Mauna Kea in Hawaii stems from the same emotional impulse.
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