Some who spent time in North Vietnamese prison camps greeted Donald Trump?s remarks with reflection instead of outrage.
The righthander gave us matchless talent and revolutionized Boston?s baseball culture.
Dan Shaughnessy
Pedro Martinez?s greatness had to be seen to be believedMartinez?s 1999 performances in the All-Star Game and the 17-strikeout gem at Yankee Stadium can?t be topped.
Neither politician appears ready to satisfy the USOC, which raises new questions about the fate of the bid.
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Kosciuszko Circle is confusing and congested, and Olympic organizers say they have a fix in mind.
Trooper lawsuit ends in damagesA federal jury found a state trooper had probable cause to arrest Beth E. Shea, but used excessive force.
As markets change, clean tech industry reduces ambitionsThe clean energy sector is refocusing from breakthroughs to incremental advances that can be achieved faster and for less money.
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Address
In the Boston suburbs, returning to one?s hometown is often a solid bet.
Yvonne Abraham
It?s hard to fathom how a Hardwick boy ended up in that run-down building by the railway line in the first place.
The school has hired a venture capitalist to help catapult discoveries out of the lab and into the commercial world.
NextVR
With advanced technology, you will soon be able to experience the Games without actually being there.
NICK CAFARDO | SUNDAY BASEBALL NOTES
A number of players are possible trade targets, and at least several teams could make moves.
The documentary ?3½ Minutes, Ten Bullets? examines a terrible event and its aftermath.
Nahant native Degelis Tufts launched TribeTats as the ?intersection of jewelry, tattoos, and body art.?
New England Travel
Fasten your seat belts. Cape Cod has just recently come out of its shell as a contender in the fast-evolving food truck scene.
Inside the presidential primaries with James PindellGlobe reporter James Pindell brings you the latest news from New Hampshire and beyond as 2016 presidential politics take shape.
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Big Picture
Photographer David Ryan provides a visual respite of the shoreline during an assignment in a fixed-wing Cessna.
Cambridge company born in Internet?s ?big bang? has lasting impact
Viaweb played a pivotal role in the evolution of e-commerce, and the entrepreneurial ecosystem.
JOHN L. ALLEN JR. | ALL THINGS CATHOLIC
Religious persecution, by both oppressors and the oppressed India showcases the maddening complexity of religious persecution.
Meet the the players who will be enshrined in Cooperstown on Sunday: Pedro Martinez, Craig Biggio, Randy Johnson, and John Smoltz.
Under one proposal, smoking would be banned on streets and sidewalks throughout downtown, including the Providence Place mall.
?Ready, set, go!? I yell, fake the handoff to the first back, and gently place the ball in the second back?s hands. He runs for 7 yards.
An adviser to Hillary Clinton gave a House committee 15 emails that the State Department cannot find among the ones she handed over.
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Mayor Marty Walsh announced this week that the ParkBoston app could be used in five more Boston neighborhoods.
Syrian President Bashar Assad?s televised speech comes as his battered country is host to the extremist Islamic State group.
Contracts known as power purchase agreements are largely responsible for the boom in residential solar panels. But are they good deals?
The travel industry is changing to win over its most lucrative market ever: baby boomers.
No longer a doe-eyed ingénue, the 25-year-old Swift now commands an audience like none of her peers can.
Breakfast, lunch, and prepared meals at West Concord?s Saltbox Kitchen use produce from chef Ben Elliott?s nearby Saltbox Farm.
Design New England
A home with open spaceA new floor plan for a renovated 1960s ranch-style house makes entertaining easy.
Ideas
Doctors? poor training on antibiotics is making us sickerThe more antibiotics are incorrectly prescribed, the more they contribute to drug-resistant bacterial infections.
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Why slow thinking wins
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