In East Boston, pinched between progress and pain
The working poor who call East Boston home say they are caught in a crucible of gentrification and violence.
The working poor who call East Boston home say they are caught in a crucible of gentrification and violence.
The man known for his elegant legal opinions and profound intellect was found dead in his room at a hunting resort by a ranch owner.
Democratic candidates and senators urged quick action on Antonin Scalia?s replacement while GOP hopefuls and leaders advocated delay.
A struggling blue-collar city in Maine sees a reason for hope with help from an unexpected source ? Colby College and its president.
The Red, Orange, and Green lines faced mechanical and rail problems. Meanwhile, many people who lost power have had it restored.
Taliban suicide attacks and a fierce battle for the northern city of Kunduz made 2015 the a bad year for Afghan civilian casualties.
Public relations firm Regan Communications Group stands to lose a lucrative deal with the UMass Building Authority.
Matthew GIlbert | Buzzsaw
Only a few series seem to correctly sense when it?s time to get out, and way too many that don?t.
Hundreds of thousands of people gathered Sunday for a Mass by Pope Francis outside Mexico City.
Cutting Edge
High-tech stickers from a Lexington company track UV exposure and other health data.
Sixteen people battled Saturday for the right to be named the state?s premier pinball player.
NAMES
Many pivotal scenes were filmed in Boston, and the movie is set to be released this summer.
STage review
A racist drawing leads to recrimination and reflection in a new drama by Boston-area playwright Kirsten Greenidge.
The Sox are a contending team with many questions, setting up a spring training that will certainly be intriguing.
NICK CAFARDO I ON BASEBALL
The games between these five teams will be as compelling as ever once the season starts.
Connections
What a woman who sets up blind dates every week knows about the mysteries of compatibility.
Cooking
A hearty meal sure to thaw even the coldest February nights.
THE CUTTING EDGE OF THE COMMON GOOD
To allow all city residents to drive in the same technological fastlane is to maximize their potential.
President Obama?s name was mentioned 33 times during the debate, the first since Sanders trounced Clinton in the New Hampshire primary.
Across the globe, snow blankets the landscape, giving photographers a new perspective on their surroundings.
The opinions are based on track record, as well as last year?s success or failure.
Crews looked at more than 900 covers and grates after a manhole cover smashed through a windshield and killed a driver Friday.
Gloucester?s Boston Business Services is accused of not sending the full amount of taxes owed by clients to the state.
Brady received two votes in the Democratic primary, and two in the Republican primary.
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The name may not ring a bell now, but in its heyday in the 1960s, the Lehmann-Peterson brand was among the most exclusive in the automotive world.
?We are now faced with entire families drowning at sea, with no one left to claim them,? said an imam.
Taxpayers may want to think about how changes in their personal lives will affect their tax filing.
Ty Burr hears from family and friends about films used to put a potential significant other to the test.
The airline made a splash when it arrived in Boston in December, offering some improbably low fares to the Caribbean.
A look at high-impact investigations from The Boston Globe, including the Pulitzer Prize-winning report on abuse in the Catholic Church.
BetaBoston
One of Boston?s original mobile success stories is now part of a big sports-apparel company.
?Spotlight? is based on the stories and the reporters behind the investigation of sexual abuse in the Catholic Church.
Crux
A Mexican journalist presented Pope Francis with a traditional hat as the pontiff departed from the Vatican Friday.
Design New England
A seaside location sets the tone for a free-flowing master bathroom with partitions and angles ? but no doors to restrict sightlines.
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