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Lee, who once aspired to be the Jane Austen of southern Alabama, won the Pulitzer Prize for her book ?To Kill a Mockingbird.?
And the Oscar goes to. . . Globe critics pick who will win, and should win, this year?s Academy Awards.
In the Red Sox spring clubhouse, there?s a certain lay of the landIn baseball, it?s never a locker room. It?s the clubhouse.
?Tech bro? says homeless people are ruining San FranciscoSoftware developer Justin Keller?s open letter was not well-received.
The war for tech talent escalatesThe shortage of skilled technology workers has become the number one issue for many Massachusetts companies.
Opinion | Stephen Kinzer
The media are misleading the public on SyriaThe coverage of the Syrian war is one of the most shameful episodes in history of the American press.
The Lawn on D, brought to you by Citizens BankThe bank will pay $250,000 to plaster its logo across the park this year.
Peter Vanderwarker
Architecture review
How do you insert an aggressively modern house into a famous historic neighborhood?
Judge rules that jury can see SUV at issue in Aaron Hernandez case A dealership that leased the vehicle to the former Patriot cannot get it back until after his double murder trial in Boston ends.
The state medical examiner?s office has nearly doubled the amount of money it offers funeral homes to bury unclaimed bodies.
Antonin Scalia, who died at a west Texas resort ranch last weekend at age 79, will lie in repose until 8 p.m.
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Handful of GE job postings provide a peek at Boston recruitingThe company is advertising for a small number of corporate jobs in Boston, the first ripples of some 800 jobs expected.
Officials say they are still trying to figure out why the computer system failed, causing widespread commuter rail delays Thursday.
Adrian Walker
A recent probe by the FBI and IRS, coming at the outset of an election year, could be the undoing of state Senator Brian Joyce.
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New technologies track image and music downloads, break down hours spent creating reports, and detect if someone is scrolling through Facebook.
Yes, some MBTA vehicles have actually become more reliableSome trains and buses are running longer without needing repairs.
After climbing 4 percent last year, rents will grow at an average annual rate of 2.5 percent over the next four years.
If jaywalking is wrong, I don?t want to be right A $1 fine for jaywalking is already 100 cents too high.
STAT, a national publication from Boston Globe Media Partners, covers health, medicine, and life sciences.
Five ways the South Carolina primary is different from Iowa, N.H.Republicans will hold their presidential primary Saturday in a state where they must navigate an entirely different political landscape.
Across the globe, snow blankets the landscape, giving photographers a new perspective on their surroundings.
Ainge seems content with his roster and the chemistry the Celtics have built.
All of the people arrested by the Boston police were 21 years old or younger.
Peg Hannigan is the honorary co-chairwoman of Bernie Sanders? presidential campaign.
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A study from AAA puts a stinging price on how much damage potholes cause.
Nevada, which will hold a caucus Saturday, suffered from Wall Street?s insatiable appetite for securities backed by risky mortgages.
New technologies track image and music downloads, break down hours spent creating reports, and detect if someone is scrolling through Facebook.
Writer-director Robert Eggers and star Anya Taylor-Joy participated in a lively Q&A session following a free preview of the ?The Witch.?
Accustomed to isolation, the members of the seedy group have their isolation interrupted by visitors.
The Boston Pops? 2016 spring season includes guest appearances by Brian Wilson, Seth MacFarlane, John Williams, and others.
Globe investigations and Spotlight reportsA look at high-impact investigations from The Boston Globe, including the Pulitzer Prize-winning report on abuse in the Catholic Church.
Scott Kirsner
Why entrepreneurs still bolt from BostonThe area must do a better job of retaining young entrepreneurs who feel the pull of California or New York.
Boston Globe coverage and the movie ?Spotlight??Spotlight? is based on the stories and the reporters behind the investigation of sexual abuse in the Catholic Church.
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Pope dons sombrero as he travels to Mexico A Mexican journalist presented Pope Francis with a traditional hat as the pontiff departed from the Vatican Friday.
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Immersed in the ViewA 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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