Poll finds deepening economic pessimism
Despite improvements in the economy, Mass. residents hold deeply pessimistic views about the future, according to a new Suffolk University/Boston Globe poll.
Despite improvements in the economy, Mass. residents hold deeply pessimistic views about the future, according to a new Suffolk University/Boston Globe poll.
Speaking to a crowd in Atlanta, Herman Cain said allegations of sexual harassment and a 13-year affair had hampered his campaign efforts.
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Nine high school champions were crowned in the MIAA Eastern Massachusetts Super Bowls today. Here are all the results.
Organizers also collected signatures to oppose the casino plan from the crowd of about 200 people gathered on the town common this morning.
A sampling of stories from this Sunday's Globe.
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A sudden political transformation in the Southeast Asian nation suggests the limits of international pressure.
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It’s not rational, so why do Americans — more than two-thirds every year —give to charity, and how do we decide which causes to favor?
Theater preview
The filmmaker riffs on all things Christmas, from his childhood memories to a bizarre fixation on holiday disaster stories.
“If we’re able to function together to some degree, then we become like a Muslim ‘Cheers.’”
William Suhaib Webb, imam of the Islamic Society of Boston Cultural Center
Richard Figueiredo lost all of his lobster traps in the “perfect storm’’ of 1991. Remnants have appeared on local beaches over the years, but never very far from their origin — until now.
From Thanksgiving eve to Cyber Monday and throughout this week, more shoppers than ever have been snatching up bargains with their smartphones and tablets.
Speaker John A. Boehner has told Republicans they would run political risks and could be accused of allowing a tax increase if they block the continuation of payroll tax relief.
Hillary Rodham Clinton visited the home of Aung San Suu Kyi yesterday and discussed the sudden signs of reform in Myanmar.
Installed as manager of the Sox on Thursday afternoon, Bobby Valentine was on the go less than 24 hours later to visit David Ortiz and help support his charity golf event.
Artist Nancy Chunn’s “Chicken Little and the Culture of Fear” springs from her post-Sept. 11 examination of the aura of panic that has dominated the last decade.
“Faith versus facts, ideology versus pragmatism, the 2012 election could offer the ultimate verdict on the 1980s.”
Peter S. Canellos
With quantum computing, today’s researchers are trying to perform a sort of jujitsu.
Joshua Rothman