political intelligence
Romney to take aim at Obama’s foreign policy
In a major speech at The Citadel tomorrow, Mitt Romney will accuse President Obama of weakening the military and damaging US standing around the world.
Mass. court to record some trials for Web, TV
The US District Court in Massachusetts is one of 14 federal courts around the country that will participate in a pilot program to record civil cases.
Boston customers mourn passing of Steve Jobs
After learning of the death of Steve Jobs many Apple customers and admirers of his ground-breaking innovations expressed sorrow for his loss.
The Boston Globe
People paid tribute to Steve Jobs at a plaque in Cambridge's Kendall Square.
Jonathan Wiggs/Globe Staff
A woman took a photo of a makeshift memorial at the Boston Apple Store.
Steven Senne/AP
Candles, flowers, and apples were placed outside the Boston Apple Store.
The Boston Globe
People on Boylston Street stopped to check out the memorial to Jobs.
Jonathan Wiggs/Globe Staff
Daniel Berube, with his iPad and iPhone in tow, came by the Boston store today.
Steven Senne/AP Photo
People wrote messages on apples and left them outside the Apple Store.
John Tlumacki/globe Staff
Flyers 2, Bruins 1
Bruins go down in opener
They raised their 2011 Stanley Cup banner at the TD Garden before tonight’s game, but the Bruins could not get the victory and fell to the Philadelphia Flyers, 2-1.
Exclusive Friday Preview | Movie Review
‘Real Steel’ is rock ’em sock ’em fun
It’s the most richly embarrassing movie of the year. You’re ashamed to say you laughed, that your eyes might have welled up, that if Mattel made a Dakota Goyo doll, you’d buy one and never let it leave your side.
Movie Review
‘Margaret,’ a perfectionist’s portrait of imperfection
What emerges from the tinkering and legal skirmishes is an occasional marvel, a kind of everyday highbrow social X-ray, Paul Mazursky by way of Krzysztof Kieslowski.
Joan Vennochi
Menino plays favorites, Boston loses
Like so many Menino decisions, embracing Suffolk Downs while rebuffing Wal-Mart is all about the personal.
“There may be no greater tribute to Steve’s success than the fact that much of the world learned of his passing on a device he invented.’’
President Obama, on Steve Jobs
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Columnists
Metro
Peabody sprays for West Nile in flood aftermath
Following flooding that closed 12 city streets, officials announced that it planned to begin targeted spraying of mosquitoes to prevent the West Nile virus from spreading.
Business
Tech Lab
Mango update for Windows phone is hard to resist
Microsoft has found its way. The company has tweaked the powerful, elegant system it delivered last year in ways that are pretty near irresistible.
Nation
Romney criticized for appearing with controversial speaker
Mitt Romney is being criticized for speaking at a summit before a conservative speaker with a record of controversial comments on gays and Muslims.
World
Swedish poet Transtromer wins Nobel in literature
The 2011 Nobel Prize in literature was awarded to Tomas Transtromer, a Swedish poet whose surrealistic works explore the mysteries of the human mind.
Sports
Flyers 2, Bruins 1
Bruins go down in opener
They raised their 2011 Stanley Cup banner at the TD Garden before tonight’s game, but the Bruins could not get the victory and fell to the Philadelphia Flyers, 2-1.
Style
style
A week of fashionable firsts
For a such a big undertaking, the introduction of last week’s Tent at Boston Fashion Week flowed as smoothly as a bolt of silk charmeuse, with the occasional minor snag.
Opinion
“Personal petulance rules the day in Menino’s Boston. It shapes policy and triumphs over economic principle.”
Joan Vennochi
Ideas
“To become a citizen of a nation is a choice that involves more sacrifice and pain than tearing down the sculpture of a dictator.”
Gal Beckerman, on the challenges facing some Middle Eastern countries