Exclusive Saturday Preview | Book Review
The man behind the iPod
Walter Isaacson’s new biography on Steve Jobs details the Apple creator’s two sides and unravels the life of a complicated media genius.
Exclusive Sunday Preview | Ideas
How long will America last?
Greg Klee/Globe Staff
Cliodynamics, a new field of study that uses a quantitative approach to understand history, can tell us about the future of America.
Brian McGrory
A haven from chaos
If food is our last vice, the new Wegmans in Northborough is the ultimate house of ill repute, and a stunning one at that.
Developer in plea deal over campaign donations
Arthur Winn, developer of the failed Columbus Center project, is facing a $200,000 fine after being charged with illegal campaign donations.
Federal appeals court ruling deals a blow to Cape Wind
The court found that the FAA failed to adequately determine whether turbines pose a danger to pilots and ordered the agency to review its findings, a process that could take years and put the project’s lease at risk.
Up to a foot of snow could fall tomorrow
A rare October snowstorm could dump up to a foot of snow tomorrow in areas of Central and Western Massachusetts, the National Weather Service warned today.
Wendy Maeda/Globe Staff
Up to a foot of snow is expected in parts of Central and Western Mass. tomorrow.
Yoon S. Byun/Globe Staff
Two-to-six inches of snow are expected closer to the coast.
bill greene/globe staff
Forecasters warned heavy, wet snow could down tree limbs and power lines.
jim davis/globe staff
Yesterday brought the season's first snowfall in parts of the state.
Jim Davis/Globe Staff
A shopper outside a supermarket in Methuen yesterday.
jim davis/globe staff
There were numerous minor accidents on Interstate 93 in the Boston area.
wendy maeda/globe staff
"Liza" snacked on snow today at the Wright-Locke Farm in Winchester.
bill greene/globe staff
Snow on pumpkins at Harper Farms in Lancaster.
wendy maeda/globe staff
Halloween is expected to be clear with temperatures reaching 50 degrees.
“Having a glamorous star like Damon play someone who’s responsible for destroying a lot of families - I don’t know about that.”
Michael Patrick MacDonald, author of “All Souls”
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Metro
Terror suspect’s Sudbury home searched in 2006
A state trooper testified today in Tarek Mehanna’s federal trial that documents and videos promoting jihad were found during a secret search of his home, well before his arrest.
Business
Markey opens inquiry into mislabeling of fish
US Representative Ed Markey opened a Congressional investigation into fish labeling following a Globe report that uncovered extensive seafood misrepresentation.
Politics
Perry files papers, but faces uphill climb in N.H.
Rick Perry touted his economic plan and criticized Mitt Romney during today’s filing, but he faces stiff odds in catching up to Romney in the Granite State.
Nation & World
Man freed from debris 4 days after Turkey earthquake
Television footage showed a rescue team cheering and clapping as the man, wearing a red sweater and strapped to a stretcher, was carried out of the debris.
Sports
Leigh Bodden cut by Patriots
Bodden’s departure was a surprise for a defensive back who signed a four-year, $22-million deal in 2010.
Movies
Movie Review
‘Puss in Boots’ soars into action
This film, which features the voice of Antonio Banderas, may not be enough to save 3-D technology, but man, does it look good.
Arts
Classical Notes
‘Faust’ comes alive with musical accompaniment
For MIT’s Martin Marks and Ellen Harris, devil is in the details of “Faust” score.
Special reports
Special Section
Fish mislabeling in Mass.
Complete coverage of the Globe’s five-month investigation.
Opinion
“Keep your wits clear and your wallet close in this time of flat-tax infatuation.”
Scot Lehigh
Ideas
“Warren has spent her career trying to coax more legal scholars to conduct the kind of hands-on research that has driven her own work, which remains relatively rare in the field.”
Leon Neyfakh, on the career of Elizabeth Warren