US women set world record to win 4x100 medley relay
The Americans sliced 0.14 off the previous record set by China at the 2009 world championships at the height of the high-tech bodysuit era.
Phelps leaves the sport with a record 18 golds and 22 medals overall.
The Americans sliced 0.14 off the previous record set by China at the 2009 world championships at the height of the high-tech bodysuit era.
The Somali-born Mo Farah held off training partner Galen Rupp in a thrilling race Saturday night.
Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce of Jamaica won her second consecutive 100-meter Olympic gold medal, while American Carmelita Jeter took silver.
Heavy explosions shook Damascus Saturday as rebels appeared to renew their offensive in the city, witnesses and activists said.
The driver, whose name was not released, was arrested early Saturday morning for operating under the influence, police said.
A sampling of stories from this Sunday's Globe.
Movies
Politics makes for strange costars — or at least strange costar pairings. Will Ferrell and Zach Galifianakis aren’t quite Mutt and Jeff, but they’re close.
Travel
Not much has changed since vacationing families discovered summertime fun at Lincoln’s roadside attractions and pancake houses a half-century ago.
Movies
Thousands are expected to attend Jawsfest: The Tribute, a fan gathering being held Aug. 9-12 on Martha’s Vineyard.
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Gray gave the US its third shooting gold medal of the London Olympics, winning the women’s 50-meter three-position rifle.
A week after two men died from overdoses at an all-day rave at the Comcast Center, police arrested 35 people at a hip-hop show Wednesday night, mostly for underage drinking.
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Sunstein, President Obama’s “regulatory czar,” will return to Harvard Law School after three years in the White House.
Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton urged leaders of Sudan and South Sudan to resolve differences that threaten to reignite a decades-long conflict.
The novel is a meditation on the destruction that can be wrought on a landscape by the excesses of development, including the 2012 Summer Olympics.
This remake of “Total Recall,” the 1990 science-fiction movie, has excellent production design and starts well before it works its way toward average.