Judge suspends sex change surgery for convicted killer
US District Judge Mark Wolf decided to suspend a taxpayer-funded sex change operation for Michelle Kosilek pending an appeal by the state.
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton met with the Israeli prime minister and pushed for a truce that recognizes the “legitimate aspirations of Israelis and Palestinians alike.”
US District Judge Mark Wolf decided to suspend a taxpayer-funded sex change operation for Michelle Kosilek pending an appeal by the state.
Wednesday Preview | Movie Review
Lee’s adaptation of Yann Martel’s best-selling novel shouldn’t work at all, but it does, writes Globe film critic Ty Burr.
Movie Review
As a combat action spectacle, the movie makes for mostly solid viewing, but the filmmakers’ nominal handling of political commentary is another matter.
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Phoebe Baker Hyde spent a year away from makeup and fashion and came away with a book — and a better sense of herself.
editorial
The hiring of Sheila Burgess as state highway safety director showed a lack of regard not only for taxpayers’ wallets but their physical safety as well.
Opinion | Farah Stockman
Talk of secession could be a sign of irreconcilable differences in our relationship to the federal government.
Globe e-book
This e-cookbook is filled with 26 delicious fall recipes, from potato curry to stir-fried noodles with spicy beef and Napa cabbage.
“We hope it’s 2013,” GM Ben Cherington said of his plans for a Red Sox revival. But rebuilding this team could take longer.
A new study underscores the explosion risk and environmental damage from aging infrastructure under city sidewalks and streets.
Sesame Workshop said Kevin Clash has resigned, calling allegations that he had a relationship with an underage youth a ‘‘distraction.”
Senate Democrats may have to contend with wariness from seven members who face reelection in states Mitt Romney won.
Hewlett-Packard Co. said that a British company it bought for $9.7 billion last year lied about its finances.
In Russo’s memoir, he chronicles decades spent as the chauffeur and principal caregiver of his troubled mother.
For many baby boomers, food has become as central to their travel planning as scenery and culture.