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Aram Boghosian for The Boston Globe
Aram Boghosian for The Boston Globe
Aram Boghosian for The Boston Globe
Aram Boghosian for The Boston Globe
Aram Boghosian for The Boston Globe
Aram Boghosian for The Boston Globe
Aram Boghosian for The Boston Globe
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Hundreds of shoppers lined up outside stores to get the first crack at limited supply deals when doors opened.
The Orange Line station was evacuated due to smoke caused by a fire in an electrical room this morning.
John Ueland
Exclusive Sunday preview | The Food Issue
In between the closings and the canceled wedding, the unpaid bills and the ugly lawsuits, Boston’s biggest chef seemed to lose interest in the city that made him famous.
Faulk, who had six fumbles in his second year in the league, is willing to offer advice to his former teammate.
From ice cream man to Pentagon budget warriorBen Cohen, cofounder of Ben & Jerry’s, has embarked on a unique undertaking in the world of philanthropic entrepreneurs.
Shirley Leung
Casino law’s foes are still in the gameTo get on the ballot, Repeal the Casino Deal now needs to win over the Supreme Judicial Court. Does it have a shot? You bet.
opinion | Kade Crockford and Gavi Wolfe
Don’t mine data from license plates Police don’t use license plate readers only to catch lawbreakers; they keep the GPS data and feed it into various collections.
A five-part series examining the profound impact of former President John F. Kennedy’s assassination.
A storied Thanksgiving rivalry has a storybook ending — for the victorious Lynn English team, anyway.
For many of the parents and guardians who write to Globe Santa, without help, their children’s faces are more likely to be pictures of disappointment come Christmas morning.
Paul McLaughlin wrote notes for his three children before his 2005 death and entrusted them to his sister, but the Nov. 17 twister that hit Washington, Ill., has swept them away.
People who had come for Thanksgiving dinner spoke with pride of their “Boston Strong” city, and Mayor Menino reflected on Boston’s sorrow and its spirit.
You might think the mall food court is the last place rabid shoppers would care to visit while on their Black Friday sprees. Think again.
The R&B singer’s first Christmas album swings and sways her through a collection of songs both reverent and revered.
Though stories probably aren’t what people are looking for in the IMAX 3-D nature films, they can dim the luster of the images.
Globe Talk | Dec. 4
A conversation with author Tom PerrottaThe best-selling author of “Little Children” discusses his craft with the Globe’s new book critic, Matthew Gilbert.
Thanksgiving, or how to eat American politics The democratic ideals behind turkey, pie, and the rest of our holiday feast.
