ILLUSTRATION BY JOSIE JAMMETT FOR THE GLOBE
A Boston Globe investigation
The Tsarnaev family came to the United States seeking a fresh start, but their dream soured long before the Marathon bombings.
Saturday’s hardy snowstorm led to highway accidents in Mass., as well as the cancellation of some interstate bus travel and Sunday church services.
Debates over who gets sand, who pays for it, and where it comes from are fast becoming some of the region’s most contentious oceanfront issues.
Republicans are trying to use the controversy over the botched launch of President Obama’s health care law to lay the groundwork early in swing states.
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Justina Pelletier has a metabolic disease. Or does she? With her parents and Children’s Hospital deadlocked, she was placed in state custody.
Unemployment remains vexingly high despite a slew of job openings. The reason? Workers often lack skills the new positions demand.
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In many of the letters to Globe Santa, parents who are struggling with severe hardships of their own spend nearly all their time talking about their children.
TOM KEANE
Happy days are here again, and we can thank ObamaAs 2013 ends and we turn the page to a new year, the US economy appears poised for a significant rebound.
The start of the school year was filled with winners and memories. It’s time to toast local athletes for their achievements.
In the end, the Bruins weren’t up to the challenge on the tail end of an exhausting and emotional week.
The four-day program surrounding Mayor-elect Martin Walsh’s inaugural is designed to engage all city residents while promoting community service.
The 18-year-old who wounded a fellow student before killing himself at a suburban Denver school had several weapons and extra ammunition.
What worked in the past in the workplace is probably not a very good indicator of what will work in the future to get or retain a job.
The Maud Morgan Prize winner’s small solo show, “Sarah Braman: Alive,” is now on view at the Museum of Fine Arts.
The growing craft beer movement in the Seacoast area prompted David Adams and Mark Chag to begin offering brewery tours last April.
Poetry and art are seated at the same table in this stunningly unique book-length collaboration.
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Broken CityDownload an updated version of the Globe series chronicling epic gridlock in the nation’s captial, and examining solutions to the country’s political quagmire.
Was Dickens’s Christmas Carol borrowed from Lowell’s mill girls? A new discovery by literary scholars highlights an unexpected inspiration.
