Spotlight follow-up
Boston takes first steps on cab industry abuses
Eight weeks after Mayor Menino ordered a review of the industry following a Globe Spotlight report, the city has begun to crack down on the exploitation of cabbies.
No drama as William Galvin gets No. 2 role again
When Lieutenant Governor Timothy Murray resigns on June 2, the veteran secretary of state will be second-in-line for the highest office in Mass.
Wendy Maeda/Globe Staff
Electricians’ skills going high-tech
Nowadays, being an electrician also means mastering computers and highly complex networks.
Charges unlikely to cost Worcester bishop his post
Past practice suggests it’s unlikely that the Roman Catholic Church will take strong action against Bishop Robert McManus for his drunken driving case.
Brendan Hoffman for The Globe
Many women with top degrees stay home
A surprising number of women with elite college degrees are choosing to spend more time with their children instead of pursuing careers.
Juliette Kayyem
The VA’s generational problem
Eric Shinseki, the secretary of veterans affairs, is caught overseeing a long-term modernization program in a short-term media cycle.
Memorial Day 2013
The Mass. service members killed in Afghanistan
The Mass. service members killed in AfghanistanSince the first American airstrikes, 2,227 US service members have died in this ancient Asian crossroads, including 45 from Massachusetts.
Many details to orchestrate for Marathon concert
In barely two weeks, Don Law and his team had assembled Boston Strong, a benefit for the One Fund that comes to TD Garden on Thursday.
Thousands take part in run to honor fallen officers
Thousands take part in run to honor fallen officersMIT’s Sean Collier was honored at the Run to Remember, a road race dedicated to fallen police officers.
Globe exclusives
More coverage of the bombings
2013 Marathon winner to give medal to Boston
Men’s winner Lelisa Desisa said he will return his medal to the city as a symbol of unity with victims of the bombing.
Sports
red sox 6, indians 5
Red Sox rally past Indians with four-run ninth
Jacoby Ellsbury hit a bases-loaded, two-run double, scoring the winning runs in the Red Sox’ 6-5 victory.
Metro
Fallen heroes remembered in Mattapan
About 75 people gathered for the Memorial Day ceremony at Mount Hope Cemetery to honor the fallen troops, and surviving veterans.
Columnists
Nation & World
John Kerry pitches $4b package to aid West Bank
The secretary of state said the economic development plan could cut the 21 percent unemployment rate by two-thirds.
Politics
GOP opposes winding down war on terrorism
Republican lawmakers assailed President Obama’s vision for winding down the war on terrorism.
Business
Flash sales turning unknowns into bestsellers
Flash sales, a concept popularized by the designer fashion site Gilt.com, have taken hold in the book business.
Arts
Music Review
At 88, drummer Roy Haynes is one for the ages
The jazz great led his Fountain of Youth band through a rousing set at Scullers.
Health and wellness
MD MAMA
Report: 1 out of 5 children has a mental disorder
In your average classroom of 20 children, four of them have a mental disorder, according to a new report.
Globe Insiders
Globe Talk | June 11
A conversation with Dennis Lehane
A conversation with Dennis LehaneThe best-selling author discusses his craft with Boston Globe editor Brian McGrory. Proceeds will go to the One Fund Boston.