A junior who had gone missing during a study-abroad trip to Rome has been found dead, according to the family.
Ex-Ukraine prime minister speaks to protestersYulia Tymoshenko, freed from custody, spoke to demonstrators in Kiev’s Independence Square.
Michael Sam says he wishes focus was on sportsThe defensive end from Missouri made his first public appearance since announcing he’s gay.
on hockey
The 5-0 flogging arguably was the most embarrassing US loss since the Americans first suited up at the Games 94 years ago.
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The line of people waiting for their first taste of summer staples stretched into the parking lot this afternoon.
Travel | Grand Hotels of New England
The Woodstock Inn’s setting and amenities disconnect guests from life’s stresses, with a grand backdrop.
Travel
A triathlon camp on the west coast of the Big Island allows for a place to refine skills and get massages, but also to take a helicopter tour of a volcano.
opinion | Simon Saradzhyan
Threat of a failed UkraineMore than 20 years since its independence, the country is still lacking cultural and political cohesion.
Mario Matt was a surprise winner as he became the oldest Alpine champion in Olympic history, edging pre-race favorite Marcel Hirscher.
The overdoses “have become almost an epidemic problem down here,” a Yarmouth official said.
One of the world’s most powerful drug lords was captured overnight by US and Mexican authorities.
Governor Patrick cited Commissioner Olga Roche’s experience in the field of children’s protective services.
On the morning after Lehman Brothers filed for bankruptcy, most Fed officials believed that the US economy would continue to grow.
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Arms spring gently into port de bras right on point with the music in José Mateo Ballet Theatre’s “Unbridled.”
She is leaving marriage, but he cannot imagine end to 10-year relationship.
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For pregnant women, two sets of rights in one bodyA new wave of fetal-protection measures creates a collision in American law — and exposes a moral conundrum.
