Police in Northern Ireland arrested Adams in a 42-year-old murder, based on allegations in interviews recorded for a Boston College history project.
John Paul Stevens, the 94-year-old retired Supreme Court Justice, urged passage of a constitutional amendment for stricter limits on political spending.
Top investigators said there’s no single event that would have prevented the Marathon bombings, but there were several holes in the system.
Ford’s lawyer that Ford acknowledges he has a substance abuse problem and he wants to do something about it.
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Game 1 | TD Garden | Thursday, 7:30 p.m.
Montreal no longer dominates Boston the way the Yankees owned the Red Sox. What bugs Bruins fans now is how the Canadiens play.
AJ Williams has worked to become one of Boston’s biggest event planners. She specializes in helping nonprofits.
tech lab
After Heartbleed scare, change the locksThe Heartbleed scare reminds us how vulnerable passwords are. The problem is, they remain our best option.
Les Perelman
Flunk the robo-gradersMachines that evaluate student essays give high marks to gibberish.
“April is always a tough month,” said Ortiz, who also said the team’s young players are getting better.
A clerk told a security guard that it sounded like a car had been dropped in the lobby of the building.
Governor Mary Fallin said Clayton Lockett had his day in court and the legal process worked.
The vote is sure to reverberate in this year’s congressional elections.
A review is underway of the deal that lured Schilling’s now-bankrupt video game company to the state.
It’s apt and ironic that the still life photographer should turn to glossy shelter and food magazines.
The Newton restaurant has a new mission statement that celebrates the art of food over profits. Chef-owner Jeffrey Fournier’s vision is laudable but muddled.
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Alvin Ailey American Dance TheaterAfter opening night, join a Q&A with artistic director Robert Battle, two dancers, and Globe arts editor Rebecca Ostriker.
When times get hard, country music gets happy A new study reveals how honky-tonk hits respond to changing American fortunes.
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