Some businesses in Boston and beyond are preparing for a world in which weather and climate could threaten property, operations, and earnings.
In his 11 months as interim school superintendent in Boston, John McDonough has dazzled legions of parents, educators, and civic leaders.
A series of e-mails between Rabbi Barry Starr and a Milton man suspected of blackmailing him shows the hardball tactics the alleged extortionist used.
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The chance is thanks to a Supreme Court ruling overturning mandatory life sentences for people who were under 18 when they committed their crimes.
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell defeated millionaire businessman Matt Bevin in an expensive and bruising primary election.
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Workers on the Longfellow Bridge reconstruction project are getting an education on the obsolete construction practices of yore.
A revolutionary and controversial invention will allow the Harvard Art Museums to show the damaged murals again.
DAN SHAUGHNESSY
Stephen Drew move a good sign for Red SoxThe decision shows that the Sox are willing to admit a mistake and go for a division title that seems up for grabs.
The Celtics must settle for the No. 6 pick in the NBA Draft while Cleveland, who had just a 1.7 percent chance of the top pick, scored the coveted slot.
RENÉE LOTH
Trigger warnings: A dangerous idea on campusTo slap a blanket warning on a piece of literature is a short step from an effective ban.
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Rare beauties on display at Boston AthenaeumThe best of the rare books in the Boston Athenaeum’s new exhibit are beautiful and smart.
Felix Doubront lasted only four innings as the Red Sox lost their fifth straight.
The bus driver told investigators she was sneezing, but police said video showed her with a cellphone.
Attorney General Martha Coakley will not go to war with the state’s largest health care company and its largest private employer while running for governor.
The storm on May 20, 2013, swept through Moore with winds of 210 mph, injuring hundreds of people and leveling more than 1,300 homes, schools, and the hospital.
The number of recalls issued this year by the nation’s top carmaker rose to 29 as GM announced four separate actions affecting 2.4 million cars and trucks.
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Cate McQuaid stops in on gallery shows around town including Robert Barry and Sarah Sze at Barbara Krakow Gallery.
New Nordic is alive and well in Iceland, but in this friendly, easily navigable capital city, simple pleasures reign supreme.
Transforming the Clark Art Institute, a new day at Newport Jazz Festival, plus 90 critics’ picks.
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Bosnia’s segregated schoolsTwo decades after the war, can a nation that learns separately ever be united?
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