The city alleges the bank violated fair lending laws by refusing to offer prime mortgages in predominantly minority neighborhoods.
Analysis | John L. Allen Jr.
Markey meets pope to make common cause on environmentSenator Markey was part of a delegation hoping to enlist Pope Francis’s help in the fight against climate change.
The girl was rushed to a hospital after the two-car crash on Route 24, but later died from her injuries, police said.
A study called on Massport to improve health screening for local residents to identify and treat those with respiratory issues.
Yvonne Abraham
Joanne Rathe/Globe Staff
Legislation and outrage serve their purpose, but most abuse is more mundane and insidious than the stories that make headlines.
Spilled drink preceded double murders, prosecutors sayAaron Hernandez allegedly felt disrespected by the two shooting victims during an encounter at a club before the 2012 murders.
CHRISTOPHER L. GASPER
Manny Ramirez says he’s a ‘new man’Manny being Manny means something entirely different now if you are to believe Ramirez, who will turn 42 on Friday.
The actual number of racist tweets appears small, but things took off in the slippery world of social media.
JOAN VENNOCHI
Hillary Clinton and the trouble with inevitabilityBeing the presumed favorite isn’t necessarily a good thing.
The LearnLaunchX 2014 demo day in photosFor the second session of Boston’s LearnLaunchX edtech accelerator, seven startups gave their pitches.
John Lackey led the way as the U-turning Red Sox notched their first three-game win streak of the season.
The 2-year-old boy apparently wandered from a day care center on the first floor and climbed four floors before falling from the roof.
Obama and two top congressional leaders will to headline Monday’s event, according to an invitation.
It is the first quarter in three years in which the nation’s output of goods and services has contracted.
The helicopter was shot down over Slovyansk amid heavy fighting around the insurgent-held city.
As home to both Plimoth Plantation and King Richard’s Faire, the Plymouth-Carver area features unconventional actors.
The Memorial Day performance-art piece delivered less friction than it promised.
A look at the costumes used in the Boston Ballet performance of George Balanchine’s “Jewels.”
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The conservative case against the death penaltyCan a few thinkers convince their party that a winning GOP issue is actually a costly, ineffective, anti-life government boondoggle?
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