The Republican?s slim lead is a first in the possible matchup for governor.
Pilot from Mass. base died in Va. crash, officials sayOfficials said late Thursday that the pilot?s body was found at the crash site.
Adrian Walker
Charlie Sennott has had the week every editor prays never to have, spending it mourning colleague James Foley.
on football
Garoppolo?s performance in Thursday?s preseason finale may have put the final nail in Ryan Mallett?s coffin.
Russian soldiers, tanks, and heavy artillery began rolling into southeastern Ukraine Thursday, the Ukrainian government said.
Market Basket employees begin rebuildingFollowing a resolution to the bitter rift that paralyzed the grocery chain, Arthur T. Demoulas and thousands of exhilarated employees returned to work.
Jessica Rinaldi/Globe Staff
Analysis
So much had to work in the employees? favor that it is hard to draw a formula for repeating the triumphant movement elsewhere.
Super PACs, free to raise unlimited sums from corporations and unions, have landed in Massachusetts politics.
opinion | ward sutton
A letter from the front lines of FergusonNew York artist Ward Sutton examines the response of police to protesters in the St. Louis suburb.
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John Cook is one of the Massachusetts Republican Party?s rare success stories: He keeps on winning.
Congressional lawmakers are raising millions, even though only three of nine Democratic representatives face a GOP opponent.
Nine months after trying to beat the Red Sox in the World Series, Craig was wearing their uniform.
A report scheduled to be released Friday shows that infant mortality rates have reached a historic low for black children.
The president said ?we don?t have a strategy yet? for confronting the Islamic State militant group.
A venture firm cofounded by Wyc Grousbeck is among the investors pumping $35 million into SeatGeek.
Club Passim hosts its twice-annual campfire. festival, a four-night jamboree featuring more than 50 artists.
?The Trip to Italy? is a follow up to 2010?s ?The Trip? with solid belly laughs, and a few moments that reach a pitch of sublime lunacy.
Boston Globe Book Club
Meetup events to discuss ?Cascade?The Globe has organized some casual, in-person discussions at local bookstores. Here?s more information on dates and locations.
Why can?t Greece shake its corruption problem?A report from a country where everyone knows a thousand ways around the rules.
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