Brown closes in on Shaheen in N.H.
Scott Brown is catching up to Democrat Jeanne Shaheen in a Senate race that has become increasingly nasty and expensive.
Scott Brown is catching up to Democrat Jeanne Shaheen in a Senate race that has become increasingly nasty and expensive.
Capital poll
The Globe poll suggests a race that could tilt in either direction based on the campaigns? maneuvers in the coming weeks.
A review said that Amherst should ban the St. Patrick?s Day event after the unruly gathering led to clashes with police.
The slain children ranged in age from 3 months to 10 years old, authorities said.
Anti-independence won in some areas thought to have a Yes stronghold, but results from Edinburgh and Glasgow were not expected for several hours.
Live Updates
Globe reporter Brian MacQuarrie is in Scotland as voters decide whether to end their union with England.
Children who pass certain developmental benchmarks without proper care have a hard time recovering, experts said.
DAN SHAUGHNESSY
Picked-up pieces from the sports world, which include the question: Is Jeter second greatest big league shortstop of all-time?
Catholic teaching on homosexuality, which prohibits sex between two people of the same gender, is black and white.
The Red Sox sat a few key bats in the lineup in Friday?s series-ending loss in Pittsburgh.
Anyone who has signed on to a campaign e-mail list from a candidate in either party has seen pleas from politicians.
Marty Walsh of Boston and Marty O?Malley of Maryland exemplify the evolution of the Irish politician.
?He wasn?t breathing. The umbilical cord was wrapped around his neck. Fortunately, these two were there for us,? the newborn?s father recalled.
President Petro Poroshenko described the Russian aggression as a stab in the back from a once-supportive neighbor.
For the second time in two years, some in town are complaining of an infestation ? and officials are scrambling yet again to get rid of the rodents.
Job losses were attributed to temporary disruptions in the retail sector, an apparent reference to the Market Basket standoff.
Just released for the first time in the United States, this 1996 film from New Wave icon Chris Marker is a dense and wordy sci-fi film of sorts.
The Boston Globe Book Club
Books editor Nicole Lamy, author Maryanne O?Hara, and Michael Volmar, chief curator of the Fruitlands Museum, take questions.
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