US aircraft dropped more bombs in August in Afghanistan than in any month in two years.
Martha Coakley and Charlie Baker clashed over the state?s child protection system and rising health care costs.
SCOT LEHIGH
Using the background of Beacon Hill?s well-documented problems, Charlie Baker underscored the need for better management.
JEFF JACOBY
Debates can be entertaining, but as a roadmap to the next administration, they are woefully inadequate.
Officials said it appeared the maritime academy?s website was hacked by an Islamic extremist group.
Gretchen Ertl for The Boston Globe
In Rhode Island?s vibrant Liberian community, the Ebola epidemic has hit close to home.
Tsarnaev friend testifies in Robel Phillipos trialAzamat Tazhayakov said he agreed to speak in exchange for a reduced sentence on his convictions.
While coping with illness and unemployment, a former professional chef turns to The Open Door to help feed his family.
Stage Review
New Repertory Theatre?s compelling production depicts killers and would-be killers of presidents across American history.
The up-tempo offense produced results in the Patriots? most satisfying win of the year.
TOM KEANE
It?s still the economy, stupidThe future is bright. Unfortunately for Democrats, the elections are next month.
For the second time in the best-of-five series, Dodgers ace Clayton Kershaw couldn?t hold a lead.
Troopers want to know the names of the two men spotted in the Seaport neighborhood as part of an ongoing investigation.
Isamu Akasaki and Hiroshi Amano of Japan and US scientist Shuji Nakamura won the prize on Tuesday.
Evan Falchuk and Jeff McCormick were supposed to participate in a debate later this month, but their invitations have been rescinded.
The Boston power broker played host to an elite crowd Monday night at L?Espalier.
Sturgis Library in Barnstable is hosting a series of events honoring the rich bibliography and deep local roots of Vonnegut.
Globe Talks | Oct. 7
Immigration?s humanitarian challengesPanelists offer insights at the JFK Library on how the humanitarian challenges of immigration could impact us in the future.
The Internationalist
The jihadi huntersA new generation of self-made experts is tracking extremists through their online activity ? and rewriting the rules of intelligence in the process.
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