Doctor who was shot at Brigham dies
Dr. Michael Davidson died after several hours of surgery, officials said. He was shot by a gunman at Brigham & Women?s hospital who asked for him by name.
Dr. Michael Davidson died after several hours of surgery, officials said. He was shot by a gunman at Brigham & Women?s hospital who asked for him by name.
The next question is how did it happen?
CHRISTOPHER L. GASPER
Spygate?s fingerprints are all over this controversy, which is pumped up, even if the Patriots are guilty.
The 40 new commuter rail locomotives delivered to the MBTA late last year have all been sidelined because of faulty bearings.
The program could be in jeopardy as state officials look for ways to help solve a massive mid-year state budget shortfall.
The organization faced allegations that it paid kickbacks for doctors to refer patients to certain health care providers.
President Obama focused on populist themes that aim to close the income inequality gap and bolster the middle class in his State of the Union speech.
Local students and educators are expressing guarded optimism over an ambitious proposal to make community college free for many students.
Shirley Leung
New Attorney General Maura Healey?s consumer focus might seem ill-disposed toward business, but the two share a focus on costs.
Hélène Marsot is responsible for ensuring that the millions of cups of coffee the company serves each day taste exactly the same.
THOMAS FARRAGHER
As Boston remakes itself in glass and chrome, there?s something comfortable to be found in the retro white brick of the Midtown Hotel.
The Jon Stewart factory appears to have produced another terrific host.
The magic of the sandwich is in the perfect melding of its makings, and has even inspired some delectable variations.
replay
Editorial writers and columnists shared their thoughts and analysis during President Obama?s address.
Around 120,000 people live in the Naga Self-Administered Zone, where they survive mainly by subsistence farming and hunting.
Tyler Seguin was held without a point as the Bruins earned the comeback win in Dallas.
A judge will decide by Wednesday whether to release all or parts of video related to the alleged murder of a Danvers High School teacher.
The website is quietly passing along consumers? personal data to outside websites, just as President Obama is calling for stronger cybersecurity.
GOP leaders have pledged to work with President Obama to give him flexibility in the battle against the Islamic State.
Google wants everyone connected to the Internet, and an investment in Elon Musk?s SpaceX could help further that cause.
?A Fifty Year Silence? is Mouillot?s investigation into her long-estranged Jewish grandparents? experiences during World War II.
Zagat released a 17-city dining trends survey, noting that 61 percent of diners nationally book via the Internet, up 9 percent from last year.
Although New England?s coldest season can put a chill on the housing market, there are several advantages to striking while the iron is, well, not hot.
A 19th-century Maine farmhouse gets a modern update without losing face, and more in the January/February issue.
The Internationalist
From Israel to North Korea, a guide to long shots that could leave a legacy.
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