A new agreement removes language that seemed to bar city employees from criticizing Boston?s Olympic effort.
A house cleaner for Aaron Hernandez testified that his fiancee, Shayanna Jenkins, removed a trash bag the day after Odin Lloyd was killed.
Republicans may try to override President Obama?s veto, but have yet to show they can muster the needed two-thirds majority.
Steve Annear/Globe Staff
Abandoned vehicles covered with weeks of snow are making it difficult for workers to clear the roads.
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The defense had requested the ban on ?self-appointed supporters? of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev outside the courthouse.
The 17-year-old was part of a snow shoveling crew on the roof of Frugal Fannie?s Fashion Warehouse in Westwood.
Sean Proctor/Globe Staff
After a bitterly cold morning, Eastern Massachusetts could see 2 to 5 inches of snow overnight.
The Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum will open its doors free of charge Thursday as a place to relax out of the frigid weather.
The owners of the restaurant that was heavily damaged in the Marathon bombings said the building?s landlord was nearly tripling rent.
Ramirez will work with major and minor league hitters. Youkilis will serve as a scout and hitting coach.
The designated hitter was quick to joke about new teammate Pablo Sandoval, saying ?my belly hasn?t grown like Panda.?
David L Ryan /Globe Staff
First Person
As he looks toward the March 10 release of the final book in his Joe Coughlin series, ?World Gone By,? the author reflects on his home.
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An East Boston man faces drunken driving charges after his pickup truck hit a barrier and crashed onto the lower deck.
JEFF JACOBY
Who cares whether Obama is Christian?The Washington Post?s treatment of the Wis. governor?s answers about the president?s religion is a low standard.
David L. Ryan/Globe Staff
A look back at our recent public transit woes, due to an unusually harsh winter.
The Huskies deserve credit for their comeback, but an untimely penalty proved devastating.
Students will step into the world of wizardry for a discussion of consensual intimacy during the event ?Sex-ed at Hogwarts.?
The Justice Department said that there was not enough evidence to bring federal civil rights charges against George Zimmerman.
Millions of federal dollars to help the region are threatened by the latest partisan budget morass in Congress.
Home sales in the state dropped off sharply after a strong December.
Five of the many reasons we loved ?Parks and Rec,? and some parting thoughts from the cast and producers.
Plagued by a genetic brittle-bone disorder for five generations, one family is battling to help find a cure.
Globe Insiders
Visit the Globe newsroomThe tour includes a morning news meeting where you?ll hear Globe editors plan out the day?s coverage and next day?s newspaper.
The Internationalist
A daring plan to rebuild Syria ? no matter who wins the warWith the battle still ongoing, a huge team of Syrian planners plots the restoration of Aleppo and beyond.
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