The former governor will be paid $7,500 a day by Boston 2024 for occasional travel on behalf of the city?s bid.
An FBI agent testified that Dzhokhar Tsarnaev?s computer contained an article titled, ?Make a Bomb in the Kitchen of Your Mom.?
Federal prosecutors could still charge Azamat Tazhayakov under other federal laws if a judge tosses the conviction, attoneys said.
Prosecutors say Aaron Hernandez left a club angry after seeing Odin Lloyd talking with friends who Hernandez had an issue with.
A bill to help the victims of human trafficking has reached an impasse over abortion spending in the proposed victims? fund.
A woman was killed by her boyfriend inside her condominium in a case of domestic violence, officials said.
Ann Romney to publish memoirRomney?s publisher said the book will detail her experience with multiple sclerosis.
Papers from MIT cancer biologist?s lab retractedThe papers on how breast cancer spreads were retracted because the data were improperly patched together from different experiments.
John Tlumacki/Globe STaff
Photo gallery
Spring officially begins on Friday, but you wouldn?t think so after looking around Boston.
The spring is likely to start off colder than normal, but forecasters say better days are just ahead.
Spring Travel
A surprisingly short hop from Boston, this friendly little island has plenty of superlatives to keep you busy ? all served with a British accent.
ideas | The Word
Language is an essential feature of Scientology, one that colors the thinking of people in the religion ? even after they leave.
opinion | Paul Reville
The well-intentioned Open Meeting Law creates problems when it comes to searches for educational leaders.
Barry Chin/Globe Staff
NICK CAFARDO | ON BASEBALL
The manager believes he has the right kind of personalities on this Red Sox team, the kind that made 2013 a special year.
Munch Madness 2015
Where do you love to eat? Vote now.Who will win the Globe?s annual restaurant tournament? It?s up to you. Cast your votes for round 1, which ends tonight.
Live updates
The Globe staff will be providing March Madness updates and commentary throughout the tournament.
Evan Horowitz
For some groups, the odds of imprisonment have jumped fourfold since the late 1970s.
Episode 8: Testimony turns to physical evidenceThis interactive timeline highlights trial coverage and a podcast featuring Globe columnist Kevin Cullen and WBUR reporter David Boeri.
JOAN VENNOCHI
The Olympic gamble for BostonA new study highlights how the Games could be a boon or a burden for Boston.
The Northern Lights put on a show this week and were visible in locations around the world, including Nantucket.
Rookie goalie Andrew Hammond picked up his nickname because he?s been stealing games for Ottawa lately.
Mayor Walsh also said Thursday that he would declare April 15, the date of the Marathon bombing, to be One Boston Day.
The lieutenant governor was once a reliable, even enthusiastic, opponent of same-sex marriage ? then she joined the Baker ticket.
The man is also a possible suspect in recent death threats against Ambassador Caroline Kennedy, reports say.
If you are saving up for a wedding or other large purchase, experts say living within your means is essential.
Ty Burr can?t stop singing ?Funkytown.? What stupid bubblegum earworm has worked its evil ways on you?
Scrawled on Starbucks cups, the words were intended to stimulate conversations about race relations in America.
In science, irreproducible research is a quiet crisisDiscoveries don?t hold up unless other researchers can replicate them. But in practice, many shaky findings go unchallenged.
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