Auschwitz guard, now 93, describes camp in chilling detail
A former SS sergeant told of how cattle cars full of Jews were brought to the camp, most led directly into gas chambers.
A boy, badly burned by fire, travels from Burundi to Boston in an extraordinary journey of resilience and devotion. By Scott Helman
A former SS sergeant told of how cattle cars full of Jews were brought to the camp, most led directly into gas chambers.
GARY WASHBURN I ON BASKETBALL
This is a sad ending to the former Celtics star?s tenure with the Mavericks, and perhaps his status as a valuable NBA player.
Advocates for the poor are mobilizing to keep Boston from suffering the fate of past Olympic cities.
The old standby of writing a player?s number on the knob is being replaced by a more creative and personal method.
With chompers like these, the average guy might try to keep his mouth shut. But Kirk Tegelaar never stops smiling.
Hiawatha Bray | Tech Lab
Google isn?t out to turn a profit on Project Fi ? it?s out to make trouble, which could pay off nicely for you.
Ty Burr
Affleck?s efforts to hide a slave-owning ancestor were unsuccessful, demonstrating that the truth will emerge in the Internet era.
names
In a new teaser image from the Bulger biopic, Depp appeared with a gun in front of the Boston skyline.
President Obama said he takes ?full responsibility? for the accidental killings and has ordered a full review of the incident.
Fucarile testified that he suffered burns on 90 percent of his body, lost a leg, had 60 surgeries, and anticipates no end to his treatment.
Evan Horowitz | Quick Study
Even if Dzhokhar Tsarnaev is sentenced to death, the appeals process could take decades and cost hundreds of thousands of dollars.
KEVIN CULLEN
What was the government trying to prove Wednesday? That the Tsarnaevs killed the entire Collier family, a whole way of life.
The center allegedly charged patients cash fees for services covered by MassHealth.
The bank will also fire employees who were involved in the manipulation of benchmark interest rates.
State Police are looking into the tests? reliability, prompting some prosecutors to suspend their use in drunken-driving cases.
The milestone at once sharpens long-held grief while bringing hope for accountability and resolution.
There?s been a long debate over how best to align the agenda of the state transit agency with the desires of the governor?s office.
This interactive timeline highlights trial coverage and a podcast featuring Globe columnist Kevin Cullen and WBUR reporter David Boeri.
JOAN VENNOCHI
His political contributions are part of the backdrop to his effort to build that Everett casino.
The Big Picture
Hundreds of migrants have perished trying to make the trek through the Mediterranean Sea to Europe this year.
The Red Sox starter didn?t get an out in the sixth inning as he squandered a 5-1 lead.
The case of Organogenesis highlights the risks state leaders take when placing big bets with public dollars on a private company.
Mass. business groups call the deal critical, but the senator wants more environmental and labor protections.
Psychiatrists said that John Hinckley should be released full time to his mother?s home.
A new city administration is aggressively pursuing economic development opportunities.
The multiday festival will return this summer after a yearlong hiatus prompted by management woes and spiraling costs.
At a Natick fashion show, 50 girls with scoliosis modeled clothes that hid their braces.
It?s difficult to think of a writer as antique as Whitman whose legacy is still as much up for grabs.
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