A US Olympic Committee member told the City Council that there is ?no guarantee? Boston will be the host city when the panel sends its formal bid.
An MBTA review appears to have overstated worker absenteeism and omitted context about transit spending, a Globe analysis found.
Parents sue fraternity in death of BU studentThe parents of a BU freshman who died in 2013 after becoming intoxicated at a fraternity party have filed suit.
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In some parts of the country they are considered a major threat to law and order.
As Kendall Square grows, so do the traffic jamsPeople commuting to their jobs in this innovation hub face some of the state?s worst traffic on a daily basis.
Inmate released amid questions in 1994 murder caseCheers erupted in an Essex County courtroom as Angel Echavarria was freed after 21 years in prison.
Robin Roberts tells Emerson grads to take small stepsThe two-time cancer survivor and award-winning journalist provided no shortage of inspiration to Emerson?s graduates.
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This sort of bootlegging could cause big problems in a sports economy in which TV rights often represent the bulk of team and league income.
Dan Shaughnessy
Clearly, Kraft is in San Francisco to engage in some back-room conversations with Goodell, and to test the waters with other owners.
The new pitching coach?s philosophy of keeping things simple seems to have struck a chord with the staff.
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Zoo officials said they have corrected many of the problems identified by inspectors but still contend with challenges.
?He was all about getting the most out of life, and doing what you love and not being afraid to take those chances,? a friend recalled.
USS Constitution to begin restorationsThe USS Constitution entered Dry Dock 1 in Charlestown Navy Yard on Monday night for a three-year restoration project.
The testimony of an alibi witness will be included in court records in the case of Adnan Syed, who was profiled in ?Serial.?
summer movieS preview
As always, the comic book blockbusters are coming out to play. But the heroes this summer come in all shapes, sizes, and flavors.
What happens next for Dzhokhar Tsarnaev?This interactive timeline highlights trial coverage and a podcast featuring Globe columnist Kevin Cullen and WBUR reporter David Boeri.
Theda Skocpol
Wells report distorts workplace realitiesDeflategate has turned casual steam-blowing among workers into legal evidence against the Patriots.
A coup attempt occurred in the African nation of Burundi last week after President Pierre Nkurunziza announced that he was seeking a third term.
Here?s a preview of each series and a prediction from the Globe?s NBA writer.
A West Roxbury couple wants to thank the unidentified man who gave his shirt when their baby was born on the way to the hospital.
The president is also putting stricter controls on other weapons and equipment distributed to law enforcement.
Top GOP leaders in New Hampshire want Guinta to leave Congress after he admitted to breaking campaign finance laws.
The group says it would cost at least $65 million for McCoy Stadium to catch up with other Triple-A ballparks.
Critics suggest where you should go, what you should see, who you should hear, and what you should be reading this summer.
Q&A
First impressions really do matterWe?re misunderstood even by the people closest to us, according to a social psychologist at Columbia Business School.
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