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Markers will stand at the sites of the Marathon explosions, while a larger memorial is planned.
One good fund-raiser gives birth to another A Marathon bombing survivor has built and grown a fund to provide assistance for survivors of less public trauma.
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Officials said they arrested Angelo Colon-Ortiz in connection with the death of Vanessa Marcotte, the jogger who was found dead last August.
Family of Vanessa Marcotte says her ?spirit will live on? ?After eight long months, we?re able to take the first step toward justice for Vanessa,? her family wrote in a statement Saturday night.
Families of the men Hernandez was accused of killing express disappointment ?It?s pretty devastating,? said their attorney.
Vice President Mike Pence begins a 10-day trip to Asia amid turmoil on the Korean Peninsula.
Over 100 killed during Syria?s troubled population transfer An explosion killed children, government supporters, and opposition fighters at an evacuation point.
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Disrupted America
At the end of a nearly 16,000-mile journey, Naimo Ahmed?s American dream ended in . . . Canada?
EDITORIAL
Want to detain immigrants? Get a warrant. Must Massachusetts set aside its time-honored protections for individual rights?
Shirley leung
For GE?s high-tech future, the view matters Jeff Immelt didn?t want or need to change the world. He just wanted to change General Electric Co. and to change just about everything about it.
Faithful flock to Vatican as pope celebrates Easter Sunday Tens of thousands of faithful are braving heavy security checks for a place in St. Peter?s Square in the Vatican as Pope Francis celebrates Easter Sunday Mass.
?Have you seen my tweets about North Korea?? asked Alec Baldwin?s commander-in-chief. ?This could be all over by Monday.?
Yvonne Abraham
The Choate abuse case asks the question: Will we never learn? Fifteen years after the clergy abuse scandal broke open, we are still confronted with shocking revelations of abuse in places that are supposed to nurture and protect our children.
Michael Madden, longtime Globe sports columnist, dies at 73 Mr. Madden was an award-winning writer who didn?t flinch at taking on tough subjects.
Isaiah Thomas?s sister killed in car accident Thomas took part in the Celtics? practice in Waltham on Saturday afternoon.
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On April 21, Boston will celebrate the opening of Justine Mee Liff Park, one of several projects that will improve and connect the different parts of the scattered green spaces.
Ideas | Peter Skerry
Opposing immigration wasn?t always racist Not long ago, liberals and progressives felt far more conflicted about immigration.
The summer that changed Boston The nation was splintering, and Boston wasn?t immune. But something was happening here.
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Advice on taking real estate photos from a Pulitzer-winning photographer In America, everyone who has a cellphone thinks they are a professional photographer. They are not.
Documenting Hate: Submit an incident you know about If you have been a victim or witnessed a hate incident, share your information here so we can investigate.
5 important ways Henrietta Lacks changed medical science Her HeLa cells have been in continual use in labs around the world for 65 years.
Dion Phaneuf scored at 1:59 of OT after the Bruins gave up a two-goal second-period lead.
Parents push for longer recess, saying children need a break from academics and time with their peers.
The juvenile, who was not identified, is accused of misleading police in the investigation of Lee Paulino.
This one-bedroom, one-bath, 686-square-foot condo has views of Charlestown Naval Shipyard Park and downtown Boston, all while being just steps from the water.
You can say this for President Trump: Unlike most other politicians, he?s totally at peace with changing his mind at any given moment, with very little explanation.
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The new version is aimed at active families who carry lots of children and gear.
Thousands of Syrians were bused out of their towns on Friday in the first stage of a widely criticized population transfer.
New England Development, picked to oversee the airport?s stores and restaurants, plans to add more local flavor.
Charles Dancla?s long career formed a précis of his era as he navigated 19th-century French institutional and national politics.
When we last talked to Steven Fingar for this feature in 2015, he was an undergrad with an elegant Instagram. Now, the master?s degree student has a cool 36,000 followers.
Boston Globe coverage and the movie ?Spotlight? ?Spotlight? is based on the stories and the reporters behind the investigation of sexual abuse in the Catholic Church.
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The Big Picture
A look at the interesting faces and different forms of communication among all kinds of creatures.
Ground Game
The Kansas special election was a test for party leadership. Everyone failed On paper, a US House race shouldn?t have been such a struggle in a district and state that overwhelmingly favored President Trump in November.
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