Despite hacking fears, a vote for digital ballots
The state of West Virginia this week said it would use the mobile phone balloting system developed Boston-based Voatz for military personnel deployed overseas to vote in November.
The state of West Virginia this week said it would use the mobile phone balloting system developed Boston-based Voatz for military personnel deployed overseas to vote in November.
Cardinal Sean P. O?Malley said the accusations came from two seminarians who were enrolled at the theological school, which trains priests for ordination.
A ?suicidal? airline mechanic stole an empty Horizon Airlines plane, took off from Sea-Tac International Airport and was chased by military jets before crashing near a small island in the Puget Sound on Friday night, officials said.
The account from Katherine Domitrovich, owner of Lola?s in Oak Bluff?s, was starkly different from statements that photographer Peter Simon gave previously to police and the Globe.
COMMENTARY
It?s a new NFL season, but it?s still the same old song.
The MBTA said it is closing the entire Alewife parking garage in Cambridge this weekend as it continues repairs.
The early morning launch countdown was halted with just one-minute, 55 seconds remaining, keeping the Delta IV rocket on its pad with the Parker Solar Probe.
A granite block at the New Hampshire State Library that noted President Trump?s 2016 primary victory in the state was destroyed early Friday, police said.
Will marijuana companies owned by local residents get a leg up on out-of-state operators? City Hall?s not saying.
Less than a full week in to his new post, Police Commissioner William G. Gross appointed half of his top command staff Friday.
For months now, Stone has been a key focus of the inquiry by the special counsel, Robert Mueller, into whether any Trump associates worked with Russian operatives who were secretly trying to tip the election in Trump?s favor.
The Globe has reached out to editorial boards nationwide to write and publish editorials on Aug. 16 denouncing what the newspaper called a ??dirty war against the free press.??
NICK CAFARDO | ON BASEBALL
Both the Red Sox? and Orioles? pitching staffs were battered in Boston?s 19-12 victory.
RED SOX 19, ORIOLES 12
Boston erupted for 16 hits and a season high for runs after Nathan Eovaldi got rocked early by the lowly Orioles.
ADAM HIMMELSBACH
Boston plays Golden State at home on Jan. 26 and hosts the Lakers on Feb. 7.
Don?t expect Boston to follow New York City?s aggressive clamp-down on Uber and Lyft.
Governor Charlie Baker approved this weekend?s sales tax holiday as part of a $1.5 billion economic development bond bill.
At Fan Expo Boston this weekend, the costumes are elaborate ? and costly.
BrooklineCAN encourages seniors to patronize businesses that are sensitive to their needs.
Long before movies, people were entertained by scrolling panoramas and panorama barkers, who narrated the harrowing tales depicted. One of the biggest of these paintings is now on view in New Bedford.
Construction crews tearing down a former middle school in Swampscott have found a 124-year-old time capsule.
The new book by researcher Justin Lehmiller attempts to dispel stereotypes and help people speak more openly about what they want.
The firm founded by Buddy Duncan, 63, and James (Jigger) Herman, 54, is testing out an unmanned, solar-powered research boat.
Dinner with Cupid
Will one dater?s mobile home be a no go?
President Trump tweeted his appreciation for Kanye West after the rapper talked about his support for Trump on ?Jimmy Kimmel Live!?
Letters
Readers respond to Jeff Jacoby?s column regarding an incident of alleged racism at Smith College.
Many of us aren?t very good at recycling, throwing items in bins that simply don?t belong there. Environmental advocates call that ?wish-cycling? or ?optimistic recycling,? and it?s not helping.
EDITORIAL
So why did the governor let it lapse?
Air marshals are conducting a new domestic surveillance program, tracking people as they fly and move through airports. It might be illegal.
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Meteorologist Kelvin Droegemeier could soon become the country?s top-ranking scientist.
Seattle mayor Jenny Durkan spoke at a Globe event on how innovation is shaping our world, and she?s in high demand among the hundreds of mayors gathered in Boston.
A true-crime podcast about the most valuable ? and confounding ? art heist in history: the theft of 13 irreplaceable artworks from the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston.
Boston plays Golden State at home on Jan. 26 and hosts the Lakers on Feb. 7.
Twenty-year-old Hailey Allard of Somerset died after colliding with a police cruiser on Route 138.
Bigger isn?t always better. 529 Columbus Ave., Apt. 17, has just 273 square feet of living space but all of the necessities.
President Donald Trump frequently used the n-word and there are tapes that can confirm it, according to a new memoir by Omarosa Manigault Newman.
Police in the eastern Canadian city of Fredericton say a suspect is in custody after a shooting left four people dead, including two police officers.
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The former Massachusetts governor wants to set standards for the use of artificial intelligence.
Though all four members of indie rock band Big Thief attended Berklee at some point, it wasn?t until after graduation that they found each other walking the streets of Brooklyn.
It seems Martha?s Vineyard is the place to be this summer, for politicos and celebrities alike.
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As the spring house hunt gets underway and National College Decision Day nears, thoughts are turning to campus housing.
The Big Picture
Photographers capture communities gathering at events organized to celebrate a variety of cultural observances.
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