Alberto Sierra brutalized and terrorized his girlfriend and her three children, including Jeremiah Oliver, who has not been seen since September, according to police.
The 67-33 vote to advance the measure ensures the bill will pass the Democratic-led chamber no later than Wednesday.
While 3 to 5 inches are expected in much of the state, “the timing of it is not going to be pretty,” a meteorologist said.
NSA leaker Edward Snowden wrote an ‘‘open letter to the people of Brazil’’ seeking political asylum.
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Christopher L. Gasper
The Patriots don’t have enough of their impact players to pull away, so they’re just going to have to keep pulling out close games.
With two decades of city-provided rides coming to an end, Thomas Menino is turning his focus to 21st-century driving.
A tale told in Twitter, from the Globe’s Billy Baker.
A state watchdog agency is expected to advise against Partners HealthCare’s plan to take over South Shore Hospital.
TOM KEANE
The telephone regulation gameRules and regulations are adopted with the best of intentions, but the real world is so complex that perverse consequences can result.
The team proved that there’s a mile-wide gap between the Celtics that were blown out a month ago by the Timberwolves and the Celtics of now.
The Mega Millions drawing tonight will be the fourth largest jackpot ever offered in the United States.
Two major studies found popping the pills didn’t protect aging men’s brains or help heart attack survivors.
Senator Elizabeth Warren announced today that she will introduce a measure to forbid employers from requiring credit histories on job applicants.
Bernanke marked the 100th anniversary of the Federal Reserve by reflecting on the bold actions past chairmen have had to take.
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Set in an imaginary city, the book consists of 10 short chapters in a mix of literary styles, each focused on a different character.
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Broken CityDownload an updated version of the Globe series chronicling epic gridlock in the nation’s capital, and examining solutions to the country’s political quagmire.
Was Dickens’s Christmas Carol borrowed from Lowell’s mill girls? A new discovery by literary scholars highlights an unexpected inspiration.
