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The death of the child, who was found unresponsive in his crib Thursday morning, remains under investigation.
Forecasters cautioned that driving will be hazardous as heavy snow piling 6 to 10 inches mixes with blustery winds.
Communities taking frank approach after teen suicides More schools are confronting the issue explicitly, guided by specialists who say an open discussion can help support troubled students.
The owner of the local battery maker won with a bid worth roughly $149 million, according to a lawyer representing creditors.
President Obama said the US must rethink the way it uses water as he announced new federal aid to California.
opinion | Ward Sutton
Vladimir Putin’s OlympicsThe Russian president enforces some changes at the Sochi Games in Ward Sutton’s editorial cartoon.
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With winter break upon us, teachers, parents, and experts disagree over the wisdom of pulling kids out for school for longer trips.
opinion | H.D.S. Greenway
In Middle East, who’s David and who’s Goliath?Israel may look like a Goliath to its neighbors, especially to the Palestinians, but to the Israelis themselves, they are always David.
Much has changed since 1980. When the teams meet on Saturday, the Americans will be favored on Russian ice.
Firefighters carried two bodies from a Concord home that was destroyed by a three-alarm blaze.
Two major pileups and smaller fender-benders on the Pennsylvania Turnpike left at least 30 people injured.
The Mass. Democrat is calling for post offices to go into competition with private enterprise and offer simple financial services.
The deal between the clothing retailers comes as Jos. A. Bank is being pursued by rival Men’s Wearhouse.
“Witness Uganda,” a joyous, wrenching experience drawn from life, bursts forth at the American Repertory Theater.
Writer-director Akiva Goldsman takes Helprin’s book — a work overflowing with events, ideas, characters, passions — and pounds away at it until it’s mush.
Globe Talks
A conversation with Neil SwideySwidey discusses his new book “Trapped Under the Sea” with Harvard’s Amy Edmondson on Feb. 24.
Should the government pay you to be alive?The “guaranteed basic income” almost became law in the US — and it’s having a revival now.
