Funding from pharmaceutical companies fills the gap left by federal budget cuts, but also raises concerns among many researchers.
Malaysian official says jet may have turned backMilitary radar indicates that the missing Boeing 777 jet may have turned back before vanishing, Malaysia’s air force chief said.
YVONNE ABRAHAM
Erin Willinger wasn’t going to be held back by her illness, not by anything. With much to fear, she was fearless. And then she was gone.
Lawmakers planned to unveil a bill to increase the number of charters last fall, but haven’t produced any legislation.
Jonathan Wiggs/Globe Staff
The tortured history of 48 Oceanside Drive in Scituate highlights the issues with the federal flood insurance program.
Critic’s Notebook
MFA has challenging task in finding new chiefIn seeking Malcolm Rogers’s successor, the museum should weigh what he did splendidly and what he left undone, writes critic Sebastian Smee.
Growing up amid economic turmoil and financial scandal, wary millennials have become cautious.
All Things Catholic | John L. Allen Jr.
Catholicism growing in heart of Muslim worldAmong other topics, the Globe’s John Allen Jr. also offers a guide to the upcoming coverage of Pope Francis’ first year.
opinion | Cass Sunstein
Avoiding the cost of needless fear President Obama’s former regulatory czar explains how to avoid bad rules.
Our list of Most Stylish Bostonians, three trends to watch, and more in the Style Magazine.
Smith scored the lone goal in the shootout, capping the Bruins’ late-game comeback over the Lightning.
Temperatures hit 55 in Boston on Saturday, but were expected to dip back into the 30s on Sunday.
Russia suggested it might suspend inspections required under arms control treaties because of stepped-up NATO operations.
E-cigarettes haven’t been around long enough to know how safe or effective they are.
A number of local theater productions put unease about work life center stage.
The opportunity to dig deeper into Roanoke’s past and present opened up.
Set in Uganda in the 1970s after the glow of independence has diminished, the novel tunnels toward a terrible historical moment.
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Putin’s long game? Meet the Eurasian UnionIt starts in 2015 and sounds like a scheme to rebuild the USSR, but its history is quite different — and troubling for the West.
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