“I don’t know if all of them are going to be acrobats [again],” said Roman Hayda, a surgeon at Rhode Island Hospital.
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Shelters turn to counter-surveillance with TorThe Tor Project — a nonprofit that builds anonymous Web browsing and communication tools — is aiding a Cambridge domestic abuse organization.
Russia pulls back troops from Ukrainian border, Putin saysVladimir Putin said the troops have been pulled back to training grounds and locations for ‘‘regular exercises.’’
Wendy Maeda/Globe Staff
A search for the tacos of her childhood takes a transplanted California-Mexican all over Boston, Cambridge, Chelsea, and Allston.
DAN SHAUGHNESSY
So, where are the Big Bad Bruins?The Bruins are supposed to be the better team, so why are they trailing the Canadiens, 2-1, in the series? Why have they led for only 11½ minutes?
For Northeast, a harsh vision of climate changeThe region is bearing the brunt of climate change in the nation, according to a federal report.
Joseph Guay and Michéle Lamont
A threat to civil rights?In our neoliberal world, traditional racism can sometimes survive under the cover of evenhandedness.
The Globe investigation of off-campus housing in Boston revealed that a collision of greed, neglect, and mismanagement.
They’ve already made a splash in the offseason, but holes remain. Where will the Patriots focus in the draft?
John Abdallah Wambere formally requested asylum in the United States, saying his nation’s tough new antigay law has made him terrified to return home.
A woman who was raped by men accusing her of having an extramarital affair may be caned publicly for violating Islamic law.
The White House is hoping the memo’s disclosure will lead to confirmation of David Barron for the 1st U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Boston.
The pharmaceutical giant joined the wave of biopharma dealmaking Tuesday, while emphasizing its commitment to its research lab in Boston.
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John O’Reilly, 84, continues to patch together scenes that throb and crackle with creative and erotic themes.
New research suggests that our brains sense the dry taste of wines through a completely different nerve system than the five flavors of sweet, sour, bitter, salty, and umami.
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Record breaking in New EnglandThroughout the years, there have been numerous attempts to be in record books for a variety of talents.
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Who invented ‘heavy metal’?
