The Council on American-Islamic Relations in Florida spoke out after a Globe report on an FBI agent’s troubled record as a police officer.
Aram Boghosian for The Boston Globe
Critics of new national education goals, including the conservative Pioneer Institute, fear that poetry will become an endangered pursuit.
Tech Lab
Around the world, regulators and judges are tightening their grip on the Internet, with predictable results: chaos and confusion.
The wait time is making it difficult for relatives to collect insurance benefits and close out estates.
Critic’s Notebook
As many celebrate her legacy, it’s important to remember that it’s a mixed bag.
DAN SHAUGHNESSY
Bruins’ exit from playoffs was painfulIt was shocking, out of character, and totally unexpected. And it will go down as one of the worst moments in franchise history.
Canadiens 3, Bruins 1
The Bruins fell into a two-goal hole in the second period and could never recover; their season is now over.
BRUINS NOTEBOOK
A Canadiens player said Milan Lucic was a sore loser while going through the postgame handshake line.
Jason Warner and Jacob Zenn
After kidnappings, Nigeria must step upThe domestic landscape in Nigeria may open up new channels for cooperation against Boko Haram.
dining out
Plenty of amusement found at local bars, restaurantsWith ping-pong, bowling, and pinball available, karaoke and trivia nights aren’t the only attractions anymore.
David Ortiz homered twice for the second consecutive game in a rout of the Twins.
The owners of the region’s last thoroughbred track made the pitch to regulators last month.
Sylvia Mathews Burwell faced pointed questions over the new health care law, but she also won praise from Republican senators.
Victims’ families demanded answers in what is emerging as perhaps the worst industrial accident in the country’s history.
The huge indoor facility covers 44,000 square feet and features 11 attractions, from rides to a movie theater with sensory effects.
This latest bid to Hollywoodize a uniquely Japanese icon is an uneven spectacle that can’t sustain its solid first-half character moments.
The local mixed martial arts trainer turned a childhood of bullying into a career of training Ultimate Fighter Championship contenders.
From the Archives | Photo gallery
Get out and playThe equipment might look different these days, but we still need to run around outside when we have the chance.
Q&A
How Catholic fashion got that way Sally Dwyer-McNulty traces how religious dress evolved in America.
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