Matthew J. Lee/globe staff/file 2004
For Maureen Brodoff and Ellen Wade, the decade since the landmark Goodridge decision has brought joys. By Sarah Schweitzer
Same-sex marriage sure to return to Supreme CourtA decade ago, some hoped — while others feared — that something fundamental had changed in American society.
The agreement would allow a long-planned takeover of South Shore Hospital to move forward, but would limit Partners’ future growth and control health services costs.
Publicly asking a date to prom is so popular that in some schools it has become a competition.
The lost art of datingWhy offer students an assignment to go on a date? Because, one Boston College instructor says, they don’t know how.
Tsarnaev friend consented to search, call suggestsDias Kadyrbayev reportedly said “everything that I signed, I signed it on my own.”
opinion | E.J. Graff
The fight for marriage equalityThe book about the real movement for marriage equality is yet to be written. Just remember: The victory started here.
Movie Review
In ‘Godzilla,’ San Francisco is in for a big surpriseThe film is an uneven spectacle that can’t sustain its solid first-half character moments.
The Red Sox were beleaguered by poor at-bats with runners in scoring position and debatable strategy.
Democratic Republic of the Congo native Johnny Joseph never had a dentist when he was growing up — now he wants to be one.
John Conyers appealed a decision that he lacked enough valid signatures to get on the August primary election ballot.
Voters delivered a crushing verdict on the corruption scandals and flagging economic growth that have plagued the country.
A federal judge is considering whether to allow James Merrill of Ashland to be set free on bail.
The new piece, which the Celebrity Series co-commissioned and is presenting at the Shubert Theatre, offers few fresh ideas from Mark Morris.
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Three more brewing companies have set up shop in Portland, Maine.
Design New England
A garden of delight in New HampshireAn artist and her husband create a landscape for all to enjoy. Read their story and more in the May/June issue.
Q&A
How Catholic fashion got that way Sally Dwyer-McNulty traces how religious dress evolved in America.
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