A gunman driving a BMW near a university campus went on a “premeditated mass murder,” police said.
all things catholic
Pope begins pilgrimage with political edge in JordanThe Globe’s John Allen also looks at the Vatican against the UN and an emerging reformer.
BOSTON CALLING MUSIC FESTIVAL
Jack Johnson and Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros kicked off the three-day event in City Hall Plaza on Friday.
Teams in the NBA, NFL, MLB, and NHL are exploring wearable technology options, recognizing the value of tracking a player’s fitness around the clock.
music review
With a twinkle in his eye, Leonard Nimoy hosted the “Out of this World” Boston Pops concert Friday.
Movie Review
The latest film in the series upholds the acceptably high batting average of Marvel’s second-tier movie franchise.
How a White Mountains trek turned into a survival testA combination of bad weather, bad luck, and bad decisions turned an overnight outing into a near-disaster for a Harvard professor and his group.
opinion | Phillip Niemeyer
The songs of summerMemorial Day weekend brings memories of summers past, each one marked by a ubiquitous song.
travel
Coyote Gulch, the supermodel of national treasuresThe pinnacle of this adventure is the canyon’s bottom, where your world loses its horizons.
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The servicemen were so taken by the ancient sport that they formed a club at home as a means of both recreation and bonding.
Authorities investigating the sale of counterfeit goods at flea markets seized fake purses, shoes, and sneakers in raids conducted just before Mother’s Day.
President Obama selected San Antonio’s Julian Castro, a rising star, to be the next housing secretary.
A blaze burning in a scenic canyon has forced Memorial Day travelers to change their plans.
The nine-passenger plane will run out of a seaplane dock on the East River in Manhattan, but will use a terminal at Logan Airport for now.
The company is presenting George Balanchine’s triptych as the Boston climax of its 50th-anniversary season speaks to how far Boston Ballet has come in 50 years.
Cantillon’s lambics are said to be among the world’s best.
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Bosnia’s segregated schoolsTwo decades after the war, can a nation that learns separately ever be united?
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