Pat Greenhouse/Globe Staff
A state review found Synergy Health Centers, which owns Braemoor Health Center, failing in critical areas.
Plymouth?s DA faces fire for witness deals gone awryCruz has apparently broken his own rule when it comes to cutting deals with career criminals.
Divided Nation
Richmond split over how to remember Confederate historyIt?s not just the city?s history of inequality but its continuing unequal treatment of the Confederacy over slavery, says one activist.
Greece votes on high-stakes bailout referendumOpinion polls show Greeks evenly split on whether to accept more fiscal austerity, or defiantly reject the creditors? proposals.
John Tlumacki/globe staff
The price of eggs has doubled in just a few short weeks after an outbreak of bird flu in the Midwest.
A man in his mid-20s was fatally shot late Saturday night in Dorchester, Police Commissioner William Evans said in an interview.
Lawrence police arrest four suspected of armed-robbery spreeThe arrests were in connection with a string of armed robberies in Lawrence, Cambridge, Brookline, and Boston on Friday.
Yvonne Abraham
Summer has its annoyancesAt the beach, nothing maddeningly says summer like the boom boxes pumping out music I didn?t choose.
The 42d annual Boston Pops Fireworks Spectacular is a distinctly Boston event, but attracts people from all over the world.
Music Review
On a crisp, cool evening as close to perfect as I expect I?ll ever encounter, anticipation ran high for Keith Lockhart?s 20th anniversary.
US vs. Japan | 7 p.m. (FOX)
What you need to know for US vs. JapanThe US holds a 2-1 edge in World Cup matches against Japan, but Japan won in PKs in 2011.
Dina Rudick/Globe Staff
Last month, a year after her sister?s murder, McManus was named winner of the national Yeardley Reynolds Love Unsung Hero Award.
After more than 60 years in operation, the New Hampshire amusement park is among the most successful in the country.
John L. Allen Jr. | All Things Catholic
Christians in the region are a convenient target anytime someone is mad at the state, the West, or any other perceived enemy.
The placards dangle from rearview mirrors to remind ticket writers that privately owned vehicles have privileges reserved for city employees on official business.
Kevin Cullen
Free speech can be irritating, but if somebody harbors views you find offensive, it?s better to know it.
The bodies of two men and one woman were discovered after police conducted a well-being check. at one of the homes.
N.H. thinks Donald Trump is for realWhether Trump is serious about running for president or just serious about publicity, his sudden support is hard to ignore.
farah stockman | boston after busing
Bringing parents? strength to all of Boston?s public schoolsIn a city like Boston, poor kids tend to go to poor schools, and wealthy kids to affluent schools.
Jonathan Wiggs/Globe Staff
Here?s a look at some of the best images taken by Globe photographers last month.
Buchholz gave up just six hits and struck out eight without a walk to win his fourth straight start.
From July 1-4, judges across the country led more than 4,000 new citizens through the same oath, according to US Citizenship and Immigration Services.
Search This Week's Specials
Some dealerships may offer deals, but the holiday weekend can attract lots of customers, so be prepared.
Antiquers chart junkets to various hot spots from Waltham to Pembroke to Somerville in search of a deal on all things vintage, rare, and kitsch.
Who wants their babies kissed or their yard signs autographed anymore?
Tunisia?s president declared a state of emergency on Saturday in response to a second deadly attack on foreigners in three months.
Millay is managing director of Choate Investment Advisors, the money management arm of law firm Choate Hall & Stewart.
There are only 229 people with the title of master sommelier worldwide.
Ahead of the Boston release of ?Amy,? director Asif Kapadia reflects on the late English pop singer?s legacy.
It?s a boutique hotel with honky-tonk character and a storied, and sometimes seedy, past.
EVENT | JULY 16
Mission: Turtle RescueThe lecture at the New England Aquarium will highlight turtle rescues and the medical management of sea turtles.
The ?great and cursed work? that was the EncyclopédieDiderot?s encyclopedia nearly broke him ? and France?s Ancien Regime.
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