Climate change skepticism lines up with the conservative base, but not with the broader swath of voters in the general election.
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The company agreed to add trains during certain hours, a plan that will cost nearly $7.5 million over the next 15 years.
BetaBoston
?Fishiness? led to HubSpot firing, but few details revealedCEO Brian Halligan and cofounder Dharmesh Shah spoke about the events that led to an executive?s firing amid a book scandal.
Father-daughter college trip turns tragic in WisconsinJoseph Trustey was flying his own plane when it crashed, killing the Boston executive and his daughter, Anna.
So, what should we call the John Hancock Tower now?You can still call it the John Hancock, but the company that paid $930 million for New England?s tallest building can?t.
Jonathan Wiggs/Globe Staff
The 61-year-old man was walking across an EZ-Pass lane at Exit 10 just after midnight when he was hit by a car.
While the world mourned Cecil the lion, another devastating poaching incident was quietly carried out in Kenya.
N.Y. man faces charges for killing puppies found in RevereThe suspect and a Swampscott man allegedly killed the dogs because they didn?t meet breed standards for the Donovan pinscher.
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It only took four months into a five-year contract with the Red Sox for Sandoval?s physical condition to become an issue.
Editorial
If the city?s failed Olympics bid accomplished anything, it was to kindle a conversation about the future of the circle.
Adrian Walker
What can we salvage from the Olympic bid?The debate over hosting the 2024 Summer Olympics prompted a healthy discussion about where the city is headed.
Bill Plaschke
Good effort, Boston, but please leave the big-boy sporting events to LAThank you, Boston, for perhaps bringing the Olympics back to the only place in the world that is already built for them.
Pat Greenhouse/Globe Staff
?So what do you think?? Baker asked at a ribbon cutting for the Boston Public Market. ?A market like this, or a velodrome??
Ideas
As the skills gap lights up teleprompters and fills editorial pages, a growing number of economists are sounding a sharp, skeptical note.
Christopher L. Gasper
Tom Brady finds a safe haven on practice fieldThe Patriots? beleaguered quarterback got back to football business as he tries to leave distractions behind.
NFL NOTEBOOK
Jets? Sheldon Richardson caught driving 143 mphRichardson allegedly had a loaded gun in his car when he was pulled over in Missouri.
Video
Conversations with the 2016 presidential candidatesThe Globe?s James Pindell sits down with presidential candidates and hopefuls to discuss the race.
Meredith Warren
?Sanctuary cities? defy immigration lawThe term sounds warm and fuzzy but it leaves people like us vulnerable to known threats to public safety.
Jae C. Hong/Associated Press
About 6,500 athletes with intellectual disabilities from 165 nations are competing throughout the city.
Tech Lab | BetaBoston
With Windows 10, Microsoft gets back on track After one of the biggest fiascos in its history, Microsoft is back on track with its new operating system.
Margery Eagan | On Spirituality
With an abortion, there is no happy ending. That doesn?t mean the government should outlaw the practice.
With no numbers on the jerseys, it was difficult to recognize some players, but the stars were clear to all.
The Boston Globe has revised its rankings of the top 10 Republican presidential candidates in New Hampshire.
The operator of Pimlico and other well-known tracks says it is interested in returning thoroughbred racing to Suffolk Downs.
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The non-profit motor safety agency points to an increase in physical, mental health issues after driving cessation.
It may be a week or more before investigators determine whether a piece of debris found on an island came from Malaysia Airlines Flight 370.
The US Olympic Committee?s decision to ditch Boston is a setback for Fish, but local business leaders expect him to bounce back.
Lyman?s towering performance offers the satisfying spectacle of a great actor putting his own distinctive stamp on a classic role.
?Rogue Nation? unfolds with fluid, twisty, old-school pleasure ? you settle into it like a favorite chair.
Learning from past mistakes and other cities could make Boston a zootopia.
Design New England
A home with open spaceA new floor plan for a renovated 1960s ranch-style house makes entertaining easy.
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To build a better drone, study lovebirdsHigh-speed video footage reveals how lovebirds turn quickly without getting dizzy.
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