DAN SHAUGHNESSY
The Patriots are now what the Cowboys used to be
There was a time when the Cowboys were the gold standard in the NFL, but the axis of power has shifted.
Ken and Danielle Lambert lost their young children when a close relative lost her sanity. Now, they?re helping others.
DAN SHAUGHNESSY
There was a time when the Cowboys were the gold standard in the NFL, but the axis of power has shifted.
BEN VOLIN I SUNDAY FOOTBALL NOTES
The NFL is bending over backward to pretend that fantasy sports isn?t gambling, even though it clearly is.
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In what may be New England?s most revered small city for food, small plates are hot, and we?re not talking temperature.
Illuminus, a celebration of public art that mixes creativity and technology, returns in expanded form for a second year, with a new partner and a new address.
Alex Alvanos and Bethany Kirpalani were married Saturday at the farmer?s market and then invited everyone there to the reception.
At an event in New Hampshire, Governor John Kasich of Ohio was asked about gun violence on college campuses.
NICK CAFARDO I SUNDAY BASEBALL NOTES
If you had to pick the Old Guy of the Year, you?d probably lean toward David Ortiz.
Check out the final scores from Saturday?s high school football games in and around Greater Boston.
Bill Cosby gave a deposition in Boston lasting about seven hours Friday in the case of a woman who said he sexually assaulted her in the 1970s.
Officials said the people who died were a couple who recently moved from Florida to be closer to their grandchildren.
The explosions were suicide attacks that targeted a peace rally in the capital of Ankara, killing at least 95 and wounding hundreds.
A rise in criminal activity in the Newmarket area comes after 400 homeless men moved into a shelter nearby.
The price increase was highest in the waterfront neighborhood, boosted by sales in luxury buildings.
Governor Baker?s 59-member economic development council is more than 85 percent white and 80 percent male.
CRITIC?S NOTEBOOK
The move is a seismic development that should ultimately be read as a hopeful omen.
A proposal by Emerson College to transform the historic theater into a dining hall and performance space has sparked fierce opposition.
The mayor joined Muslim leaders on Friday, distancing Boston from the coordinated anti-Islam rallies planned elsewhere.
Michael A. Cohen
The political equation has shifted and, Clinton is being pushed to stake out more liberal positions.
There are two key concepts to understand when it comes to the millennial vote in New Hampshire.
Residents face uncertainty as they cope with major flooding after record-settings rains.
Scott Kirsner | Innovation Economy
The courtyard behind the Charles Hotel holds a mirror to what we?re good at, and how we could get even better.
John L. Allen Jr.
If there?s anyone on the planet who really doesn?t need help attracting interest, it?s probably Pope Francis.
Lewis has drawn comparisons to Kevin Faulk ? undersized backs with the versatility to run, catch, and pass protect.
Many in Greater Boston are caught up in a civil war that has left more than 220,000 dead and 4 million displaced from their homes.
Members of Congress left for a 10-day recess with a fundamental question hanging in the air: Who would be the next speaker?
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Lexus UK has unveiled a car that was created using 1,700 fully recyclable laser-cut cardboard sheets and is powered by an electric engine.
A brawl escalated into violence at Northern Arizona University, and a student was fatally shot at Texas Southern University.
Boston-based cloud computing company LogMeIn Inc. is acquiring Marvasol Inc., maker of LastPass, for $125 million.
Composer Sebastian Currier?s ?Divisions? commemorates the 100th anniversary of World War I.
She loves to text all day, Snapchat, WeChat, Instagram, Facebook, Tumblr, etc. (you get the point).
Design New England
A new floor plan and a fresh palette prove the stalwart post-and-beam, open concept design is still relevant.
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