Campaign 2016

FBI to look at Clinton e-mail anew as result of Weiner investigation

The FBI is investigating whether there is classified information in new e-mails that have emerged in its probe of Hillary Clinton?s private server.

SCOT LEHIGH

In the campaign?s final days, an FBI lightning bolt

The news was so startling and unexpected that Donald Trump barely had time to revise his conspiracy theories.

JOAN VENNOCHI

Did Comey give Trump a last-minute lifeline?

The FBI?s handling of Hillary Clinton?s e-mails ? 11 days before the election ? is just plain wrong.

JEFF JACOBY

Better late than never on new FBI e-mail inquiry

Donald Trump?s label for his opponent, ?Crooked Hillary,? captures a sense, shared by millions of Americans, that Clinton flouts the rules and lies about it.

Trump says FBI letter means ?system might not be as rigged as I thought?

?They are going to right the ship,? Donald Trump said in New Hampshire on Friday.

The latest

White House says it had no advance notice on FBI director?s decision to probe new emails

Hillary Clinton isn?t saying anything yet about the FBI decision to investigate new emails.

State officials warned commuters that the switch to all-electronic tolling will snarl traffic like a snowstorm. — Matthew J. Lee/Globe Staff

Officials say toll plaza work will snarl traffic like snowstorm

?Think of it as it?s going to snow twice a day, everyday, for 22 days,? a state highway official said.

Women & Power | Magazine

The 2016 top 100 women-led businesses in Massachusetts

The Globe Magazine and the Commonwealth Institute partner to name the most noteworthy companies and nonprofits helmed by women.

Women & Power | Magazine

Advice from 7 female leaders charting the future of our economy

Voices from the Top 100 Women-Led Businesses in Massachusetts on fostering diversity, coping with crisis, and more.

THOMAS FARRAGHER

Readers respond with anger to column about Catholic Church and Donald Trump

Since his column, Thomas Farragher?s inbox has been filled with angry words from ?true Catholics?? who would like to beat some sense into him.

The Gravestone Girls put the ?art? in dearly departed

The Worcester-based company recreates the intricate artwork carved on old New England gravestones.

Supreme Court to rule in transgender case

The nation?s highest court will rule in the case of a Virginia transgender student who wants to use the boys? bathroom.

Lisa Newman poses for a photo inside her home in Northampton, Massachusetts on October 23, 2016. Newman is suing her former employer Smith College for alleged pregnancy discrimination. Matthew Healey for The Boston Globe (METRO - Reporter: Laura Krantz - Assigning Editor - John Blanding) — Matthew Healey for The Boston Globe

Smith College sued over alleged discrimination

A former worker has filed a lawsuit against the women?s college, claiming the school retaliated against her during two pregnancies and two miscarriages.

Archdiocese to spend $850,000 against marijuana legalization

The Boston Archdiocese is calling increased drug use a threat to the Catholic Church?s various health and social-service programs.

Opinion | Margery Eagan

Countering the anti-pot hysterics with a ?yes? on Question 4

Enough of this ?Reefer Madness? hysteria from nearly every one of our politicians fighting ballot Question 4 to legalize marijuana.

8 suffer minor injuries after plane catches fire at Chicago O'Hare

A runway has been closed at Chicago?s O?Hare International Airport due to a ?disabled aircraft? the FAA said on Twitter Friday.

Obama predicts Patriots will return to Super Bowl

The soon-to-be outgoing commander-in-chief said in an interview he thinks the Patriots will face the Seahawks.

Patrick Chung is an impact player in Patriots secondary

If the hard-hitting safety appears to be everywhere on the field, it?s because he probably is.

Luxury housing tower for Copley Place scrapped

The developer of the 625-foot tower cited oversupply of other luxury projects in Boston.

Ben Podsiadlo, left, shakes hands with Kevin Brady, whose life he helped saved in 1993. — Kim Kelley/Steward Healthcare

Twenty-three years later, an EMT is reunited with a boy he saved

It was in 1993 that Ben Podsiadlo and his partner revived 4-year-old Kevin Brady in an ambulance. On Friday, he was reunited with Brady, now an EMT himself.

Opinion & Ideas

EDITORIAL

City, state let contractor slip through cracks

The deaths of two workers in the South End were preventable ? if city and state officials had taken minimal steps to investigate the construction company before issuing permits.