The Massachusetts medical board should be the ultimate protector of patients. But a Boston Globe Spotlight Team investigation found it is slow to act on physician lapses and regularly fails to protect patients. Continue reading →
Chisholm grew up a tortured Boston sports fan. As a billionaire in his 50s, he achieved every child's dream: He bought his favorite team. Continue reading →
Christina Paxson has drawn criticism for her response to this week’s shooting. But those who know her say Brown’s longtime president is a steady, hands-on leader. Continue reading →
Venezuela’s government in a statement on Saturday characterized the US forces’ actions as “criminal” and vowed to not let them “go unpunished." Continue reading →
Economic anxiety is a vulnerability for Republicans in competitive congressional districts, which could decide control of the US House in next year’s midterms. Continue reading →
Researchers and activists increasingly fear that under the Trump administration, the US government is abdicating its historic role as a clearinghouse for reliable information. Continue reading →
The train driver spotted the herd of about 100 elephants and used the emergency brakes, but the train still hit some of the animals. Continue reading →
Nepal is just one of at least 150 countries to which Chinese companies are supplying surveillance technology, from cameras in Vietnam to censorship firewalls in Pakistan to citywide monitoring systems in Kenya. Continue reading →
The oil business fuels Russia’s economy and its war, and throughout the conflict, the West has tried to crack down on its profits with sanctions. Continue reading →
Patriots quarterback Drake Maye is the next in line to follow the "George Brett Syndrome," where older brothers pushed him to achieve the athletic heights he had reached today. Continue reading →
James B. Hunt Jr., a Democrat who burnished North Carolina's reputation as a beacon of moderation in the South over four terms as governor but who lost a Senate race against a hard-right Republican that might have vaulted him toward the presidency, died Thursday at his home in Lucama, North Carolina. He was 88. Continue reading →
The dissatisfaction of marriage, complicated familial bonds, and the complexities of joining families were just a few of the ways Boston theaters explored the concept. Continue reading →
During the holidays, hosts are often forced to see what their kitchens are lacking. In the new year, a growing number of homeowners are doing something about it.
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