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Officer Ace Barnes doesn’t mind all the overtime hours without the extra pay. He’s not concerned that the Lynnfield Police Department won’t offer him a […]

After everything Aerosmith has been through in the past year—rehab, injuries, infighting—the question isn’t why America’s most dysfunctional rock band would finally break up, it’s what the hell has kept it together for so long.

In the past few years, Dane Cook has been savaged by a band of haters and forced to bury both his parents. Then his own brother was indicted this spring for siphoning $11 million from Cook’s bank account. Now, on the eve of a homecoming Garden show, he talks for the first time about being loathed, being betrayed, and—just maybe—being able to laugh about it all.

Though the trees along its walkways still stand bare of leaves, the glory of the Groton School is otherwise on full display this early spring […]

Lucchino’s Curveball

Claudine Martin is the name on the business card she slips to him across the table, though he will come to doubt that it is […]

They nest in our homes. They breed faster than rabbits. Make no mistake: Boston’s rats are in charge. We just live here.

He has billions of dollars, the winningest NFL team this millennium, and a reputation for boundless generosity. So why is Robert Kraft so desperate for our attention?

After 33 years coaching NFL and college all-stars, former Green Bay Packers coach Mike Sherman wasn’t sure he had much to learn from a bunch of high school football players on the Cape. He was wrong.

Suddenly the Barr Foundation is everywhere—driving the city’s agenda on climate change, the arts, and charter schools. Who’s behind all that money?

Barbara Lee has ­wagered her fortune on building the ICA and getting a woman elected to the White House. Will this finally be her year?

Rodney Brooks has spent his life creating intelligent machines that do our bidding. Some people, however, worry that robots like his will eventually supplant the human workforce. He has a different fear: that in the future, there won’t be enough robots.

Striking numbers of expectant mothers are deciding that there’s nothing wrong with the occasional drink of alcohol.

When Cara Rintala was tried in a western Massachusetts courtroom earlier this year for the murder of Annamarie Cochrane Rintala, it marked the first time in state history that a woman had been charged with killing her lawfully wedded wife. But did she do it?

Martha Sheridan had been in her dream job as the CEO of the Greater Boston Convention and Visitors Bureau for exactly one year when she […]