Pictures | Tom & Gisele sightings
Brady seen in LA
The Patriots QB was spotted reportedly filming a spot for a comedy website. See more pictures of Tom and Gisele.
- Porgy and Bess gets 10 Tony Award nods
- Menounos perfect on ABC's 'Dancing'
- Love Letters: Can she ask for more?
- Weather: More rain for several hours today
- Salem shelter saves thousands of pets
- Boston Fashion Awards draws a crowd
- go to it Green gift idea for Mother's Day
- Harvard teacher found with pot in Bermuda
- Carrie Underwood finds fraternal Twain
Sports
Game 2 > Celtics at Hawks, 7:30 p.m.
Celtics can troubleshoot without Rondo
By now, the Celtics have become accustomed to dealing with adversity.
- Rondo suspended 1 game for bumping ref
- Mazz: Rondo puts Celtics at disadvantage
- Ryan: Suspensions can be a knockout
- Celtics: Bradley-Pietrus to start Game 2
- Dzen: Composure the issue for Rondo
- Stoudemire injured as Heat drop Knicks
- Ex-mate Smith knows Rondo’s fire well
- NHL: Ovechkin, Capitals top Rangers
- pictures Meet the Patriots' draft picks
- MLB suspends Young for seven games
2 women found dead near Saugus elementary school
A law enforcement source said officials are investigating the possibility that the victims were dumped near the Lynnhurst Elementary School. (Globe, 9:31 a.m.)
Pictures
Chad Finn's Red Sox power rankings
These power rankings are a measure of the exceptional and the unacceptable on this Sox team, with the middle ground unacknowledged. Now let's get to the rankings.
- Red Sox 11, Athletics 6 Red Sox tee off on Athletics
- On baseball Things aren't perfect for Red Sox
- Shaughnessy: Buchholz keeps winning, somehow
- Red Sox Notebook Decision day on sinkerballer Cook
2012 area college commencements
Many Greater Boston colleges and universities will say goodbye to their seniors soon. Click through to learn about the graduation ceremonies.
- submit Your graduation photos | Gifts for college grads
- Highest-paying jobs for recent college graduates
BofA said to plan more than 300 job cuts
Bank of America Corp., the second- largest US lender, plans to cut more than 300 jobs from the corporate and investment bank and trading units. (Bloomberg, 9:43 a.m.)
UK lawmakers: Murdoch unfit to lead
News Corp. chief Rupert Murdoch is unfit to lead his global media empire, a group of British lawmakers said today in a closely divided ruling. (AP, 8:59 a.m.)
- Time line Developments in phone-hacking scandal
Embattled Medford Housing director given unpaid leave of absence
The Medford Housing Authority's board placed Robert Covelle on leave after a federal audit found widespread problems in the authority's management. (Boston Globe)
Local news
Select a town
-
Allston-Brighton
-
Arlington
-
Back Bay
-
Beacon Hill
-
Belmont
-
Beverly
-
Braintree
-
Brookline
-
Burlington
-
Cambridge
-
Charlestown
-
Concord
-
Danvers
-
Dedham
-
Dorchester
-
Downtown
-
East Boston
-
Fenway-Kenmore
-
Framingham
-
Hingham
-
Hyde Park
-
Jamaica Plain
-
Lexington
-
Malden
-
Marblehead
-
Mattapan
-
Medford
-
Melrose
-
Milton
-
Natick
-
Needham
-
Newton
-
North End
-
Norwell
-
Norwood
-
Peabody
-
Quincy
-
Roslindale
-
Roxbury
-
Salem
-
Scituate
-
Somerville
-
South Boston
-
South End
-
Waltham
-
Watertown
-
Wellesley
-
West Roxbury
-
Weston
-
Westwood
- Allston: BU to create campus crisis center
- Charlestown: English's Olives reopens
- Wellesley High ponders GPA math change
- Newton naming rights raises questions
- Photos: Dining destinations north of Boston
Hazmat called after body, package found
A man was found dead in a closet in a Halifax condo, and a box marked explosive was discovered, forcing some neighbors to evacuate, according to a fire official. (Globe)
Exclusively On Bostonglobe.com »
The new BostonGlobe.com is now the only place to get the complete Boston Globe in an award-winning reading experience optimized for your computer, smart phone, or tablet.
- Access all stories in Today's Globe
- = Subscriber-Only Content
- Login or Subscribe
Warren had key role
in asbestos court case
In a 2009 Supreme Court appearance, Elizabeth Warren, who has gained fame for defending consumers against big business, worked on behalf of Travelers, the nations largest insurer.
Opinion | Bob Ryan
Suspensions can be a knockout
NBA history so often centers around the Celtics, and that includes playoff suspensions.
Poor reception plagues Kendall
Many who work in Kendall Square say reception is so
weak in some places, spotty in others, that dropped
signals, failed calls, and stalled e-mails are frequent.
Opinion | Dan Shaughnessy
Clay Buchholzs numbers hit hard
The Red Sox starter was the official winning pitcher in last nights 11-6 slopfest against the Athletics, but he turned an 11-1 lead into a virtual nail-biter.
Faster Internet coming to Cape Cod
To help local businesses, a nonprofit is building a $40 million broadband network with speeds up to 10 times faster than the regions fastest commercial service.
Opinion | Joanna Weiss
Giving screens, and egos, a week off
We are all susceptible to the ego boost of the remote device, but Screen Free-Week asks us to cut our ties.
Hunger Games has boosted archery
The blockbuster has already sparked more publicity for the sport than it received when actress Geena Davis tried to make the 2000 US Olympic team.
Health & Wellness
A rampant prescription
A Globe investigation found that roughly 185,000 US nursing home residents received antipsychotic drugs in 2010 contrary to government recommendations.
- search Nursing homes overuse | Part 2
News
Indian ferry capsizes;
103 dead, 100 missing
Army divers and rescue workers pulled 103 bodies out of a river after a packed ferry capsized in heavy winds and rain in remote northeast India, an official said Tuesday.
- nation NYPD: Powder mailed to bank branches non-toxic | Wife of ex-Edwards aide to retake the stand
- world Sarkozy says France has too many immigrants | Syrian activists: 11 killed in northern village
- nation Man convicted in Colo. freed by DNA evidence | Woman accused of putting bleach in daughter's eyes
Politics
Romney strives to shore up
more support for his campaign
As the Republican front-runner, Mitt Romney courts moderates and independents, but he is still working to gain support from conservatives who have not yet fully supported him.
- Romney moves to coordinate campaign with GOP | Top Republicans in Congress finally embrace Romney
- Obama, Romney offer classic choices on big issues | Brown and Warren campaigns continue to trade barbs
- More coverage of the presidential candidates Obama | Paul | Romney | Republican delegate tracker
Business
International products made
by your favorite American brands
You know your favorite brands, and you know your usual order, but do you know what they serve in other countries?
Share your thoughts and photos
Arts & Entertainment
Watch
Maria Menounos gets first perfect score on 'Dancing With the Stars'
The "Extra" host and Medford native racked up the first 30-point score of the season with her vampire-themed paso doble.
Lifestyle
Scenes from the Boston Bacon and Beer Festival
Hungry attendees arrived at the Boston Bacon and Beer Festival at The House of Blues on April 28 where they feasted on this unstoppable culinary duo.
- Love Letters Can she ask for more? | Her best friend is causing trouble | He messed up
-
- Dishing She foraged for ramps and made pesto
- |
- Pictures Stylish gifts for Mother's Day
Travel
10 spring hikes in New Hampshire
Spring is a great time to hike through New Hampshire's natural wonders. Here are 10 hikes through some of the state's most popular trails, showcasing the highlights of the season from blooming wildflowers to rushing waterfalls.
Community
Your photos: Mom and me
In honor of Mother's Day, we'd like to see photos of local mothers with their children. This is Kristen, of Saugus, with her son Jonathan.
- MORE Boston.com Moms
- pets Hugs for your cat | Taildom Salmonella alert: Diamond recalls puppy food
- Child caring Siblings and bickering | Stories to Inspire
- SUBMIT Your labs | Your child's name | Your smiling dogs | Your twins
MOST E-MAILED
- Slow Cooked Beef Barbacoa Tacos
- Moving Conversation to Action: Bentley University Center for Women and Business
- Highest-paying jobs for recent college grads
- Still believe in homeownership?
- "You're a poopyhead! Oh yeah, and I'm gonna kill you, too!"
- Nikon Small World Photomicrography Competition
- Quirky and fun brunches in Boston
On The Blogs
movie nation
Weekend movie preview: 'Marvels The Avengers'
This movie finally unites Captain America (Sudbury native Chris Evans), Iron Man, The Hulk, Thor, Black Widow, and Hawkeye.
- sound effects TOUR DIARY: Mean Creak update
- viewer discretion Will you watch E!'s new shows?
- boston real estate now The introvert and the extrovert
- globe-trotting N.H. inns team up for hiking package
- love letters Her best friend is causing trouble
- get moving My fitness numbers to date
REAL ESTATE
Globe Home of the Week
Milton home shows off its master suite
This seven-year-old Colonial is within walking distance of both Houghtons Pond and has a breathtaking master suite.
PLUS:
Cars
Handy driving tips: True or false?
Bay Staters have quite the reputation for being poor drivers. Think you're the exception?
PLUS:
Jobs
6 ways to ace the phone interview
The hiring process often moves at lightning speed. That makes the phone screen a serious first interview.
PLUS:
- PARTIES How do you celebrate office birthdays?
- Job Doc Blog Know what energizes you in a job
What's this?
CloseIf you are logged into Facebook, this box shows items on Boston.com that your friends have recently shared or liked, as well as the most-recommended Boston.com items among all Facebook users.
If you log out of Facebook, you will see only the most-recommended items.
Stay Connected
PLUS:
- Google+ Put Boston.com in your circles
- Facebook Get the latest deals
- Twitter Boston Globe Opinion