Roy Greene

The incident that landed a prominent Boston surgeon in trouble with colleagues has its roots in a curious Italian tradition.

Barbara Bush was not the Wellesley Class of 1990’s first choice for commencement speaker, but in her address, she knocked it out of the park.

The sprawling and ambitious legislation that passed recently on Beacon Hill carries an equally lofty moniker: grand bargain.

The Globe’s Craig Walker talks about the challenges and rewards of following a subject over the long term.

In Massachusetts, the Texas entrepreneur spoke at rallies and other events on numerous occasions, displaying his wit and pointed speaking style.

A primer on the first US president to be impeached.

The fate of the American writer from Western Massachusetts remains unknown more than five years after he was abducted in Afghanistan.

As firefighters battled a fast-moving fire at a 6,500-square-foot home in Concord last week, the notable backstory of the mansion — which was later declared a loss — quickly surfaced.

As firefighters battled a fast-moving fire at a 6,500-square-foot home in Concord last week, the notable backstory of the mansion — which was later declared a loss — quickly surfaced.

Along with the relentless pandemic, the year brought political shifts and milestones, the return of a cherished communal event, and a plan to deal with the tragedy unfolding in plain sight on Boston’s streets.