Boston Globe

If Ted were alive and alert today, he'd be pretty darned happy with the way Nomar Garciaparra is swinging the bat. He'd rave about the hitting talents of Alfonso Soriano...

Among other things, what's going on here is agecide, geriatricide or whatever the word is to describe the act of old golfers assaulting an 80-year-old course. Tom Watson, age 53....

Tom Gillis nicely represents the back half of the U.S. Open field. That word "Open" is pretty literal. If you're a reasonably good golfer in general, and if you're a...

After graduating from a 16-week environmental technology course at JFYNetWorks in Boston three months ago, Latisha Athill left the job she'd held selling jewelry at Filene's department store and moved...

A special federal court Monday ordered back into effect immediately all parts of the new federal campaign finance law, even though the three-judge panel had struck down several provisions earlier...

While growing numbers of people are unemployed or underemployed, the lucky majority who still have a job are probably overworked. The time squeeze falls especially hard on two-earner couples juggling...

J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. plans to outsource some of its stock market research to Bombay this summer, signaling possible new arenas for the trend that already has sent tens...

It's a smart policy not to believe everything you hear or read. But that becomes increasingly difficult the more you hear and read it. That's how rumor becomes reputation, or,...

As competitors lined up for the start of the U.S. 15-kilometer championships here in March, the public-address announcer introduced the more popular entrants. Former champions. Renowned runners. The names echoed...

Whether you're a college freshman or a senior, internships or part-time work in the field of your choice are even more prized in a tough economy. Savvy college students view...