It’s as if Barack Obama thinks of himself as the average, outraged citizen, not as the president with the power to set high standards of behavior for everyone who works for him.

From fried fish sandwiches to lobster rolls, from blueberry pie to ice cream, the Globe magazine highlight the must-try options in the region.

Aside from a handful of box office hits, the old-fashioned theatrical film is under assault. Globe critic Ty Burr’s take on how the communal sense of wonder is falling by the wayside.

Two of the state’s top inns, Blantyre and its nearby rival, Wheatleigh, are internationally ranked and exorbitantly priced.

What the Benghazi-IRS-AP scandals suggest — and what victims of drone strikes and people such as Aaron Swartz might testify — is that protections like the Bill of Rights are inadequate.

From an adventure course in the trees to a mecca for train-loving children, we highlight the top destinations in the region.

Full of movement and color, the works in Smith College’s “Summer of Love” show were produced by inventive designers in the Bay Area.

There are global implications to fast fashion; low-price, low-quality goods have to exact a cost somewhere, and, recently, it was in Cambodia and Bangladesh.

Los Lobos, Ricky Skaggs, and Angelique Kidjo are among an eclectic mix of performers slated to descend on Boston for a pair of festivals.

We lured angling insiders into revealing a dozen destinations in the region. Well, at least those they’ll share.

If you go biking in Montreal...

Like today’s America, “The Great Gatsby” is conflicted about the disparities that surround it, but not entirely sure they’re such a bad thing.

The Greenway Open Market, Boston love at the MFA, Trash Bash, and more things to do in and around Boston this week

The Boston Early Music Festival presents the composer as a young and brashly brilliant upstart in Handel’s very first opera.

Perspective: It’s time to share the wealth with college athletes.