Starbucks in summer is a peculiar place. It attracts a wildly disparate group united solely by a craving for caffeine, Internet access, and air-conditioning. Within these soothing green-and-brown walls, coffeehouse rules apply. You can linger as long as you want, eat breakfast all day, and slug potent beverages without judgment. It’s like the Port Authority with better chairs.

The musical teams artistic director Diane Paulus with film titan Harvey Weinstein in what could be ART’s biggest Broadway-bound production yet.

Market Basket’s co-chief executives said Tuesday that “we took the difficult step of termination only after we saw no alternative.”

Supermarkets across Mass. are experiencing a rush of business from customers once loyal to Market Basket.

A firearm in a case involving a Tsarnaev friend is the same model alleged to have been used in the shooting of Sean Collier.

Even a food editor can feel she is being grilled when it comes to correct temperatures and practices for handling, cooking, and storing food.

A Globe poll found Mass. voters split on providing temporary shelter for up to 1,000 unaccompanied immigrant children on a state air base.

The state Senate stripped a provision from the bill aimed at keeping rifles and shotguns out of the hands of dangerous people.

The US needs to speak with force about the evidence surrounding Russia’s role in the downed jetliner and its role in fueling the war in Ukraine.

Corporations that earn profits in America pay taxes in America, no matter where their legal domicile happens to be.

It appears unlikely that Tuesday’s rulings will have any bearing in Massachusetts.

The shut down came last year after finding migrant workers underpaid, overworked, and living in squalor.

You don’t have to go to the beach to look for flip-flops this summer. There’s a pair in the gubernatorial race.

Condo owners often need their associations’ financial information to refinance or put their homes up for sale.

The first 20 kiosks were installed last month and have reduced processing times by about 19.4 percent, according to US Customs.

Peavy, again suffering from a lack of run support, fell to 1-9 as the Red Sox’ five-game winning streak ended in Toronto.

A Hamas rocket exploded Tuesday near Israel’s main airport, prompting the ban on all flights from the United States.

Could you be ServSafe certificated?

Just as the U.S. economy is strengthening, other countries are threatening to drag it down.

New Media Investment Group reached an agreement to purchase the newspaper in a cash deal, the company announced Tuesday.

Peavy has a tough-luck record of 1-9, but has pitched much better than that. Will other teams see him as someone who can help?