JOAN VENNOCHI
Murray’s ambition meets reality
Timothy Murray’s sights may have been set on the governor’s office, but his plans were derailed by apparent missteps.
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Earlier this month, neo-Nazi lawmaker Panagiotis Iliopoulos was ejected from Greece’s parliament while shouts of “Heil Hitler” were heard in the chamber, in a recent incident involving his far-right party.
Nearly 70 years after the defeat of fascism in Europe, hateful, right-wing ideology has returned in nearly every European country. By Nicholas Burns
JOAN VENNOCHI
Timothy Murray’s sights may have been set on the governor’s office, but his plans were derailed by apparent missteps.
JULIETTE KAYYEM
Disaster relief money isn’t well-spent if it goes to repairing damage without taking steps to mitigate the effects of future disasters.
Editorial
Timothy Murray’s departure ends an awkward chapter in Massachusetts political history.
editorial
Adobe’s decision to offer its Creative Suite software by subscription only was probably inevitable, but it may not be good news for all consumers.
editorial
The stakes are high, and Edward J. Markey and Gabriel Gomez have yet to engage each other on the major issues.
dan wasserman
A look at the most recent illustrated viewpoints from Globe editorial cartoonist Dan Wasserman.
A look at the most recent illustrated viewpoints from Globe editorial cartoonist Dan Wasserman.
“I made the same decision as Jolie, which I believe likely saved my life.” — Marilyn Levin
Academic freedom is lacking at Harvard, where the right not to be offended fuels protest.
Too many recent accidents involving bicycles and vehicles show that Boston can be an unsafe place to ride a bike.
Transit-friendly areas like Somerville’s Davis Square allow for the emergence of reasonably priced housing, something that’s vital for the growth of Eastern Mass.