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Islamic State fighters paraded in Raqqa, Syria.
President Obama has more than two years to rebuild and reenergize a drifting US policy on foreign affairs. By Nicholas Burns
Opinion | Hugh Shelton
Part of President Obama’s solution to the Islamic State should be to evict Tehran and its militias from Iraq.
OPinion | STEPHEN KINZER
Americans wanted Obama to present ISIS as a grave threat in his national address Wednesday. He refused to do that.
JOAN VENNOCHI
Charlie Baker would love to declare an early victory over Martha Coakley, but she has strengths and assets as a candidate.
TOM KEANE
A ‘wave’ election? More like a ripple.In three prominent races Tuesday, being part of the status quo appears to have hurt, not helped.
editorial
Because Bridj could prove helpful in easing congestion, Cambridge should embrace this innovation, not stand in the way.
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The work done at places such as the Harvard School of Public Health is the foundation of Massachusetts’ dominance in health care.
Editorial
The longstanding practice of waking students in the wee hours to go to school has no educational justification.
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A look at the most recent illustrated viewpoints from Globe editorial cartoonist Dan Wasserman.
How we got hereThe prospect of Israeli and Palestinian peace may seem more distant than ever. But a two-state solution is still the only path forward.
Changing the dialogue about workFrom freelancing to robots, a variety of writers discuss some of the changes to the labor market.
A look at the most recent illustrated viewpoints from Globe editorial cartoonist Dan Wasserman.
“Many Boston students are invisible and considered unimportant.” — Joseph J. Smith
Martha Coakley’s modest victory over Steven Grossman should send a shiver of unease up Democratic spines.
The new unity government in Baghdad will be pulled in different directions by opposing interests.
The hope was that mentorship would help campers overcome the poverty in which they were raised. Did it?
As new hotspots emerge around the world, the US faces more and more questions about when and how to intervene.
With a new mayor, an improving economy, and an enthusiastic outlook, the Hub stands at the threshold of a new era.
Mayor-elect Martin J. Walsh has a chance to promote a broader prosperity without playing on old resentments.
The VA: Trouble from the startCreated to save money, the agency has only ended up illuminating the human cost of war.
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