Boston Globe - Opinion
Alex Beam -- Becoming my parents? I should be so lucky. -- The joke in Progressive's commercials is that nobody wants to become their parents. I disagree.
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IDEAS | Yifan Xu Miller -- Who's actually running that robot? -- Autonomous machines aren't as independent as we think.2 days ago
Ideas | Deborah Cramer -- The horseshoe crab has protected our health for decades. Now it's time to return the favor. -- The blood of this ancient sea creature is no longer needed by the biomedical industry.2 days ago
JOAN VENNOCHI -- Moulton turns up the heat on Markey -- Moulton uses a Senate debate without Markey to sharpen his case for generational change.2 days ago
EDITORIAL -- Make sure a high school diploma means something -- Lawmakers should pass new K-12 graduation requirements.1 day ago
IDEAS | Bob Brody -- Dad, wannabe hero -- However hard we try, fathers seldom measure up as mythic.8 hours ago
David Daley -- Maine's ranked-choice verdict -- The state's voting system reshaped two competitive primaries, elevating consensus winners over first-choice frontrunners.8 hours ago
Small development, big problems in Boston's housing pipeline -- Monastery demolition latest attempt to appease the Boston housing gods.1 day ago
Can't find a primary care doctor? Join the club. -- Massachusetts should do more to fill the gap in care. A bill in the state Senate is a good start.2 days ago
Massachusetts should lead on shifting how and when energy is used -- The Commonwealth has the opportunity to build a national model for how to lower rates for customers who shift energy consumption to off-peak hours.4 days ago
Ideas | Elizabeth McKenna -- Protest doesn't scare the Trump administration. Organizing does. -- More than 100 federal agents descended on an Ohio group that does democracy's slowest, most patient work. The target was not an accident.1 day ago
IDEAS | ABDALLAH FAYYAD -- The fundamental flaw in Bernie Sanders's AI plan -- Should the government own AI? Sanders recently proposed seizing 50 percent of the stock in leading AI companies.4 days ago
IDEAS | JOE KEOHANE -- The garbageman philosopher behind the best-selling book 'Trash!' -- "An activity you'd rather not see, carried out by people you'd prefer to ignore, whose purpose is to make the countless things you no longer want to see disappear."5 days ago
KIMBERLY ATKINS STOHR -- New evidence might halt the Supreme Court's Temporary Protected Status decision -- Homeland Security is required to consult with other agencies to determine if it's safe for protected foreign nationals to return to their home countries. A new report reveals officials skipped this step.1 day ago
RENÉE GRAHAM -- More than a decade after their murders, the Charleston Nine remain an example of Christian compassion and inclusion -- Since Donald Trump returned to the White House last year, it's not uncommon for many to confuse Christianity with Christian nationalism.1 day ago
RIGHT, LEFT, AND CENTER -- Is Elon really the bad guy here? -- As Elon Musk becomes the world's first trillionaire while the federal deficit grows, does America needs higher taxes on the wealthy? Our three writers weigh in.2 days ago
Susan Rigetti -- A century later, Roger Ackroyd still gets away with murder -- Agatha Christie's masterpiece turns 100, and its ingenious plotting and legendary twist remain unmatched in crime fiction.22 hours ago
Kenneth L. Marcus -- Williams College prided itself on residential life — until an Orthodox student arrived -- A top college's policy forced a student to choose between faith and accessing his dorm.1 day ago
Will Austin -- Massachusetts schools should not take that No. 1 education rating for granted -- Massachusetts abandoned its recipe for education success, and now it's paying the price.3 days ago
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When the will to live is gone, fighting for the agency to die -- Medical professionals, caretakers, and suffering patients respond to essays on medical assistance in dying.9 hours ago
Geothermal tech is on the rise -- Readers weigh in on new geothermal tech developments.1 day ago
Their fervor for the World Cup runneth low -- Readers explain why they can't get too excited about the sporting event.2 days ago
Antismoking activists seek total ban, but why? -- If the tobacco industry is trying to attract youth, it is not succeeding.2 days ago
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Why Gish Jen talks to the dead -- The writer's new novel "Bad Bad Girl" blends truth and fiction to dissect the cultural divide between mother and daughter.6 months ago
A Boston veteran's 57-year journey to find peace -- Kevin Cullen shares the story of one Boston veteran who spent decades finding peace after a devastating experience in Vietnam.6 months ago
Rage over a lost penny -- The president wanted to look bold by eliminating the penny. But shouldn't the administration have planned ahead for the consequences?7 months ago
The right's immune system is finally fighting back against antisemitism. Maybe. -- A backlash from conservatives against right-wing influencers is a rare sign of hope.6 months ago
Trump's attack on grad school loans may do some good in the long run8 hours ago
An umpire robbed me of a perfect game. I'm thankful.8 hours ago
The secret behind Cape Verde's World Cup moment8 hours ago
Why it matters that Trump's name is off the Kennedy Center22 hours ago
The night the Tartan Army took over Fenway Park1 day ago
Compassion for dying prisoners is also a bargain1 day ago
The Down syndrome conversation we should be having1 day ago
Schools aren't politicized the way you think they are. The problem runs deeper than that.1 day ago
CHRISTOPHER WEYANT -- 'The Art of the Surrender'8 hours ago
PATRICK CHAPPATTE -- Even Iran agrees2 days ago
CHRISTOPHER WEYANT -- The Seething Pond5 days ago
Lost and/or found: Ten weird but totally true Boston stories -- Have you heard of the Boston Garden Monkey? How about the alligator in the Charles River? See what else we've uncovered.3 months ago
Everything I needed to know about work and life ... I learned selling sneakers -- This isn't a story about sneakerheads. This is about what working in 1980s Toronto retail taught me about empathy, resilience, and paying attention.4 months ago
The Wild Issue -- This special edition of Globe Ideas goes to mountaintops, rivers, urban parks, and open fields to unearth surprising stories about what nature means today.6 months ago
The Revolution lives on -- 250 years later, the fight for American independence is still full of surprising stories and unresolved questions. Explore them in this special issue of Globe Ideas.6 months ago
Calluses: True stories from an ICU -- An ICU nurse explores the similarities between bedside manner and the hard calluses developed when learning to play guitar in this interactive comic.1 year ago
The Wisdom Issue: How to grow old — without getting old -- Writers of a certain age on the challenges, delights, surprises, preoccupations, and freedoms of growing older.1 year ago
Blueprints for a new downtown Boston -- It's time to reimagine the identity of the city's core — and we've got ideas.6 months ago
When accidents happen: True stories from an ICU nurse -- An interactive comic that explores how medical mistakes can happen in the chaotic environment of an ICU.2 years ago
Not so fast, fashion -- How to be fashionable and equitable while saving the planet from climate change.2 years ago
