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The 50 Best Works Of Public Art In Greater Boston, Ranked
This list, from The ARTery's Greg Cook, adopts a more expansive definition of art.
Wired To Be A Dad: Recent Science Fuels A New View Of Fatherhood
Researchers say men are biologically wired to be fathers -- and children are innately and uniquely responsive to their fathers.
In A Safe Space, Medical Professionals Monitor What's Really Happening During A Drug High
At the Supportive Place for Observation and Treatment (SPOT), drug users could ride out their high under medical supervision.
At 'Pain School,' Veterans Learn To Manage With Fewer Pills
Bedford's is one of 67 VA Pain Schools across the country. Through the schools, the VA is trying to shift the way patients think about pain.
Why Greater Boston Keeps Getting Stuck In Traffic
Take a drive through Boston-area transportation history. Again and again lawmakers' solution to congestion has been construction.
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‘A Home Away From Home’ — An Oral History Of Johnny D’s
A look back as the landmark Somerville nightclub prepares to close March 13.
WBUR Poll: In Mass., Clinton Edges Sanders, While Trump Leads Big
Among likely Democratic primary voters, Hillary Clinton is ahead of Bernie Sanders by 5 percentage points -- 49-44. Donald Trump tops his nearest GOP competitor by 21.
‘I Don’t Feel Trapped On Earth’: Ketamine Lifts Many From Depths Of Major Depression
Ketamine was never intended to treat depression. But doctors call it the biggest discovery in the treatment of mood disorders in decades.
Trump Trounces Crowded GOP Field In New Hampshire Primary Win
Trump won pluralities of both Republicans and independents, with strong support across the state from younger and older voters frustrated with establishment politics.
Sanders Defeats Clinton In Decisive Victory In New Hampshire Democratic Primary
Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders has come a long way in what was once thought to be a long-shot bid for the presidency, but now he’ll be playing against Hillary Clinton...
Why The Ground Game Matters For Presidential Candidates In New Hampshire
Answers to the remaining questions of the New Hampshire primary race might rest with the effectiveness of the candidates' ground games, which are in high gear just one day before...
WBUR Poll: In N.H., Democratic Race Tightens Slightly, Trump Stays Ahead On GOP Side
Among likely Democratic voters, Bernie Sanders is up 15 points on Hillary Clinton. Among Republicans, Donald Trump has kept his lead.
Reasonable Doubts: Reopening The Case Of Darrell 'Diamond' Jones
In 1986, Jones was convicted of a fatal shooting outside a Brockton bar. Now 48 and in prison for his life, Jones maintains his innocence. Was it a wrongful conviction?...
A Loving Look At The Late Pierre Boulez, The Incandescent Master Of Modernism
Pierre Boulez, who died this week at 90, was not only a great conductor and composer. He was, Lloyd Schwartz says, the voice of, and for, the modern world.
Todd Haynes' 'Carol' — Somebody Finally Gets Patricia Highsmith Right
Patricia Highsmith had a unique literary sensibility that doesn't often directly translate to the screen. At least, says Ed Siegel, until Todd Haynes made "Carol" with Cate Blanchett and Rooney...
'Natasha, Pierre' — And A Techno Tolstoy — Light Up The A.R.T.
Critic Carolyn Clay says "Natasha, Pierre and the Great Comet of 1812," which heads to Broadway next year, is delirious fun that at once brings a tear to the eye...
Year In Photos: The Best WBUR Images Of 2015
From the winter's (many) snowstorms, to the 40th anniversary of the fall of Saigon, to the installations of Boston's new public art, here are our best photos of the year....
Stop Worrying. Closing Of Beloved Rock Clubs Doesn’t Mean The End Of Boston Music
Even as T.T. the Bear’s, Johnny D’s and Church close, Boston’s music scene is actually growing.
Suicide: A Crisis In The Shadows
The 2015 series examined suicide prevention efforts and profiled Massachusetts residents whose lives have been affected by suicide.
It's Not Just Heroin: Drug Cocktails Are Fueling The Overdose Crisis
The vast majority of Massachusetts overdose death cases sampled last year were caused by heroin in combination with some other drug or alcohol.