There’s plenty on Trump’s wish list to worry about. But here's a look at which are worth losing sleep over and which may be ...

The Justice Department has been largely separated from White House influence since Watergate. The president-elect has made it ...

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How come Superman could stop bullets with his chest, but always ducked when someone threw a gun at him? I really do miss ...

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The roundups of coastal media elites, cable pundits and late-night talk-show hosts, they fear, will begin once the 47th president takes office on Jan. 20. I jest, maybe.

I read the letter about daily medication from Howard Zeff in our local paper (The Times of Northwest Indiana). I am 79 and also take several medications. My list of medications is in Excel, and I use ...

I’m one of those people. And as one of those people, I’m always trying to think what people in need and the homeless might ...

Scott writes the Innovation Economy column on Mondays, and tweets often at @ScottKirsner. Globe correspondent Scott Kirsner was part of the team that launched Boston.com in 1995, and has been ...