In a 2009 Supreme Court appearance, Elizabeth Warren, who has gained fame for defending consumers against big business, worked on behalf of Travelers, the nation’s largest insurer.
Even as Romney begins courting moderates and independents, his campaign is still working to gain support from conservatives who have yet to fully embrace him.
The housing authority’s board gave Robert Covelle an unpaid two-week leave of absence amid state and federal investigations into hiring and contracting at the agency.
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NBA history so often centers around the Celtics, and that includes playoff suspensions, which often change the fate of a series.
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Many who work in Kendall say reception is so weak in some places, spotty in others, that dropped signals, failed calls, and stalled e-mails are frequent problems.
Nonprofit OpenCape Corp. is building a $40 million broadband network offering speeds up to 10 times faster than the region’s fastest commercial service.
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The Northeast Animal Shelter in Salem is one of New England’s oldest and largest no-kill adoption shelters for cats and dogs.
A new report finds that 70 percent of Massachusetts’ wealthiest private colleges did business in fiscal 2009 and 2010 with companies affiliated with trustees on the schools’ boards.
Ecuadoran judges convict fugitive in Brockton slayingsThree Ecuadoran judges convicted Luis Guaman, a fugitive from Mass., in the slayings of a mother and her 2-year-old son in Brockton last year.
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The Swan Boats are treasured icons that have graced the Public Garden for more than 130 years.
The Celtics guard made his case in a telephone interview, and the NBA handed down the minimum sentence, banning him one game for bumping an official.
Only 20 percent of the people who use Boston’s bike-share system wear helmets, compared with more than half of those on their own bikes.
“Blown Away,” Underwood’s fourth release, is an archetypal modern country record with hit singles you can spot a mile away.
Tea Party movement favorites are collecting thousands of dollars for reelection campaigns from the same Wall Street firms whose excesses they criticized.
Microsoft revealed on Monday that it would invest $300 million in Barnes & Noble’s Nook division for a 17.6 percent stake.
One World Trade Center claimed the title of New York City’s tallest skyscraper as new steel columns raised it above the Empire State Building.
Jeff Hammel, who is the events director for The North Star, discusses his efforts to make the establishment Boston’s best themed bar.
