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Can the state’s health care be universal, excellent, and far less expensive? Absolutely, writes a former administrator of the federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.
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With the US Department of Veterans Affairs calling military sexual trauma “an epidemic,” the rising number of women veterans affected by MST brings a need for specialized care.
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At The Care Center in Holyoke, teacher Ezra Parzybok allows his students to do assignments that allow for creative problem solving and stress release.
Governor Deval Patrick and Representative Barney Frank played down the political implications of President Obama’s endorsement of same-sex marriage.
The promising lives of BU students Roch Jauberty, Daniela Lekhno, and Austin Brashears were cut short in an early-morning crash on their way to a popular New Zealand hiking site.
General George S. Patton’s legacy is as stalwart in Hamilton as the Sherman tank guarding a park named for the World War II hero in the town center.
Reports in Greece indicated talks would continue Monday after Sunday’s failed efforts by President Karolos Papoulias to broker a deal between party leaders.
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A conversation with Ben MezrichThe New York Times best-selling author discusses his books “Bringing Down the House” and “The Social Network.”
Jarrod Saltalamacchia drove in five runs Sunday as the Red Sox trounced the Indians, 12-1, for their third straight win over Cleveland.
A love for Boston’s public sculptures prompted history buff, art lover, and amateur photographer Joe Gallo to write a book about what they stand for.
It’s no surprise that “First Position” is the name of Brookline native Bess Kargman’s directorial debut.
President Obama paid tribute to their sacrifices and “quiet courage’’ in the line of duty.
Scott Thompson left the company four months into the job Sunday after more than a week of scrutiny into inaccuracies on his resume and in company filings.
Enforcement of a new law banning all but Dutch residents from pot coffee shops has started in southern cities in the Netherlands, and will take effect throughout the country on Jan. 1.
A thick, morning fog hung over the Oyster River as we paddled our way to the mouth of Great Bay.
“Traveler of the Century,” the first of Neuman’s novels to be translated into English, reveals why the late Roberto Bolaño described the young writer as being “touched by grace.”
