Onyango “Omar” Obama, the uncle of President Obama, met the criteria for legal permanent residency, a federal immigration judge said.
Prosecutors in Aaron Hernandez’s murder case alleged that Shayanna Jenkins lied at least 29 times to a grand jury when she testified in August.
The easing of the restrictions will expand alleged Boston Marathon bomber Dzokhar Tsarnaev’s access to his defense team.
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The search occurred one day after police concluded the town’s high school football team had not been involved in the graffiti, an incident that shook the community.
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The Red Sox would not have signed the catcher, who has tangled with teammates and opponents in the past, if there was any chance he would be disruptive here.
Although the panel put off a final decision until next week, at least three members signaled they would support allowing the project to compete for a casino license.
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Amazon’s Prime Air: Retail takes to the skies?Prime Air may not pan out, but the Federal Aviation Administration would be wise to plan for it anyway.
“We just want to win and show everybody that they can kiss our butts about that tanking stuff,” Sullinger said.
There were no reported injuries in the blaze at a commercial building on Summer Street.
The decision follows a lengthy and heated debate in the state over the plane, which is designed to replace the aging F-16.
President Obama said the benefits of the law have ‘‘gotten lost’’ in recent months as attention focused on the problems with the website.
The Chinese carrier Hainan Airlines has received federal approval to offer nonstop service from Boston to Beijing starting in June 2014.
Cheshire provides a spirited chronicle of the dangerous adventures that became the Piccard family business.
Globe Talk | Dec. 4
A conversation with author Tom PerrottaThe best-selling author of “Little Children” discusses his craft with the Globe’s new book critic, Matthew Gilbert.
Donor-advised funds: Where charity goes to wait$45 billion of American philanthropic money has been given—but not received.
