A study found that more than one in four renters in Mass. and nationally must spend more than half their income on housing.
A human trafficking law in 2011 increased penalties for men who pay for sex from women, but purported johns are still being treated leniently.
The gambling commission will issue its final decision in the next several days on whether the company can move forward in its casino bid.
The move comes as the Ukrainian capital has been crippled by massive anti-government protests.
Christopher L. Gasper
Gronkowski waved to the fans as he left the field, but it felt like he was waving goodbye to the Patriots’ plans to win Super Bowl XLVIII.
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The Browns knew what Brady was capable of. Still, they couldn’t stop him from carving up their defense in the Patriots’ wild comeback win.
Tests confirmed a season-ending injury for Gronkowski, while the Patriots brought back journeyman tight end D.J. Williams.
The heavy reliance on personal cellphone data as an investigative tool is raising new concerns among lawmakers and privacy groups.
JAMES CARROLL
A crisis of crisesOur sense of never-ending crisis grows partly from the nature of events overseas, but also from how these events are presented to us.
Two consecutive power-play goals in the second were the difference as the Bruins claimed a win in Toronto.
The state gambling commission will take pivotal votes this week on casino plans for Revere and Everett.
South Africans began a week of commemorations following the death of Mandela with what officials called a day of prayer and reflection.
Despite last month’s Democratic power play over the filibuster rule, Senate Republicans can still slow President Obama’s appointments.
NASA and the laboratory have been working together to advance planetary research by getting information to and from space much faster.
The Globe spoke with Mateo recently about how his production has endured and evolved.
Anyone whose behavior undergoes a drastic change at a late age must have a thorough neurological evaluation.
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