State health regulators ordered companies that received marijuana dispensary licenses to submit sworn statements that their applications were truthful.
The deal would combine the two biggest US television cable operators and would shift the country’s media landscape.
Gun buybacks often bring in a impressive stockpile of firearms, but not the ones sought by law enforcement.
About 8,850 state employees earned more than $100,000 last year, a significant increase from 2012, according to a Globe analysis of public payroll records.
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spurs 104, celtics 92
The Celtics stayed close in the second and third quarters, but couldn’t keep pace with the Spurs in the game’s home stretch.
Olympic pin collectors hope to take home a different kind of metal at Sochi.
2014 winter olympics
Davis looks ahead after 8th-place finish in 1,000 metersShani Davis, the two-time defending champion and world record-holder at 1,000 meters, will race in the 1,500-meter Saturday.
Nearly 500,000 homes and businesses were without power, and at least nine traffic deaths were linked to the storm.
JEFF JACOBY
Death for Tsarnaev is a matter of justiceThe death penalty for Dzhokhar Tsarnaev is appropriate, even with the risk that he might become a martyr.
“I could not be more sure. I know it in my heart,” the Yankees captain, 39, said in announcing his decision.
A judge also ruled an interview police conducted with Remy’s daughter be sealed from public release.
Nagin was found guilty accepting bribes, free trips, and other gratuities while in office.
Warren said some of the money will toward trying to block a Republican takeover of the Senate.
A former executive at a company that makes traffic cameras claims he was “carrying out orders” when he bribed officials in at least 13 states.
The cartoonist will focus on his Web series, “Alpha House,” and Sunday “Doonesbury” comic strips.
South African entrepreneur Sarah Collins’s Wonderbag is an electricity-free portable slow cooker.
Globe Talks
A conversation with Neil SwideySwidey discusses his new book “Trapped Under the Sea” with Harvard’s Amy Edmondson on Feb. 24.
Should the government pay you to be alive?The “guaranteed basic income” almost became law in the US — and it’s having a revival now.
