New appointees are filling four open seats, and other veteran judges are taking more of a back-seat role.
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In 1991, Vito Gray left Victor Woods for dead, with a deep gash in his gut. Since then, the two have found peace.
McConnell is staring at polls that show his approval rating in his home state is even worse than that of President Obama.
The medicine-cabinet staple seems to be a powerful weapon, though it’s not without risks.
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There is little public data available on the race ahead of Tuesday’s vote on a planned Mohegan Sun casino at Suffolk Downs.
The acting government is accusing President Viktor Yanukovych of mass crimes against protesters.
Dan Shaughnessy
If Sizemore can get back to anything approximating his former self, he’d be a terrific fallback for the Red Sox in centerfield.
Local biotechs report progress in the quest to attack diseases through RNA interference, which blocks genes’ normal production of proteins.
Jennifer Graham
The carriage horses are fineNever do abusers outnumber the caring, and it’s not wise to govern at the whip of extremes.
Earnhardt became a two-time winner of the Daytona 500 on the 10th anniversary of his first triumph.
A style of worship that had once divided the small Christian school in Wenham has gained acceptance.
Industry groups and GOP-led states are heading an attack at the Supreme Court against the new rules.
Governor Patrick cracked the door on Sunday to a potential White House run after the 2016 election.
The deal is a milestone in the history of the Internet.
The Austin quartet, which plays the Sinclair Tuesday and Wednesday night, has carved off some of its rougher edges.
Do you want your toddler to talk? The best thing you can do is simple: Talk to them.
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Medical care is now a tool of warModern conflicts have destroyed the old protections around health care — and we’re only just beginning to assess the damage.
