Proposals in Plainville and Leominster fared well after the state gambling commission rated applicants for Massachusetts’ only slot license.
The fast-growing industry that makes digital medical records is gearing up for a lobbying fight against federal safety regulations.
Andriy Klyuyev, who was President Viktor Yanukovych’s chief of staff until Sunday, was wounded by gunfire and hospitalized.
Two cases of highly contagious measles have been confirmed in the suburbs west of Boston.
The protests sweeping Venezuela are expanding from student demonstrations into a much broader array of people.
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Thanks to funds in the 2014 federal budget, MIT researchers resumed efforts to try to harness the process that powers the sun.
Analysis | John L. Allen Jr.
For those who wonder if change under Francis is all about tone and style, yesterday showed there’s steak beneath the sizzle.
ON BASEBALL
The questions start at the top: With Jacoby Ellsbury gone, the Sox’ leadoff hitter is unknown. Is Dustin Pedroia a good fit?
A Harvard study found that routine exposure to unfamiliar people on public transportation, though initially jarring, can shift attitudes for the positive.
TOM KEANE
The luck of the voteRevere votes today on whether it wants casino gambling, and whether it wants the changes that a casino would surely bring.
In the last two months, the Celtics have made two road trips out West and have come home with zero wins.
Nobska Point Light could be on the block, as the Coast Guard looks to find a new caretaker for the weathered property.
The protests sweeping Venezuela are expanding from student demonstrations into a much broader array of people.
Public opposition has been heavy to a proposal to regulate political spending by nonprofit social welfare organizations.
Secretary of State William Galvin is examining year-end lump sum 401(k) payments that save employers money but could cost workers.
The melancholic love story spotlights corruption and exploitative labor practices in 1911 New York City.
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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.
