There have been 11 deaths from fires in the state so far this year, and five of the victims have been elderly, the state fire marshal said.
Women who were full-time workers had median earnings of $840 a week, below the $1,040 of their male counterparts.
John L. Allen, Jr.
Bishops from Africa are invoking the issue of polygamy in their arguments against changing the Church’s stance on divorce.
The commission is in its second day of review and deliberations before it awards the license this week.
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A special panel concluded that the city would face a challenge finding space for an 80,000-seat stadium and a 100-acre Olympic Village.
The former state senator told the Globe she has been both overwhelmed and humbled by how she has been received since her release.
DAN SHAUGHNESSY
After an underwhelming 2013, Bradley is looking to replace Jacoby Ellsbury in center and show he can be an everyday hitter in the majors.
NICHOLAS BURNS
Cold War passions in UkraineUkraine is well within the Russian sphere of interest and influence, but events there matter to the US, too.
The Bruins have valuable assets they can use to bolster their already potent roster as they head toward the postseason.
The state fire marshal struck out angrily at a judge’s decision to offer sentences he deemed too lenient to an alleged arsonist and his accomplice.
President Vladimir Putin has ordered massive exercises involving most of the nation’s military units in western Russia.
House Republicans haven’t even officially unveiled their plan and Senator Mitch McConnell is already pronouncing it dead.
Passengers hoping to park their cars at Logan on Tuesday afternoon took a surprise trip to the racetrack instead.
“MADE” is an exhibition about visual trickery at Montserrat Gallery, Montserrat College of Art.
Seven tasters munched their way through six brands of vegetable chips.
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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.
