As Republican Paul LePage prepares to seek a second term, there are signs his tough-guy act is wearing thin.
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Gregory Maloney, 44, a motorcycle officer, died in a crash last Tuesday while on patrol.
Boston police are investigating the crime, which took place near The Boston Globe’s main parking lot.
Testifying before a Senate panel, the secretary of state said Russia needs to back down from its involvement in Ukraine.
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UConn entered the tournament as a No. 7 seed, but the Huskies are the undisputed top team in the land after beating Kentucky.
Book showcases work of crash victim Marina KeeganA collection of essays and stories from Keegan, a young talent who died in a car crash two years ago, is being published this week.
Could robots fight risky fires in the future?Engineers in Mass. and around the world are working to develop robots that may one day take the place of humans in dangerous environments.
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So, Whitey Bulger suddenly has ‘values’?Poor Freddie Weichel. He’s done 32 years for murder and his best chance of getting out rests with Bulger.
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Point/Counterpoint: Different visions for Union SquareTwo writers share distinctly different opinions on redevelopment planned in Somerville’s Union Square.
Bradley Jr. isn’t very familiar with right field at Fenway Park, but he’s learning quickly.
A search by a Boston College class for pagoda miniatures took students on an odyssey from Shanghai to Somerville.
Pistorious broke down in sobs and howls while describing when he first realized he had shot his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp.
Brown’s bid for the US Senate in N.H. coincides with his retirement from the National Guard after more than three decades.
Numerous companies are now coming to market with sophisticated tests that can detect and analyze traces of a tumor in the blood.
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The final installment was a jovial performance of Darius Milhaud’s “Suite d’après Corrette,” Op. 161b, that seemed to invite the audience, “Come on in, enjoy!”
Design New EnglandThe March/April issue features a dysfunctional East Boston row house transformed into a tidy home and garden.
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Not your grandpa’s labor unionAs “employee” and “employer” become hazy categories, experiments in worker advocacy are replacing unions as we’ve known them.
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