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A review found no evidence that medical marijuana was effective at reducing symptoms of some other neurological diseases.
House Speaker Robert DeLeo and Senate President Therese Murray called on Olga Roche to resign as commissioner.
Grafton’s police chief defended an officer’s decision to fax a report to the state’s family agency about the neglect of an infant, who later died.
Banks spent the money to settle government lawsuits over their faulty lending practices, a report says.
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Bob Ryan
Though you couldn’t tell from his hiring practices, it has become clear that this is not an exemplary human being.
Martin Walsh and other officials called about 70 companies to ask them to provide summer jobs for young people.
Nanomedicine technology offers promise in helping lower the risk of infections from surgical implants.
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In American capital punishment, a grim history of technical failure.
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Roche’s resignation won’t fix problems at DCFClearly the Department of Children and Families is in need of new leadership.
Red Sox veterans are invested in the progress of the phenom shortstop and will both protect him and kick him in the pants if he needs it.
A 14-year-old Mattapan boy is facing adult charges in the shooting death of his 9-year-0ld brother.
Several tornadoes were produced by a powerful storm system that rumbled through the central and southern US.
Fisher said his campaign was well on its way to collecting the 10,000 signatures needed to be an official candidate.
Nanomedicine technology offers promise in helping lower the risk of infections from surgical implants.
Eugene Mirman is hosting his second comedy festival in Boston May 1-4, with shows at Berklee and the Sinclair.
The clouds of illness and disability come, not infrequently, with silver linings.
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Alvin Ailey American Dance TheaterAfter opening night, join a Q&A with artistic director Robert Battle, two dancers, and Globe arts editor Rebecca Ostriker.
When times get hard, country music gets happy A new study reveals how honky-tonk hits respond to changing American fortunes.
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