Spotlight follow-up
The city?s Licensing Board approved Anwar Faisal to house international high school students and referred questions about his criminal history to police.
Lawmakers are on the brink of approving the highest minimum wage of any state in the nation.
Delegates are facing a rare dynamic: A front-runner likely to lose the convention and a convention winner who lags in the polls.
It?s becoming easier to understand how the company expanded so quickly in what is now alleged to have been a pyramid scheme.
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RED SOX 5, INDIANS 2
Lester pitched into the eighth and David Ortiz hit a two-run homer to propel the Red Sox.
The student?s prodemocracy notes in China did not permanently damage the relationship with the Beijing school, an official said.
ON SOCCER
Kick-start for BrazilNeymar isn?t quite yet at the altitude of Pele, but he had a lofty debut, propelling Brazil to a 3-1 win over Croatia.
The Bounty, which had Massachusetts ties, sank during Hurricane Sandy in 2012 off Cape Hatteras, N.C.
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Martha Coakley?s lawsuit is the front line in an effort to humanize how foreclosures are handled.
Eric Cantor forgot the basic lesson of politics: Know thy voterThere are certainly many potential lessons from the House majority leader?s loss for politicians of all stripes. But the biggest is no lesson at all.
The Spurs notched their second straight blowout win over the Heat.
Richard Langley, 56, showed no visible emotion as he was arraigned on charges of stabbing his 52-year-old wife to death.
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Nearly 1,000 people gathered to bring attention to the growing fight for higher pay.
Jurors mistakenly signed a not-guilty form after stalling on an 8-4 vote in favor of guilt.
The Mass. senator will participate in events designed to criticize McConnell for blocking her college student loan bill.
This spring, lacrosse players in Westwood are piloting a sensor strip that measures the impact of hits to the head.
Two books look at World Cups past and present.
What do you get for the man who has everything ? or at least everything he wants? This list will get you started.
Globe Talks | June 19
Healing the invisible wounds of warModerated by the Globe?s Kevin Cullen, a panel of veterans and doctors will discuss how our community can help returning veterans.
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The case for an absent-minded InternetWe?ve built a huge memory machine whose capacity is becoming at best a nuisance, at worst dangerous.
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