New budget tackles trouble spots
The $36.5 billion plan would boost spending for DCF and put new money toward drug addiction treatment.
The $36.5 billion plan would boost spending for DCF and put new money toward drug addiction treatment.
The mandatory screening program is part of a broad plan to improve addiction treatment.
Elizabeth Warren has backed Senate minority leader Mitch McConnell?s Democratic opponent.
Borrowers are once again using their homes as a quick source of cash.
Company officials say their primary goal will be a smooth transition.
Construction has contributed to the loss of nearly 50,000 acres of forest ? at a pace of 13 acres a day ? between 2005 and 2013.
red sox 8, yankees 5
The Red Sox banged out 12 hits to support John Lackey, who picked up his ninth victory of the season.
Adrian Walker
The pay cuts at the Lexington Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation came as a shock to the longtime employees.
Special orientations for parents, once a rarity, have in recent years become common on campuses.
opinion | Nathaniel P. Morris
Can medical schools truly teach medicine when they present a censored version of today?s health care?
A standard-size painting can be completed by a Chinese master copyist in two to three hours.
The US hasn?t played Belgium in the World Cup since winning 3-0 in 1930.
Attendees celebrated the striking down of a state law barring protesters from within 35 feet of abortion clinics.
Former Procter & Gamble executive Bob McDonald attended West Point and served in the Army.
Facebook revealed that it had manipulated the news feeds of over half a million users as part of a psychological study.
This production?s new look cannot disguise the fact that ?The Phantom of the Opera? lacks the power to move us.
Reducing pregnant women?s exposure to environmental toxins was recently deemed ?critical? to prevent fetal health problems.
Design New England
A hill-crest compound creates its own sense of drama on the former estate of a film legend.
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