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Fraternities are taking new steps aimed at curbing destructive behavior and repairing a battered public image.
The Duchess of Cambridge, wife of Prince William, is expecting her second child and was being treated for severe morning sickness, royal officials said Monday.
Ben Volin | On football
At first glance, Patriots have some huge holes After taking a 20-10 lead into halftime, the Patriots in the second half played maybe their worst half of football in the Bill Belichick era.
The gubernatorial hopefuls vying for the nomination in Tuesday?s primary face a crucial task: getting voters to show up.
Despite criticism of a secret surveillance test conducted at last year?s Boston Calling concerts, the city is still in the market for such software.
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opinion | George Mitchell
Israel is running out of time, and the Palestinians are running out of options.
The donation is the largest gift in Harvard University?s history.
Obama sets stage for intense action on Islamic StatePresident Obama will speak to the nation on Wednesday to make his case for launching a US-led offensive against the militant group.
Priyanka Borpujari
Suicide or protest? Hunger strike rivets IndiaIrom Sharmila Chanu represents the agony of a people held captive in an independent country.
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The Dolphins scored 23 unanswered points in the second half and defeated the Patriots, 33-20, in the season opener in Miami.
After battling leukemia as a toddler, Kate Franklin is now studying treatments for drug-resistant cancers.
With elections approaching, Republicans are pressing for passage of a temporary spending bill to prevent a shutdown.
The battle between Middlesex District Attorney Marian T. Ryan and Michael A. Sullivan has seasoned observers wondering about the outcome.
Thanks to a surge of advanced anti-theft technology, stealing newer cars is remarkably tough.
Two new diet studies appear to reach opposite conclusions on whether certain diets work better for weight loss.
Vocalist Amelia Meath and instrumentalist Nick Sanborn bring their sultry brand of minimalist electro-pop to Cambridge.
A play revisits a polarizing New England figure, Cambridge dance centers go for a spin, and more fall offerings.
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The Patriots in the 1960sAs the Patriots kick off the new season with a game in Miami, we look back at the team in the 1960s.
Ideas
The VA: Trouble from the startCreated to save money, the agency has only ended up illuminating the human cost of war.
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