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Officials sent a team in hazmat suits after reports that five people on a flight from Dubai showed flu-like symptoms.
Patients and workers were quarantined at a Braintree facility and a man suspected of having Ebola-like symptoms was isolated in his car.
AVALANCHE 2, BRUINS 1
Daniel Briere?s goal with 0.4 seconds left in regulation extended the Bruins? losing streak to three games.
Abigail Johnson named CEO of FidelityAs chief executive, Johnson will take on a job she has been groomed for over many years.
Vatican signals easing in attitude toward gays, remarriageAn important meeting of bishops used remarkably conciliatory language Monday toward gay and divorced Catholics.
Without Jerod Mayo, Patriots have issues at linebackerPatriots coach Bill Belichick said Monday several players will have to step up to fill the void left by the loss of the defensive captain.
Bicycle crash numbers up on Cape, islandsBetween 2010 and 2012, the yearly number of bicycle crashes increased by nearly 60 percent.
Parents of ISIS hostage break their silenceThe parents of an Indiana aid worker threatened with beheading say they fear for his life.
John E. Sununu
Obama?s energy policy is hurting fellow Democrats? campaignsWe?ll all be paying the economic price of President Obama?s war on coal for decades.
The Cowboys now have won five straight, with their last three wins coming against New Orleans, Houston, and Seattle.
A Halloween-themed hayride crash Saturday night resulted in the death of a teenage girl and left 22 others injured.
The candidates for governor were on parade again Sunday: This time, marching in the East Boston Columbus Day Parade.
The arrests came after police told the crowd to disperse, but some 50 protesters instead linked their arms to create a human chain.
French economist Jean Tirole was awarded the Nobel Prize in Economics for his studies of market power and regulation.
During a mostly solo appearance, Carlene reprised family songs from ?Carter Girl,? and she played other unrecorded favorites.
Diagnosing elevated blood sugar levels before people develop full-blown diabetes can reduce their risk of getting the condition.
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All across the world, seasonal fairs are held to celebrate harvest, holidays and trade. People of all ages come out to explore, learn, and catch a thrill on rides.
Globe Talks
A conversation with Steve LyonsLyons, former Red Sox player and television broadcaster, spoke about his experiences playing in Boston.
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The Berlin Wall?s great human experimentWant to know how ideology and economics shape society? Split a nation in half. Twenty-five years later, what we?re still learning.
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