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Former Boston Mayor Thomas M. Menino has undergone several rounds of chemotherapy since being diagnosed with cancer this year.
Movie Review
?Birdman or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance)? is a stylistic wow that miraculously stays aloft for two hours.
Wrong riot? Keene police circulate apparent W. Va. photoOne of the potential suspects identified by the New Hampshire department may have been 600 miles away.
Paul Swydan | Statistically Thinking
The Red Sox have a solid foundation for their bullpen in 2015, and can make it great with one crucial move.
The pothole on Route 146 disabled nearly 50 cars in the span of about five minutes early Thursday morning.
Daily Dose
About half of US adults are concerned there will be a large Ebola outbreak inside the country in the next year, a poll shows.
Sergeant-at-Arms Kevin Vickers shot the gunman who killed a soldier and stormed Canada?s seat of power on Wednesday.
Governor Patrick cited recent MCAS results showing gains by African-American and Hispanic students.
JOAN VENNOCHI
Elizabeth Warren?s silence was Fidelity?s gainIdeological purity is hard to sustain in the real world of politics.
The dispute stems from kitchen cabinets McCarty ordered for a home that is under construction.
A coastal storm lashed the state with strong winds and as much as 5 inches of rain.
Thousands of TV ads urging Mass. voters to say no to a casino repeal have aired already.
Records show the suspect was also charged with unlawful entry at the White House complex in late July.
The Boston startup?s goal is to develop treatments for a painful condition for which there are no clinically proven products.
Playwright Elizabeth Egloff ties herself in narrative knots.
About 550 guests recently attended 2014 Storybook Ball to benefit Mass. General Hospital for Children.
In the fall, many New England museums mount exhibitions with great enterprise and depth. Here are some state-by-state highlights.
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Boys of the Pokot tribe in Alale, Kenya, are taught the game of archery in an attempt to transform their skills into a means of peace-building.
Globe Talks | Oct. 27
A conversation with Lou MerloniThe former Red Sox player will talk about his experiences playing in Boston, and what he expects to happen to the team.
When island nations drown, who owns their seas?As climate change jeopardizes the huge ocean claims of tiny nations, experts propose some bold legal solutions.
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