Harassment using Internet not free speech, SJC rules
Using the Internet to harass someone can be prosecuted under existing state law, the state?s highest court said Tuesday.
Using the Internet to harass someone can be prosecuted under existing state law, the state?s highest court said Tuesday.
Apple Cinemas in Cambridge said they will screen the controversial James Franco-Seth Rogen comedy on Thursday.
Sony?s cancellation of the movie following terrorist threats from hackers drew widespread criticism.
Governor-elect Charlie Baker picked James Peyser, a charter school advocate, as his secretary of education.
The stock market broke through the milestone following more encouraging news on the US economy.
As part of its purchase of the retirement planning division, John Hancock expects to offer all 450 New York Life employees positions.
The FDA favors replacing the ban with a policy barring donations from men who have had gay sex in the previous year.
Evan Horowitz
A year ago, only about a third of Americans lived in states that permitted same-sex marriage. Today, nearly 65 percent of Americans do.
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The collective response to the Senate report on the CIA?s tactics has been painful.
Shirley Leung
It might be easier to host the Olympics than agree on what to do with the century-old Northern Avenue bridge.
Justin Ramos, who is scheduled to graduate from Bowdoin in 2017, is the son of NYPD Officer Rafael Ramos.
In a private meeting, the woman exchanged tears, hugs, and memories with a second widow who bought the rings.
The Bengals? win over the Broncos on Monday night gave the Patriots the top overall seed in the AFC playoffs.
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The Patriots have sold out of the woolen threads modeled on the cover of the team?s holiday catalog three times already.
Peter Abraham
At least 13 of the 34 players on this year?s Baseball Hall of Fame ballot are worthy of a vote, but voters can only pick 10.
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The collective response to the Senate report on the CIA?s tactics has been painful.
Photos from the last four months of 2014 depicting news events and daily life around the world.
Globe NFL reporter Ben Volin has another round of answers to readers? questions about the Patriots and the NFL.
Keron Pierre killed Shakora Gaines, Chantal Palmer, and Anthony Peoples on Mt. Ida Road after a party.
The incoming Baker administration will encourage it to operate more like other pensions for public workers, a spokesman said.
Key North Korean websites were back online Tuesday after a nearly 10-hour shutdown that followed a US vow to respond to a cyberattack on Sony.
Consumer spending is closely watched because it accounts for about 70 percent of economic activity.
Recent episodes have been frenetic, but the season finale had a quieter tone.
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Robin Abrahams (aka Miss Conduct) will lead a post-show talkback on the bad behavior in the Huntington Theatre Company show.
An entrepreneur?s 1806 scheme to sell chunks of frozen New England ponds still shapes how we live.
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