A judge ruled the codefendants can remain free as they appeal their convictions, a process that will take about a year.
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Mitt Romney told a group of supporters that he is considering a third presidential campaign, sources say.
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Former CIA chief David Petraeus allegedly provided classified information to his former mistress, officials said.
Officers have slowed writing tickets and making low-level arrests in the weeks since two officers were fatally shot, the commissioner said.
The common law wife of a gunman who killed four people at a kosher market in Paris on Friday remains at large.
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Baker also ordered his Cabinet secretaries to conduct detailed performance evaluations of all their agencies.
Mother of accused killer said he could have ?snapped?The mother of Philip Chism, the teen facing charges in the killing of his Danvers High teacher, told police her son ?could have snapped.?
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Projects include upgrading the JFK-UMass train stop, running new trains in the city, and expanding South Station for nearly $1 billion.
Olympics in Boston would require unprecedented securityHosting the Games would transform some neighborhoods and require tens of thousands of police officers, soldiers, and spies.
For Boston-area colleges, Olympics would provide a chance to shineOrganizers said that up to 75 percent of sporting venues would be on local campuses.
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Milk + Honey, the new concept for spas at Whole Foods, has arrived in the South End and offers nail services, facials, and waxing.
Wright is headed to Phoenix for a protected first-round pick, and Green may be going to Memphis.
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The Patriots have the luxury of playing in a weak division, but did it prepare them for the playoffs?
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A new project aims to understand a city?s health and habits through its waste.
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For new Congress, it?s same old, same oldThe 114th Congress is only a few days old and Republicans are up to their old tricks.
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The Big Picture
Politicans and dignitaries from Mass. and beyond attended the swearing in ceremony of the state?s new governor.
Darrelle Revis is likely to draw Steve Smith in coverage, with Brandon Browner taking on Torrey Smith.
A Marine who served four tours of duty in Iraq, Moulton has been angling for a coveted seat on the committee since his election.
Hernandez is on trial in the killing of Odin L. Lloyd, an accusation that stunned the region and the football world.
The average tuition savings for a full-time student at a public two-year college was estimated to be $3,800 a year.
The US capped its best year for hiring in 15 years with 252,000 jobs added in December.
Christopher Durang?s ?Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike,?? now at Huntington Theatre Company, is a good deal of fun.
Writer-director Paul Thomas Anderson brings to the screen Thomas Pynchon?s novel ?Inherent Vice.?
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