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In a speech Friday night, Romney outlined what could be the three pillars of his 2016 campaign.
The suit accuses the city of destroying the value of taxi medallions, and asks to implement the same rules that taxis face.
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State to propose opening S. Boston Bypass Road to all A proposed pilot would allow all drivers to use the trucks-only road to help relieve congestion in the Seaport District.
The nation?s highest court will hear the case in April, and a decision is expected by late June on whether gay couples nationwide can marry.
One legislator wants violators to be fined at least $5,000 ? instead of the current $50 ? or face up to six months in jail.
Dozens rallied in Copley Square on Friday night to call for an end to violence in the name of Islam or any other religion.
Detective details slaying of Danvers teacherDanvers teen Philip Chism is accused of murdering Colleen Ritzer in a high school bathroom in 2013.
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Stork missed his third straight day of practice because of a knee injury suffered against Baltimore.
For those with busy schedules, what?s the best and most effective way to get fit?
A Waltham company will soon start selling an FDA-approved device that uses electrical pulses to treat back, joint, and limb pain.
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The app turns your phone screen into a blue LED, and when paired with a whitening agent, it promises to speed the process.
Porcello agreed to a one-year, $12.5 million deal, while Tazawa agreed to a one-year deal worth $2.25 million
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The film, starring Bradley Cooper as a Navy SEAL marksman, may be the truest movie ever made about the experience of men at war.
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Since long before ?American Sniper,? we?ve had deeply conflicted feelings about the man who shoots to kill.
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Bursting the myths about LBJIn his desperation to move forward with his legislative agenda, Johnson made several dubious decisions.
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Around 120,000 people live in the Naga Self-Administered Zone, where they survive mainly by subsistence farming and hunting.
Chicago outscored the Celtics, 31-17, in the final period.
In a city that cherishes its right to turn even the most picayune policy question into a pitched battle, something mighty peculiar has happened.
The self-described ?democratic socialist? is about to assume a more prominent role on issues that relate to the role of government.
If the Colts win, Charlie Baker will send the Indiana governor a Super Bowl themed cake and a box of Boston cream pie cupcakes.
Last year?s global temperatures averaged 58.24 degrees Fahrenheit, 1.24 degrees above the 20th-century average.
IRS officials encouraged people to file returns electronically at their own expense.
?Gordon Parks: Back to Fort Scott,? at the Museum of Fine Arts, is social history.
Design New EnglandA 19th-century Maine farmhouse gets a modern update without losing face, and more in the January/February issue.
Too much training requiredIt?s great to be a highly qualified professional. But critics say excessive licensing demands have a cost for everyone else.
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