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The defense had requested the ban on ?self-appointed supporters? of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev outside the courthouse.
The cold temperatures broke records that stood for more than 100 years in Rhode Island and Connecticut.
Rats exonerated in 14th century spread of bubonic plagueNearly eight centuries after the ?Black Death,? scientists have identified a new culprit: gerbils.
Testimony has resumed in the case against the former Patriots star.
An East Boston man faces drunken driving charges after his pickup truck hit a barrier and crashed onto the lower deck.
The collision, about 65 miles northwest of Los Angeles, toppled three of the train?s passenger cars onto their sides.
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The designated hitter was quick to joke about new teammate Pablo Sandoval, saying ?my belly hasn?t grown like Panda.?
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Not only have they kept him away from the Yankees, but his presence could allow the Sox to use other prospects in trade.
The millions in expected revenue would be used exclusively on substance abuse prevention and treatment programs.
The embrace of friendly rivalry is a trait Deborah Goldberg says she?ll bring to her new job.
Brianna Wu, cofounder of a Boston video game studio, says her calls for more security at the event were ignored.
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Plagued by a genetic brittle-bone disorder for five generations, one family is battling to help find a cure.
The football player will be paired with professional dancer Peta this season, which begins in March.
If the state were to pursue all of the projects, taxpayers would have to kick in at least another $4 billion, according to a review.
William Keating
Homeland Security funding is not for political gamesRepublican leaders? efforts to undermine President Obama?s immigration actions are dangerous and shameful.
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A look back at our recent public transit woes, due to an unusually harsh winter.
Boston University scored early in overtime after Northeastern rallied in the third period.
Jobs, housing, and economic development are areas of concern, particularly for communities of color, residents said.
Organizers don?t expect any public celebrations since it remains illegal to smoke marijuana in public.
Millions of federal dollars to help the region are threatened by the latest partisan budget morass in Congress.
Home sales in the state dropped off sharply after a strong December.
Since leaving ?The Daily Show? a little over two years ago, Wyatt Cenac has found more creative freedom.
She and her boyfriend have been dating for three years, but he?s a homebody who does not like change.
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The Internationalist
A daring plan to rebuild Syria ? no matter who wins the warWith the battle still ongoing, a huge team of Syrian planners plots the restoration of Aleppo and beyond.
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