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Residents in two towns in Arkansas are grappling with a complex divide between personal conviction and same-sex marriage.
Ben Affleck had asked a television show to not reveal that one of his forebears owned slaves.
President Obama said Elizabeth Warren?s criticism of a proposed trade deal with Pacific countries is unwarranted.
MBTA board shake-up comes after searing reportSix of seven board members will resign after Governor Baker asked them to step down following transit problems during the winter.
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KEVIN CULLEN
Dzhokhar Tsarnaev?s middle finger shows he was unrepentant about the carnage in the Marathon bombing.
Bombings? lasting effects described in penalty phaseVictims and family members testified about the lasting physical and emotional tolls on the first day of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev?s sentencing hearing.
Shirley Leung
Developer has faith in the friars ? and in a high-riseTom O?Brien is trying again to build a new home for the Franciscan friars who run the St. Anthony Shrine in downtown Boston.
The Somerville man allegedly told investigators that he had no idea how he got there, and that he may have been drugged.
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The Patriots will play five night games and three national day games, and they open the NFL?s season on Thursday, Sept. 10, against the Steelers.
DAN SHAUGHNESSY
The Celtics outworked and outcoached the Cavaliers again but are now down by two games in their playoff series.
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Wade Miley allowed no runs through 5 2/3 innings and Koji Uehara picked up the save in the win in Tampa.
Marathon?s last finisher is ?an inspiration?Maickel Melamed, who has muscular dystrophy, completed the course after 20 hours.
A number of notable people ran this year?s Marathon.
The technology is an example of how the airborne machines are changing the security conversation.
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Evan Horowitz | Quick Study
In the past week, more than 1,300 people have died trying to cross the Mediterranean Sea to reach the shores of Europe.
Ran Duan eyes cocktail competition, months after $4 dispute went viralRan Duan, whose kerfuffle with a Harvard professor was ablaze on social-media, will compete for cocktail glory.
Episode 19: Sentencing phase begins in Tsarnaev trialThis interactive timeline highlights trial coverage and a podcast featuring Globe columnist Kevin Cullen and WBUR reporter David Boeri.
JEFF JACOBY
Death or life for Tsarnaev? In our justice system, only the jury, guided by fairness and integrity, gets a vote.
The running of the world-class Boston Marathon filled the cold and wet streets of the city for the 119th time.
The Celtics closed to within two points in the fourth quarter before the Cavaliers pulled away.
Prosecutors have concluded that the metalworkers who accidentally started a fatal fire last year did not act recklessly.
Hillary Clinton expressed qualms about an Obama trade deal during a visit to New Hampshire Technical Institute.
The Justice Department said it would investigate the death of Freddie Gray, who died after he was placed in a police van.
?Willie?s Reserve? will be grown and sold in Colorado and Washington, where recreational pot is legal.
Elizabeth Ellenwood?s photographs, and a pairing of Amy Ragus?s photographs with Prilla Smith Brackett?s mixed-media works, are at Danforth Art.
Is there any valid reason why a 63-year-old man would receive a phone call from the office of an OB-GYN, other than to inform him of an STD?
The echoes of Walt Whitman?s ?Drum-Taps?It?s difficult to think of a writer as antique as Whitman whose legacy is still as much up for grabs.
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