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Companies building in the city continue to lag behind goals created to ensure that work goes to city residents and women.
An alleged shooter faces charges that he caused the death of a man who ran, panicked, from the sound of gunfire on Blue Hill Avenue.
Those killed at a Waco, Texas restaurant were all members of rival biker gangs that had gathered for a meeting, police said.
A man stabbed his estranged wife to death on Sunday before jumping from a ninth-floor window, officials said.
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The former presidential candidate said the country needed a new generation to shape its political discourse.
The 53-year-old man was riding in the 26th annual Sudbury Sprint Triathlon when he collided with a pickup truck.
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Nearly a third of New England nonprofit leaders say they plan to leave their jobs in the next two years.
The Baseball Hall of Famer and Yankee great is a genuine national treasure.
Critic?s Notebook
In subverting late-night television in the ?80s, David Letterman also set a comedic tone that defined a generation.
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Ty Burr is coping with the ending of the show by arranging the characters in ascending order of how much he?ll miss them.
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With each of her recent battles, Senator Warren has managed to become a more powerful figure in the Democratic Party.
Ben Volin | On football
It seems Ted Wells wasn?t totally genuine about the availability of locker room attendant Jim McNally.
Lionel Pickens, known as Chinx, was struck at least eight times early Sunday not long after finishing a Brooklyn performance.
Jurors hand down death sentence for TsarnaevThis interactive timeline highlights trial coverage and a podcast featuring Globe columnist Kevin Cullen and WBUR reporter David Boeri.
opinion | Whitney Hatch
Massachusetts? parks are falling into ruinWe should no longer leave the state?s parks at the mercy of a fickle and uncertain budget process.
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Big Picture
Photographers have documented the relationships between humans and animals in countless ways.
The starting pitching improved on the road trip, but not much is happening at the plate.
So far this year, the town has recorded 136 overdoses ? an average of exactly one a day ? and 10 related deaths.
Two dozen Delta Force commandos entered Syria and killed Abu Sayyaf, described as the Islamic State?s ?emir of oil and gas.?
In a presidential race that could include two dozen candidates, none has a spouse like Bill Clinton.
The average class of 2015 borrower will graduate college with just over $35,000 in debt.
Thirteen percent of suburban homeowners shell out more than half of their income to keep a roof over their heads.
Critics suggest where you should go, what you should see, who you should hear, and what you should be reading this summer.
A five-minute session on the the wrong network can compromise e-mail credentials, bank accounts, or credit card information.
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The race to preserve disappearing dataFrom the film industry to science, archivists are struggling to preserve the bits and bytes of our lives.
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