The young leaders have taken the helm of established religious institutions and formed new civil rights and political advocacy groups.
Andrew Costello, 68, from Wareham, was in fair condition in a hospital after the attack on North Carolina?s Outer Banks.
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An Emerson professor and editor of the NAACP?s magazine received a citation for driving without a license, but said he was not in his car at the time.
Olympic organizers want coverage for nearly every possible cost overrun, but specialists say some taxpayer risk is unavoidable.
Bid organizers continued pitching their plan to the public, this time presenting details at Boston College.
2 Boston men indicted in boat accident in which woman lost armThe men were indicted on charges including negligent operation of a boat and furnishing alcohol to minors.
The manufacturing investment would triple the Cambridge company?s capacity to produce drugs known as biologics.
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Martin Meehan stepped down as president of UMass Lowell to take the university?s top job.
Security officials do not believe personal data, research data, emails or PIN numbers were exposed.
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Whether Trump is serious about running for president or just serious about publicity, his groundswell of support is hard to ignore.
JOANNA WEISS
Life among the elites in Brookline can be tough.
Pierce agreed to a three-year, $10 million deal to play for the Clippers, said a person with knowledge of the deal.
July 4th fireworks crew gets ready for big showSaturday?s fireworks in Boston will twinkle, whistle and spin, match the music, and feature a new, 800-foot display that says ?USA.?
A butcher?s grilling adviceMichael Dulock of M.F. Dulock Pasture-Raised Meats gives some advice for Fourth of July revelers looking to light up the grill.
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Nick Cafardo | On baseball
The first-year Red Sox starter has been abysmal over his last eight starts ? 0-7 with an 8.18 ERA.
The presidential candidate?s fax skills and White House angst were on display in e-mails from 2009 that were made public Tuesday.
FAA records indicate that these beams are hitting aircrafts at increased rates in recent years.
President Obama fielded questions about the Affordable Care Act, his music preferences, and more during a Twitter chat.
MassDOT begins Youth Pass program aimed at young peopleThe year-long pilot effort is meant to help young people use public transportation get to work, school, and other activities.
Bernie Sanders will use proximity to N.H. to his favorSanders, the Vermont senator and Democratic presidential candidate, finds himself on the doorstep of the nation?s first primary.
JEFF JACOBY
Chief Justice Roberts isn?t the first ?umpire? who decided to pinch hit The rule of law isn?t indestructible. It is corroded by judges who act like superlegislators.
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The Big Picture
Some coral has been badly damaged and animal species, including dugong and large green turtles, are threatened.
The Bruins also will unload Marc Savard?s contract for the Dorchester native.
The former Patriots linebacker was sentenced to a year of probation and will lose his right to drive for one year.
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A head-turning 1929 LaSalle resurfaces years after it was used as a wedding vehicle.
The vote solidified the church?s embrace of gay rights that began more than a decade ago with the election of the first openly gay bishop.
A crowd filled a coliseum?s 10,000 seats as Bernie Sanders appeared in Madison, Wis.
Tesla and SpaceX founder Elon Musk gave $10 million to the Boston-based Future of Life Institute to lead a global research program into AI safety.
The actor and comedian denounced a new law requiring most children be vaccinated on Twitter.
The pastry isn?t as precious as wildly popular French macarons, but it has the most important characteristic of all: unequaled flavor.
EVENT | JULY 16
Mission: Turtle RescueThe lecture at the New England Aquarium will highlight turtle rescues and the medical management of sea turtles.
How health plans with high deductibles became the new normalInsurance is changing how we approach our health care.
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