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Tom Brady has authorized the NFLPA to take the matter to court, according to reports, and the NFL has asked a court to confirm its decision.
The Patriots quarterback said it?s his standard practice to destroy his old phones when he gets a new one.
Reaction to Tom Brady?s suspensionSome on social media defended Brady and the Patriots, while others hailed the decision.
In a 20-page document, the National Football League explained why it was upholding its 4-game suspension of the Patriots? quarterback.
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Alex Speier
Chicago?s ace lefthander would demand a bundle in return, but he has a team-friendly contract and talent that?s nearly unmatched.
Magazine | Perspective
Welcome to Boston. Hope you?re not in a hurry.Jim Braude surveys life in the Land of the Eternal Wait.
Hillary Clinton
The presidential candidate touts the effects of profit sharing on employees? paychecks as well as the economy as a whole.
Movie review
?Vacation? takes up where ?National Lampoon?s Vacation? left offWe all know you can?t go home again, but this coarse retread proves you can?t even go back to Wally World.
The boy who fell into a coma after his father allegedly starved and dehydrated him faced intense isolation and discipline, police said.
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THOMAS FARRAGHER
A lawsuit seeking an extension of protective screens down the base lines comes after a woman was seriously injured at Fenway Park this year.
Tipster in Hernandez case had ?personal contact? with himThe woman who claims a juror in the Aaron Hernandez trial lied to the judge has been in ?personal contact?? with Hernandez, records show.
Convicted spy to be paroled in November, lawyers sayJonathan Pollard, 60, has been imprisoned since 1985 on charges that he was selling classified information to Israel.
Medford detective in threat incident was admonished in 2012Stephen LeBert was also disciplined in 1992 after he and his uncle confronted a neighbor who spat on his wife.
MIT unveiling $1.2 billion plan for Kendall SquareMIT is pushing ahead with plans to turn a string of Kendall Square parking lots into six new buildings.
KEVIN CULLEN
Cynicism didn?t kill the Olympic bidTaxpayer liability, not small-mindedness, was always the elephant in this room we call Boston.
Evan Horowitz | Quick Study
Who wants to host the Olympics?Cities all around the world seem increasingly reluctant to host the Games.
Two Boston men, already in custody on gun offenses, are now accused of fatally shooting Raheem Ramirez on July 2.
Inside the presidential primaries with James PindellGlobe reporter James Pindell brings you the latest news from New Hampshire and beyond as 2016 presidential politics take shape.
editorial
A final blow to Olympic bid The bid elicited a citywide conversation about Boston?s future, and the challenge now is to keep that forward-looking energy going.
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The Big Picture
President Obama visits Kenya and Ethiopia this month. His ancestral home of Kogelo is home to Sarah Hussein Obama, his step-grandmother.
Luminaries join warning against killer robotsElon Musk, physicist Stephen Hawking, and others warned against a ?military AI arms race.?
Are lawsuits ahead for church-based Boy Scout troops?The BSA?s 80-member national executive board voted Monday to drop its ban on gay adult leaders.
Here?s your guide to understanding the action when the Patriots begin practicing for the 2015 season.
The suspect allegedly disposed of the animals? remains, which were found last fall, in a plastic bag in Revere.
The comments in an African Union speech were directed at leaders in the country that attempt to hold onto power.
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With data from the Massachusetts Registry of Motor Vehicles, you can see what the median wait time is at the RMV in towns all over Massachusetts.
Joyce Mitchell admitted to smuggling hacksaw blades in frozen hamburger meat to two killers who later broke out.
The company is looking to lure customers who want lower-cost alternatives to leading smartphones.
The show, which premiered Sunday, documents the day-to-day unreal reality of Caitlyn Jenner, fresh from her public debut as herself.
Design New England
A home with open spaceA new floor plan for a renovated 1960s ranch-style house makes entertaining easy.
Why slow thinking winsMany decisions and policies are created with intuitive-but-wrong approaches.
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