The senator offered her most explicit comments yet on the controversial agreement.
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Republican candidates will confront two strong opportunities to break free of the field.
ADRIAN WALKER
Honoring the heroine of a housing development?s turnaroundAdline Stallings does not care for surprises, even when the surprise is a tribute to her work at Mission Main.
![?We are committed to trying to make sure [the rates] are as adequate as possible,? said Daniel Tsai, assistant secretary for the state?s Medicaid program.](c_o0bg_com/rf/image_90x90/Boston/2011-2020/2015/08/03/BostonGlobe.com/Business/Images/tsai150-4545.jpg)
The financial losses deal a setback to the state?s efforts to control rising medical spending through more coordinated care.
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The medical examiner?s office hopes hiring more support staff will help reduce a backlog of unfinished autopsy reports.
The percentage of local students who experienced cyberbullying jumped from 14.6 percent to 21.2 percent over six years.
Calendar for school is fixed ? but not for back-to-school salesThe old strategy of holding special sales months before the start of a season is catching up with stores.
After car hack, Internet of Things looks riskierThe revelation that hackers could remotely seize control of 1 million Chrysler automobiles delivers a stark warning.
The 36-year-old man is accused of seriously injuring a woman early Sunday at his central Mass. home.
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Some studies have shown sizable differences by birth order in personality traits such as extraversion, while others have found no such effects.
Assembly Square complex eyed at theater siteDevelopers are proposing housing, a hotel, and up to 1 million square feet of office and lab space in the Somerville hotspot.
An uncertain line between fantasy sports, gamblingLocal start-up DraftKings denies an accusation often leveled at the company ? that it is essentially a gambling operation.
Dan Shaughnessy
And then there were twoLarry Lucchino?s upcoming departure means John Henry and Tom Werner will have final say over everything Red Sox-related.
Long snapper Joe Cardona juggles Patriots job, Navy dutiesCardona, the first US Naval Academy player drafted in more than 20 years, is rolling with the punches.
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The founder of the peer-to-peer recovery organization Phoenix Multisport is encouraging addicts to seek a different kind of high.
Our kids? friendships, our friendshipsIn the early years, your kids somewhat call the shots about who you hang out with, simply because of the tidal pull of playdate reciprocity.
Some say the crop may rival that of 2013, which was one of the best harvests in the region in decades.
Historic commission OK?s demolition of Roxbury schoolThe city wants to tear down the century-old Dearborn building, site of Boston?s first public vocational school for girls.
Vandals cut short robot?s hitchhiking adventureHitchBOT had covered a lot of ground since its July 17 departure for San Francisco, including Boston, but was vandalized in Philadelphia.
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Conversations with the 2016 presidential candidatesThe Globe?s James Pindell sits down with presidential candidates and hopefuls to discuss the race.
Stephen Kinzer
When US intervention turns bad to worseDeposing oppressive regimes sometimes leads to greater oppression.
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Here?s a look at some of the best images taken by Globe photographers last month including the Fourth of July celebration.
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CVS drives another nail in film?s coffinThe ?1-Hour Photo? signs have come down outside CVS Pharmacy stores in Boston and throughout the US.
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Sainthood cause for victims of anti-Christian pogroms in India stallsSeeing the martyrs of Kandhamal declared saints is ?my wish and my people?s wish,? said Archbishop John Barwa.
Reliever Junichi Tazawa was hit hard in the eighth inning as the Red Sox squandered a 3-2 edge.
The Boston mayor and Mass. governor took to the roads in the bicycle event that raises money for cancer care and research.
Bob Ehrlich made a number of visits to Iowa, New Hampshire, and South Carolina, but still decided to pass on the race.
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The non-profit motor safety agency points to an increase in physical, mental health issues after driving cessation.
The secretary of state said Egyptians would not be able to defeat terrorism unless they showed greater respect for human rights.
There?s a big list of apps to help people learn more about soccer and to follow news about the game on their phones.
The Newport Jazz Festival, now 61 years old, opened on Friday at Fort Adams State Park with an imperative to broaden its reach, musically and demographically.
After a major renovation, these homeowners felt the interior design of their Winchester home needed a more modern feel as well.
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A home with open spaceA new floor plan for a renovated 1960s ranch-style house makes entertaining easy.
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Is the skills gap real?As the skills gap lights up teleprompters and fills editorial pages, a growing number of economists are sounding a sharp, skeptical note.
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