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There were two separate shootings in Roxbury and Mattapan on Wednesday.
Man dies in shooting near Kendall stationThe man was a passenger in a car on Windsor Street in Cambridge, and the driver drove toward Kendall for help, officials said.
The popular Lawn on D in the Seaport District costs so much money to run that officials are unsure if they can keep it open in its current form.
At least 44 dead, hundreds injured in China warehouse explosionBetween 300 and 400 people were admitted to hospitals in Tianjin, China, the state-run Beijing News said.
LA comfortable with Olympic bid in ways Boston wasn?tLos Angeles has hosted the Olympics twice previously, while the prospect of having the Games in Boston did not sit well here.
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The Ohio governor was a late-comer to the Republican presidential race but is surging in New Hampshire.
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New rules propose more public scrutiny of nursing home sales, closuresRoughly 40,000 residents live in the state?s 400 nursing homes.
Waltham teenagers sentenced to youth detention in 2014 beating deathThree Waltham teenagers pleaded guilty Wednesday to beating a man in the woods last August and leaving him to die.
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As busing tore the city apart in the 1970s, two friends???one black, one white???and their teammates changed the rules of the game.
On Wednesday, Citizens was fined $20.5 million for what federal regulators called illegal and shoddy banking practices.
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The new line of inkjets cost three or four times more than rival products, but come with enough ink to last a couple of years.
Judge Richard Berman strongly encouraged both parties to reach a common ground.
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CHRISTOPHER L. GASPER
At today?s settlement conference, Judge Richard Berman laid out questions that made both sides squirm.
In bid to ease congestion, S. Boston Road opening to all carsThe congestion around the Seaport is so bad that officials are worried it will discourage businesses from continuing to invest in the area.
A man and his guitarBill Flagg could have been a star, but chose roadhouses and summer churches instead.
Lawrence mayor drops opposition to City Council?s immigration ordinanceLawrence Mayor Daniel Rivera said Wednesday that he will not veto an ordinance to severely limit police cooperation with federal immigration officials.
Tracking the endorsements of N.H. GOP activists Jeb Bush, Carly Fiorina, and Rand Paul have picked up the most support from top party activists in the Granite State so far.
opinion | Alan M. Dershowitz
Obama, Iran deal supporters shouldn?t stifle debateThe president?s bully pulpit shouldn?t be used to bully Americans who oppose the deal into silence.
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Demonstrators returned to Ferguson, Mo., and elsewhere in the St. Louis area one year after the death of Michael Brown.
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Verizon tests ultra-fast Internet in FraminghamThe company could increase data speeds to 40 or even 80 gigabits per second.
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On being ?doubly othered??Doubly othered.? That is how Gina Messina-Dysert describes her life as a faithful feminist and a faithful Catholic.
David Ortiz hit two homers, but it wasn?t nearly enough, as Eduardo Rodriguez was charged with 8 earned runs.
Stanley Rosenberg said the Legislature should come up with money to help local law enforcement try out the devices.
The cancer was found when Carter, 90, had surgery earlier this month to remove a small mass in his liver.
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If they pass, they will become the first Army Ranger-qualified women in the history of the US military.
The state?s largest health system plans to open as many as a dozen of the clinics over the next three years, starting with Brookline, Newton, and Watertown.
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A new show of paintings, furniture, and more collected over 60 years illuminates 19th-century notions of family, status, and industriousness.
Williamson always wanted to turn her ice cream making hobby into a business. Now she has.
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Ideas | Brainiac: Computer scientists looked for a solution that doesn?t existMIT researchers demonstrate that it?s impossible to find a faster way of computing ?edit distance.?
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Shots reported near Marriott Hotel in Kendall Square
Lawn on D is costing state convention center authority more than expected
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