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The Dow closed down more than 200 points after being up as much as 430 points earlier in the day.
Prosecution rests in St. Paul?s rape caseThe state finished calling witnesses after a day of testimony from law enforcement officials.
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Overcrowded student housing gets little action from City of Boston Fifteen months after a Globe Spotlight investigation into overcrowded student housing, the city has done little to solve the problem.
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Facing big budget problems for the Green Line extension, state officials see five ways to move forward.
Two scientists discovered that hundreds of learners were skirting the system by using two accounts to cheat on tests.
TelexFree principal criticizes settlement in alleged $1b fraudCarlos Costa claims some people who received settlement in checks profited in the TelexFree scheme.
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Billerica officer?s cruiser hit by drunk driver, police say The crash injured an officer who was working a detail on Route 3 early Tuesday.
Thunderstorms move through parts of Mass.A line of storms could bring hail to parts of Franklin and Worcester counties.
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Melissa McCarthy posted a photo of the women who are involved with the local production of the franchise reboot.
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The popular play-by-play man is expected to be replaced by Dave O?Brien, who currently works the team?s radio broadcasts.
The former Red Sox pitcher tweeted a photo comparing Muslims to Nazis, resulting in his removal from the broadcasts.
The receiver said he has spoken with Tom Brady already and is cramming to learn the New England playbook.
The back-and-forth is over a list of arbitration awards that have been overturned in the court system that is hearing Tom Brady?s lawsuit.
opinion | Sam Ford
Maybe this will inspire us to demand our politicians at least be as honest as our wrestlers.
dining out | devra first
Cambridge?s Shepard is setting things on fireWith Shepard, Susan Regis, one of the area?s most talented chefs, steps into the spotlight.
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Instead of putting up the boring ?Businesses Open During Construction,? a group tacked slogans featuring an entire alphabets-worth of terms.
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Trump has used eminent domain to obtain land for the developments he loves to brag about in his speeches.
Where Boston restaurants get their chinaFrom an unassuming warehouse comes the kitchen and tableware area restaurants depend on.
Hopefuls struggle with answers to N.H. opioid crisisFew presidential candidates have provided policy proposals ? as voters recall harrowing personal stories.
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Green Line extension shouldn?t stop shortThe only question for Charlie Baker is how to pay for the extension ? not if.
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The Iowa State Fair was a top destination this week for the vast array of presidential candidates.
Runkeeper cuts about 30 percent of staffCEO Jason Jacobs says the layoffs were part of a shift from attracting lots of users to wringing more revenue from those users.
Boko Haram an equal opportunity terrorist groupAlthough the extremists target both Christians and Muslims in Nigeria, Catholics feel besieged.
With instruction from David Ortiz and infield coach Brian Butterfield, the focus was on his Ramirez?s footwork.
A group angry over the removal of high school principal Sean Kiley is targeting the committee?s chairwoman and vice chairman.
GOP candidate Jeb Bush dismissed the controversy surrounding his use of the term during a visit to the US-Mexico border.
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The Q50S, while remaining a sold choice for diving through New England winters, is a more refined edition with more electronics.
Suspect Ayoub El-Khazzani watched an online video inciting radical violence minutes before the thwarted attack, officials said.
Former governors Michael Dukakis and Bill Weld are set to meet Charlie Baker to discuss building the North-South Rail Link.
Steve-O will face five criminal charges after he climbed a crane in Hollywood earlier this month.
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Don Orsillo will not return on Red Sox telecasts next season
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