One hundred and eighty-four children were abused or neglected while under the state agency?s supervision last year.
Suspects in alleged Pokémon plot held without bailThe two Iowa men are accused of bringing guns and ammunition to Boston with a Pokémon competition as their target.
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The steel framework of an indoor athletic facility under construction at Bryant suddenly collapsed on Tuesday.
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On Tuesday, Francis reached out to two constituencies long alienated from the official structures of the Catholic Church.
Simmons professor arrested on child porn chargesAlyssa Azotea, 37, faces four charges of computer pornography and three charges of endangering the welfare of a child.
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The Kentucky clerk told activists that her office is continuing to deny same-sex marriage licenses.
Brigham to cut 100 jobs as costs rise faster than revenuesThe job cuts at Brigham and Women?s Hospital will apply to all positions that don?t deal in direct patient care.
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Amazon to let Prime members download videosAmazon is upping the ante in the streaming-video competition with downloadable videos.
Stocks plunge again amid China worriesThe Dow was down more than 350 points Tuesday, continuing Wall Street?s month-long rocky ride.
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These days, sharing has graduated from the intimacy of a simple person-to-person gesture into something more like a public performance.
Generation Z, loosely defined as those 20 and younger, are starting to spend their own money, and businesses are noticing.
The messages provide a window into Clinton?s private moments ? and reveal a sense of her beyond her public face.
How will judge rule in Deflategate case?The judge in the case will probably either uphold the Patriots quarterback?s four-game ban or will completely vacate it.
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Don Orsillo is killing NESN with classDon Orsillo continues to deliver the story of the 2015 Red Sox with no acknowledgment that he has been fired by the team.
There are three Fuller Brush men left in Mass. Al Cohen, 64, is one of them.
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September is also off to a warm start, with a string of dry and sunny days expected leading into Labor Day weekend.
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Water bug was Earth?s first big predatory monsterThe sea scorpion grew to 5 feet 7 inches, with a dozen claw arms sprouting from its head and a spike tail, newly found fossils show.
Hacker who worked with Anonymous starts digital news serviceGregg Housh, a hacker who went to prison for illegal online activity, is recasting himself as a journalist.
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Where does the nanny go to get her reputation back?Before there was any compelling evidence, Aisling Brady McCarthy had been tried and convicted in the court of public opinion.
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Ted Cruz sells himself as antiestablishment candidateThe US senator from Texas stopped in N.H. on Monday to open his campaign office in Manchester.
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If Deflategate hit Mayberry, what would Andy Griffith do?The Patriot Nation?s faith in Tom Brady ultimately could be rewarded. Or fans might end up with egg on their face.
A look at some of the best images taken by Boston Globe photographers in August.
A crash course on meditation via smartphoneHealth coaching startup Change Collective offers meditation for the wary technologist.
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Pope announces new guidelines on abortion forgivenessDuring a special Holy Year of Mercy set to begin Dec. 8, every priest will be able to forgive the sin of abortion.
The outfielder was dealt for Single A lefthanded pitcher Luis Ysla.
Councilors? salaries would increase to $99,500 ? but not the $105,000 that they want.
Kennedy acknowledged that some voters in the district, which is heavily Jewish, might not favor his stance.
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A new J.D. Power report shows that drivers are not even using many of the new technologies in cars.
The man, who is not Thai, was arrested in eastern Thailand near the Cambodian border, Prayuth Chan-ocha said.
Gregg Housh, a hacker who went to prison for illegal online activity, is recasting himself as a journalist.
These days, sharing has graduated from the intimacy of a simple person-to-person gesture into something more like a public performance.
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Dan Shaughnessy: Fans support Don Orsillo as he makes his return to Fenway Park
Building collapses on Bryant University campus in R.I.
Generation Z: Young adults are now targets of brands' marketing
Deflategate: Decision in Tom Brady case expected Tuesday or Wednesday
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