Pilgrim plant failed to address 1992 safety advisory
A review of its fire safety system revealed the nuclear power plant had never complied with a 1992 government advisory.
A review of its fire safety system revealed the nuclear power plant had never complied with a 1992 government advisory.
?As of today, I am not in favor of what I have learned about it,? Hillary Clinton said in an interview with PBS News Hour while campaigning in Iowa.
The university will put the 890-seat BU Theatre up for sale.
The Weston boy spent 13 months hospitalized from a virus that left him temporarily paralyzed and unable to speak.
The move came as Syrian troops launched a ground offensive in the first major combined air-and-ground assault between the two countries.
The cargo ship with 33 crew members aboard sank last week during Hurricane Joaquin.
School officials say they have been concerned about ?modern dance culture? for the past seven years.
A Winthrop High player allegedly circulated a video showing a fellow player changing in the locker room.
Developers filed plans for the hotel on Essex Street, which would replace a building that had long housed a seafood market and noodle factory.
Reporter Joshua Miller is interviewing Attorney General Maura Healey at Suffolk University for the Globe?s Live Political Happy Hour (#PHH).
Capital
Compare Donald Trump?s brand of name-calling to that of some of the pros.
books
The twist of this new version of the book? The genders of the characters have been swapped.
With the news that multiple universities would be rescinding honorary degrees bestowed upon Bill Cosby, the practice has found itself in the spotlight.
ALEX SPEIER
With 5 years and more than $100 million left on his Yankee contract, he is a poster boy for bad free agent signings.
Earlier, Carson said if he had been present at the Oregon attack, he would have tried to stop the gunman who killed nine people.
Heirlooms stir up emotions ranging from nostalgia and love to embarrassment and confusion.
The Patriots quarterback said his only focus is on Sunday?s game against Dallas, not trash talk.
As we spend upward of $60 billion a year on our pets, maybe it?s time to admit we have a problem.
The Pats trains have been running from Boston since 1971, but somehow they remain relatively unknown.
editorial
The ubiquitous marketing has exposed this business for what it really is: unregulated gambling that?s in need of greater oversight.
Clinton is currently losing N.H., but she is very, very, very, very far away from the state being a lost cause.
Globe photographer Craig F. Walker documented the plight of refugees and migrants looking for a better life in Europe.
As more solar panels and wind turbines are added to the electric grid, Vionx is pitching its energy storage systems as a long-running backup.
Analysis
The traditionalist camp isn?t going to just counter-punch this time around.
The prolific Bruins center is coming off injuries, has lost his longtime linemate, and has a large contract to live up to.
The judge described the defense to prospective jurors, which suggests Chism?s lawyers will contend he was not criminally responsible in the death of Colleen Ritzer.
The state?s attorney general and the US representative said that the state?s reputation as a bastion of civil rights is at stake.
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On average Boston insurance rates are 60 percent lower than New York City?s rates, according to NerdWallet.
President Barack Obama has apologized to the group for the US air attack that hit a medical clinic in Afghanistan, killing 22.
American International College in Springfield complied with the request from Curtis Blake on Tuesday.
How do we know the ugly late-night wars are really over? Last night, Leno grabbed the ?Tonight Show? monologue from Fallon.
The Middle Gray Cafe has room for writers to work on laptops, commuters to eat arepas, and stroller-pulling parents to wake up with a well-made latte.
Design New England
A new floor plan and a fresh palette prove the stalwart post-and-beam, open concept design is still relevant.
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