Investigations into fantasy sports contests widen
Another state on Friday said its regulators believe contests such as those by Boston-based DraftKings are illegal gambling.
Another state on Friday said its regulators believe contests such as those by Boston-based DraftKings are illegal gambling.
Authorities have arrested a woman who triggered an amber alert after she allegedly fled Pennsylvania with her ill infant son.
Alejandro Done of Boston pleaded guilty to sexually assaulting a woman he had picked up when he was driving for Uber in 2014.
The final US Airways flight has landed in Philadelphia, completing the last leg of its roundtrip journey.
Hillary Clinton reclaimed some of the ground she?d lost over the summer, a Suffolk University/Boston Globe poll found.
An e-mail from a close confidant of the vice president set off another frenzied round of speculation about his 2016 intentions.
The remains of Appalachian trail hiker Geraldine Largay, who had been missing since 2013, were found in a heavily wooded area.
Women ? and a few men ? queued up on Friday for a shot at buying discounted yoga pants at the brand?s three-day sale.
The move comes after the disappearance of two valuable prints, which were later discovered misfiled at the Copley branch.
Heavy rain left a section of at least one highway in California waist-deep in mud, stranding hundreds of vehicles.
COLLEGE BOUND
Some high school seniors are better off nailing the fall grading period before they apply.
Proper tackling technique has long been a point of emphasis with the Patriots coach.
STEVEN A. ROSENBERG
Hank Finkel?s life has always been about working hard and taking advantage of opportunities.
T officials are considering ways to reach a goal of $40 million in additional annual revenue by fiscal year 2017.
home of the week
The details that made this style popular have been preserved, including a layout where you step from the porch directly into the living room.
After five years of planning, a Roxbury hotel project that became mired in uncertainty over unionization and higher wages finally got the green light.
SUBURBAN HANDBOOK: YOUR HEALTH
Boston-based hospitals and national health care companies are spending millions of dollars in the suburbs, building everything from cancer centers to specialist doctors? offices.
When car companies veer off track, they sometimes disappear altogether, leaving a curious historical record.
Check out the final scores from Friday?s high school football games in and around Greater Boston.
opinion reel
Gender identity is hard to explain ? even to yourself.
Jeb Bush is in third place in a new poll in New Hampshire with Marco Rubio just one point behind.
A year after Hong Kong riot police fired tear gas at pro-democracy protesters, a Reuters photographer revisited the scenes.
Innovation Economy
They?re part of the entrepreneurial drive to solve a problem that costs the health care system hundreds of billions of dollars.
Cardinal Francis Arinze of Nigeria is unyielding in his defense of Catholic orthodoxy.
Jeff Smith and the Eagles? young offense will find the going tough against fifth-ranked Clemson in Death Valley.
Two groups of people exchanged words inside the Orange Line station leading to a gunfight on the streets outside.
Hillary Clinton, the president?s former secretary of state, also said she would give the administration an overall grade of ?A.?
Search This Week's Specials
The brand new Bentayga is the fastest SUV in the world.
Israelis shot dead three Palestinians they said had attacked them with knives on Saturday in Jerusalem and Hebron.
Johnson & Johnson defeated a lawsuit claiming it had improperly designed its Tylenol pain reliever.
This is a burning fuse of an opera, lighted by the title character at her very first entrance.
Despite popular belief, the beret isn?t limited to Wes Anderson heroines, baguette-wielding Parisians, and the 2012 U.S. London Olympics team.
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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