Police said they arrested two men who they say spray-painted ?USA? on a mosque wall in an incident they believe may be a hate crime.
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The airline denied the plane was brought down by equipment failure or crew error, but others said those comments were premature.
Indycar race tickets not for sale until agreements finalizedThe race would be held on a proposed 2.2-mile temporary street course around the Boston Convention & Exhibition Center.
A bi-partisan commission of lawmakers and educators recommended hundreds of millions of dollars in spending on the state?s system.
At a rally for 100 people at the University of New Hampshire, the US Senator criticized the former Florida governor Jeb Bush.
A New York-based developer is preparing to file plans for a tower at the corner of Washington and Bromfield streets.
Judge orders Cosby deposition in Janice Dickinson lawsuitBill Cosby and his former attorney can be deposed by lawyers for Janice Dickinson in the model?s defamation lawsuit against the embattled comedian, a judge ruled Monday.
Ship wreckage confirmed to be El Faro, NTSB saysThe wreckage found at the bottom of the ocean on Saturday was positively identified as the missing El Faro, the NTSB said on Monday.
The goats showed up on the lawn of Richmond Town Hall Monday after following a local resident there.
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A ?Spotlight? scene filmed at Fenway Park, which was originally going to be shot during a Sox-Yankees game, was nixed by the Yankees.
A closer look at Ben Carson?s faithSeventh Day Adventism is set apart from other Christian sects by adherents? observance of the Sabbath on Saturday.
Peter Abraham | Beat Writer?s Notebook
Red Sox face crucial stretch as baseball?s offseason beginsThe first decision on the agenda as the team begins setting its course for 2016 is Clay Buchholz?s contract option.
More than 218,000 refugees and other migrants crossed the Mediterranean in October, more than in the whole of last year.
It takes months of regimented training to condition a body to run the Boston Marathon. Imagine now, running those 26.2 miles while pregnant.
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Thompson, who died Sunday, rose against seemingly impossible odds to become a candidate for president, US senator, and actor.
@Large | Michael Andor Brodeur
A wave of quickie cooking videos on social media has me losing my appetite.
About a third of the selections at the Boston International Kids Film Festival were made by children and teenagers, many from the this area.
opinion | Trish Karter
Why I had an abortionTrish Karter writes that she?s hopeful elected leaders will pause to listen.
JOAN VENNOCHI
Paul Ryan stays in a bubbleCongress during the week, and home in Wis. for the weekends. The new House speaker may suffer from Beltway bubble-itis.
Ground Game
Who is rooting for Jeb Bush? Bush is right that Americans love a good comeback story, but only if they see a candidate they can root for.
A look at some of the best images taken by Globe photographers last month, including fall colors, presidential candidates, and other events.
Constant Contact sold to Burlington company for $1.1bEndurance International, which offers web-hosting services, is spending $1.1 billion to buy the e-mail marketing company.
CRUX
Vatican detains 2 over alleged links to leaked documentsTwo new blockbuster books containing leaked documents about the Vatican?s internal financial operations are set for release in the next few days.
The Patriots quarterback said an unbeaten campaign is the ?furthest thing from anybody?s mind.?
Marvens Fedna, who was attacked early Sunday, is a ?great kid,? Everett Mayor Carlo DeMaria said.
Lessig, a Harvard professor, had focused his presidential run on campaign finance reform.
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The Charger R/T Scat Pack is a four-door sedan with comfortable, bolstered cloth seats and real-world room for adults.
The bipartisan budget bill that avoids national default and sets federal spending through the 2017 fiscal year.
Olmsted Place is the first of three luxury buildings planned in a changing area.
The music was composed by eight Berklee students, who worked with professor Sheldon Mirowitz.
Adding reflective stripes to your joints is one way to tell drivers you are a moving person, not a stationary object.
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Trish Karter: Why I had an abortion
Red Sox face crucial stretch as baseball?s offseason begins
Ben Carson?s Seventh Day Adventist faith is not likely to turn off evangelicals, despite questions from Donald Trump
Two arrested in Burlington mosque vandalism
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