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Police officers Robert C. Boyle and William R. Hubbard could be suspended in connection with the death of Stephanie McMahon.
Major apartment complex planned for South EndA proposed 700 unit apartment complex would be built in a stretch of the South End that has seen a flood of big development in recent years.
SAT losing favor as more Mass. colleges end requirementSchools are questioning the SAT?s merit as a predictor of college success and seeking a more diverse pool of applicants.
Low polling bumps Christie, Huckabee down to JV debateWhen the Republican presidential hopefuls take the stage in Milwaukee on Tuesday night, two familiar faces will be missing from the prime time lineup.
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?I can outwork a mule. And I can outsmart most people if I?m focused on it,? Bush said in an interview.
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New exhibit at Kennedy Library showcases a young JFKThe permanent exhibit travels through time with Kennedy, from his days as a boy to the challenges he overcame as a war veteran.
?I disagree with Hillary Clinton on virtually everything,? said Sanders during a meeting with the Boston Globe?s editorial board.
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Baker highlights opioid addiction toll on veteransThe state?s veterans have been hard hit by the indiscriminate scourge of opioid addiction, Governor Baker said.
Boston man arraigned in alleged home-sale scamA 27-year-old Boston man was arraigned after prosecutors said he swindled a brother and sister out of their home.
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Under siege over prices, drug makers ready their counterpunchFaced with nationwide rebukes over drug prices, an industry group is confronting a public storm unlike any in years.
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Joseph Bach and Winnifred Monahan were born 4,000 miles and a world apart, but the long arc of both of their lives bent toward Chelsea.
CHAD FINN | SPORTS MEDIA
NFL TV ratings continue to climbMidway through this season, the trends suggest that ratings and viewership numbers will trump even last year?s astounding figures.
PATRIOTS NOTEBOOK
Patriots refuse to look aheadTalk of a Patriots-Broncos undefeated clash was quickly dismissed by LeGarrette Blount.
Scott Kirsner | INNOVATION ECONOMY
New car, new job for CEO of EnservioJon McNeill, the CEO of Needham-based Enservio, swapped his gas-powered Toyota Sequoia for an all-electric Tesla Model S P90D.
Defect mars new windows at Government Center T stopWorkers had to take down and reinstall the glass walls of the Government Center station that has been closed for construction for more than a year.
Shirley Leung
Who should make the short list to run the Massachusetts Convention Center Authority? The search for the authority?s next executive director is winding down.
For better or worse, our society?s need for instant gratification is now changing the way we consume media.
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The time for meaningful public records reform is nowLegislators should move the public records reform bill out of committee and pass it.
Ideas
The German machine is breaking downBerlin once drove European policy. Now it finds itself driven by global crises.
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$7b in Boston construction concentrated in core neighborhoodsSome parts of Boston are changing much faster than others.
Warren steps up criticism of the Pacific Rim trade dealSenator Elizabeth Warren said she is withholding full judgment while she continues poring over details but flagged several ?very serious concerns? on Thursday.
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JOAN VENNOCHI
Baker right to tack left on LGBT rulesThe timing of when Governor Baker?s executive order fully goes into effect could benefit him if he seeks another term.
Ground Game
How a big field changes the presidential primary seasonThe field has upended long-planned strategies and made this the most unpredictable GOP nomination fight in a generation.
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Brazil recently hosted the new international event in which 2,000 athletes competed from 30 countries.
Casting a worldwide web for Internet deletionsWordPress, Reddit, Google, Twitter, and Yahoo are among the big Internet companies that regularly forward takedown requests to Lumen?s database.
Amid leaks scandal, new Vatican book exposes greed and waste?Merchants in the Temple? paints a picture of a bureaucracy entrenched in a culture of mismanagement, waste, and secrecy.
Steinberg?s appointment was one of several moves made in the front offices of the Red Sox and PawSox.
Two powerful components of the state?s thoroughbred horse-racing industry clash over the number of days of racing next year at Suffolk Downs
Thompson, who died Sunday, rose against seemingly impossible odds to become a candidate for president, US senator, and actor.
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Allston-based Censio has partnered with Progressive Insurance to save drivers money and make roads safer.
Obama said in a radio interview that there may have been a bomb on the plane, but he did not go as far as his counterparts in Britain.
A pair of cases opened against two Boston radio hosts have thrust the age-old practice of renting out radio airtime into the spotlight.
?Spend the holidays with someone you hate.? That?s the advice offered in the new full trailer for Quentin Tarantino?s eighth film.
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