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Boston teenagers would be prohibited from purchasing tobacco products under strict rules being proposed by Mayor Walsh.
An open GOP race and the state?s prominent date on the primary calendar have made Mass. a destination for Republican hopefuls.
Speaking in Worcester, Donald Trump questioned a proposal to allow only Syrian refugees who are Christian into the US.
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The representative from the Sixth District speaks from experience as he takes a blessedly unequivocal stand in favor of compassion and common sense.
Extremists may strike with chemical arms, French leader says French Prime Minister Manual Valls warned Thursday that Islamic extremists might at some point use chemical weapons.
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One hundred fifty families were fed a Thanksgiving Dinner at a community center.
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Harvard professor?s class propels students into upper realms of biotechProfessor Vicki Sato made her name ? and plenty of industry connections ? in a celebrated 22-year career as a biotech executive.
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A small contingent of physicians are forsaking their white coats, long a symbol of their profession, in the name of health.
Notre Dame coach Brian Kelly will be on home turf at Fenway The Everett native is looking forward to returning to his old haunts to face Boston College.
Danny Amendola is there in a hurry when Patriots need himThe quick-moving receiver stepped in to spark the decisive drive against the Giants after Julian Edelman was hurt.
Coates? book ?Between the World and Me,? an examination of race and police violence, has been a bestseller for months.
Faculty, students seek mascot?s ouster at Amherst CollegeThe college?s unofficial Lord Jeff mascot has a besmirched reputation, and students and faculty have complained about him.
Graffiti ?battle? to take place near Fenway ParkThere?s a battle going down near Yawkey Way Thursday between Boston and New York, but it doesn?t involve bats and balls.
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Imagine 50,000 people, waiting. Not for a driver?s license renewal. Not for a reservation at a restaurant. They?re waiting for a pair of L.L.Bean?s signature boots.
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Encryption ?back door? solves no problems, creates many Intelligence agencies and lawmakers warn that the use of encryption on digital devices makes it much harder to observe terrorist activities.
The former BC football star?s parents died of heart attacks within an hour of each other on Wednesday.
Paint-splattered Chucks come from local collaboration Local designer Pat Peltier hand-embroidered Converse sneakers with brightly colored threads, making them look as if they?ve been splattered with paint.
Judith Magyar Isaacson, former Bates College dean and Holocaust survivor, dies at 90 Mrs. Isaacson?s 1990 memoir chronicled the months following her 19th birthday when she was packed into a cattle car and deposited at the Auschwitz concentration camp.
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Why we care more about Paris Have you superimposed the French flag over your Facebook profile? Prayed for Paris in a tweet? If so, you?re guilty of terrorism favoritism. I?m guilty, too.
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Donald Trump reasserts his lead in N.H. GOP primaryA new poll finds Trump the clear leader in the field, while Ben Carson and Marco Rubio were tied for second.
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France called for three days of national mourning following Friday?s attacks.
He may not be on the local Rushmore of Russell-Orr-Williams-Brady, but he?s not far behind.
The suspect was held without bail for allegedly stabbing a woman working as a prostitute during a fight over how much he owed her.
Added capacity would cut prices but may increase greenhouse gas emissions to ?potentially unacceptable? levels, a report found.
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A new survey shows what people value in a dealership, and what brands get it right.
The president says it?s unimaginable that Syria?s civil war can be stopped without Assad leaving power.
The New England Aquarium issued a study that said the project would choke traffic and gobble up parking spaces essential for business.
?The Hunger Games: Mockingjay ? Part 2? brings the story to a brutal but satisfying conclusion.
?Native Fashion Now,? the new exhibition at the Peabody Essex Museum, includes prized elements of traditional Native American garb.
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For frequent fliers, Flyer?s Club offers wings on demandA Newburyport startup hopes to help New England travelers rent a plane as easily as they?d rent a car.
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Mother Teresa to be canonized next year, report saysAn Italian news agency reported that Mother Teresa will be declared a saint by Pope Francis in early September 2016.
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