Maura Healey warned the company it faces possible legal action unless it lowers the price of two popular hepatitis C medicines.
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Boston will drop its lawsuits aimed at stopping Wynn Resorts in exchange for an extra $400,000 a year in compensation and other payments.
With big gains, Sanders shows tactical ability Bernie Sanders may be decrying politics as usual, but he?s also picked up tricks of the trade during his 25 years in Washington.
Boosts, curbs in Baker?s $39.6 billion budgetThe overwhelming thrust of Governor Baker?s budget was a faith that state agencies would become more effective and efficient.
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The developer has indicated he needs the more sizable project to cover the complex undertaking of building near the waterfront.
Nearly 30% of T employees earned $100,000 or more The T?s employee pay data for all of 2015 also shows that the highest-paid employee made an additional $12,295 over the last month.
Man admits to murdering woman, dumping body in 2004?When you kill a person or take them from a family you kill the entire family,? the victim?s mother wrote in an impact statement.
Three more linked to Oregon occupation arrestedFBI officials also said they were working around the clock to empty the refuge of armed occupiers in the safest way possible.
Greek coast guard says 11 people, mostly children, drownAnother boat sank off the island of Kos on Wednesday, leaving seven dead, including two children.
After the stabbing, police say Martin McDonald allegedly drove his truck into oncoming traffic, seriously injuring another driver.
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The 20-year-old Marathon bombing survivor has fought to survive her health issues ? and discovered a new career along the way.
Volunteers tally number of homeless on Boston?s streetsBoston conducted its annual census of homeless people and will use the information to assess the need for housing and treatment services.
Experts say that only about 520 of the whales are alive today, a direct result of them being hunted for their blubber.
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Equality is key to global economic growthDealing with the ?marcro-critical? issues of the world economy is essential to boosting growth that is both durable and inclusive.
Affordable, walkable neighborhoods with good schools are rare??Cities have not kept up with consumer tastes,?? said Nela Richardson, Redfin?s chief economist.
North Station area redevelopment underwayBoston Properties and Delaware North officially launched construction of a massive new complex on Causeway Street in front of TD Garden.
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George Perrot was tied to a 1985 rape of a Springfield woman by an FBI analysis of a strand of hair, a method that is now widely discredited.
New voice at Challenger astronauts? memorialIt?s been 30 years since the Challenger explosion, but for the seven astronauts? loved ones, Jan. 28, 1986, remains fresh in their minds.
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Joseph Fiennes as Michael Jackson: Colorblind, or just plain tone-deaf?In 2016, a white actor is going to play a black superstar, arguably the world?s most famous black entertainer?
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In Minsky?s wake, machines get smarterIf history had gone Marvin Minsky?s way, he might have spent his last days in the care of medical robots.
?I?m proud to call New England my home and to have the privilege of playing for your team,? Brady wrote in his letter.
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Walsh made the right call on Everett casino dealIn the end, Mayor Walsh and Steve Wynn settled their differences in a way that?s a credit to both of them.
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How Tuesday night encapsulated the 2016 campaignFor those who follow the presidential campaign?s every turn, last night could have caused some whiplash.
Globe investigations and Spotlight reportsA look at high-impact investigations from The Boston Globe, including the Pulitzer Prize-winning report on abuse in the Catholic Church.
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Thousands of residents in Michigan have been exposed to toxic amounts of lead, including about 9,000 children.
The Bruins backup goaltender was taken to Mass General after the first period of Tuesday night?s game.
The explosion at the Nut Island Headworks left five workers with minor injuries and caused a fire that burned for more than 24 hours.
A lawsuit filed Wednesday seeks an order forcing city and state officials to remedy alleged violations of the federal Safe Drinking Water Act.
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Greg Hubbard spoke with Boston.com about the newest Chevrolet Volt and the much-anticipated Bolt EV.
Laurent Gbagbo is accused together with a former youth minister, Charles Ble Goude, of involvement in atrocities that left 3,000 people dead.
The Fed pointed to one vulnerability in its statement, noting the weakness of exports as the dollar has gained strength.
Guests at the event, held at Liquid Art House, included fellow councilors Annissa Essaibi George and Andrea Campbell.
In ?You, Me and the Apocalypse,? the many plotlines and characters are united by the fact that a comet is racing toward Earth.
Boston Globe coverage and the movie ?Spotlight??Spotlight? is based on the stories and the reporters behind the investigation of sexual abuse in the Catholic Church.
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4-D printing creates objects that can adaptThe eventual applications could include smart fabrics that change their weave.
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Pope Francis meets Iranian leader to discuss Middle EastThe meeting marked the first time ranian President Hassan Rouhani has visited the West since a landmark nuclear agreement with Iran last year.
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Home Sweets HomeInterior designer Holly Joe cooks up the love in her sophisticated yet cozy family house in Westwood.
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?Millennial fatigue,? Gen Z, and observations from a generational reseacher
City of Boston ends its long opposition to Wynn casino in pact set to pay city $2 million a year
Two shot, one stabbed in Brookline
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