Trump won among almost every demographic, robbing his rivals of room to claim victory.
EDITORIAL
GOP must confront Trump nightmareIt?s time for Republican elected officials to show their cards. Will they support Trump or not?
JEFF JACOBY
Why a conservative voted for BernieCasting a ballot for one of the non-Trumps in the primary would be a futile gesture.
With 11 states holding Super Tuesday nominating contests, Clinton won seven of them.
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An SUV plowed into Sweet Tomatoes on Washington Street Tuesday night, killing two patrons and seriously injuring three people.
2 spacemen back home after year aloft: ?We did it!?The move ended a science-rich mission at the International Space Station that began last March and was deemed a steppingstone to Mars.
Because his repeated safety violations ? in 1997, 2006, 2011, and 2013 ? stretched out over many years, they did not trigger MBTA rules.
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The Lynn food processor has grown into a national player with more than $130 million in annual sales and 375 employees.
BRA?s top planner tracks city?s growth and needsBoston?s first new citywide plan to guide growth and civic improvements in a half-century will focus on housing, transportation and access to education.
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Brandon Sherrod left the basketball team to sing with the Whiffenpoofs, but kept his game in tune.
THOMAS FARRAGHER
Sha Na Na sax man leaves a legacy of doo-wop memories Lennie Baker ? cantankerous and hilarious ? remained a son of Whitman even as his group Sha Na Na gained fame.
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Ted Cruz?s delegate math problem To win the nomination, Cruz will have to go from having 5 percent of GOP delegates to more than 50 percent in three months.
NASA astronaut Scott Kelly captured views of our planet that unify science and art.
The night began with Dougie Hamilton hearing boos. It ended with the Bruins avoiding them.
The Trump phenomenon, along with the highly competitive Democratic race, was expected to help set a turnout record.
The former president appeared in Newton and West Roxbury to rally support for his wife, Hillary Clinton, who is in a tight race with Bernie Sanders.
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Craft Brewers Guild has opted to pay the state rather than shut down for 90 days.
SCOT LEHIGH
Trump has executed hostile takeover of the GOPDonald Trump is riding high in the saddle ? and the GOP is galloping toward a full-on identity crisis.
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Video games that can read your emotions?Nevermind? will use a standard webcam to watch the fright on players' faces as they tackle levels, and respond based on the emotion they display.
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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