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The lines are so long at some caucus sites that Senator Justin Alfond of Portland is calling for reinstating primaries.
Marco Rubio wins Puerto Rico GOP primaryThe Florida senator has won Puerto Rico?s Republican primary, his second win of the race for the GOP presidential nomination.
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Belichick, girlfriend dine with ?good friend? TrumpThe Patriots coach joined quarterback Tom Brady and owner Bob Kraft in having connections with the GOP frontrunner.
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The former first lady was a protector of her husband when he was president and then a caregiver while he battled Alzheimer?s.
FLUTO SHINZAWA | ON HOCKEY
Kevan Miller?s absence limits Bruins? blue-line optionsMiller had been performing well as Zdeno Chara?s right-hand man. Now the Bruins have to adjust their rotation of defensemen.
It?s a clash with roots in the 1960s, when Norfolk ? in a gesture of good will ? gave thirsty Franklin a patch of land for the well.
York lobster dealer to open 2nd location at Boston Fish PierA Maine lobster dealer is adding a second location on the Boston Fish Pier.
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Affluence is surging in some areas of Boston, while poverty remains deep in others, creating a city of neighborhoods that are separated by more than distance.
Deadly fire in Orange claims lives of two young childrenThree other people were injured in the fire in western Mass. and taken to a hospital.
Major crimes ? led by bike theft ? rose by 7 percent between 2014 and 2015, according to Transit Police statistics.
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Tech workers are in high demand in Mass. and around the country, but experienced tech workers say this job market is passing them by.
BEN VOLIN | ON FOOTBALL
Is he the greatest of all time? Is he genuine? The more we saw of him, on and off the field, the more uncertain the answers became.
1 dead, 7 wounded in Chelsea shootingA teenager died, authorities said, and other people sustained wounds that were not life-threatening.
IDEAS | Roberto Lovato
El Salvador?s archives of deathThe legacy of El Salvador?s brutal civil war lies in a shallow grave. Today, some people are starting to dig.
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When ?Never Trump? became ?Maybe Trump?Instead of stopping Donald Trump?s momentum last night, the other candidates on the stage stopped the #NeverTrump movement.
A look at some of the best images taken by Globe photographers last month.
Wade is still playing at an elite level as the Heat try catch the Celtics for the third seed in the East.
Gordon hired a man he believed to be a gang member from New Hampshire, but who was actually another undercover law enforcement officer.
Voters in Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Nebraska, and Maine weighed in on the presidential nominating contests Saturday.
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The program is modeled after the Gloucester Police Department?s Angel Program.
The analysis showed the practice of using non-secure email systems to send sensitive information was widespread.
Dubois is executive director of the National Consumer Law Center, a Boston nonprofit.
As ?Downton Abbey? comes to an end Sunday night, let us pause to praise its most indelible character.
The top destination for spring break this year? Six of the top 20 places students plan to go are in Europe. Cancun barely makes the top 10.
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.
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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Next-gen bike technology still peddling uphillThe story of electric-powered wheels is another example of how tough it is to turn game-changing concepts into products.
JOHN L. ALLEN JR. | ALL THINGS CATHOLIC
An Australian lesson in telling the whole Catholic storyThere are salt-of-the-earth folks, who quietly carry out a staggering variety of good works.
Design New England
A Gardener?s GardenThe lush landscape around Andrew Grossman?s home and studio is a showcase of possibilities.
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Boston?s struggle with income segregation
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