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South Boston?s identity is changing, no doubt, but all identities do.
The MBTA Green Line resumed normal service several hours after a train derailed Saturday afternoon at Copley station.
Storm?s focus expected to be southern Mass.Southeastern Mass. could get 4 to 6 inches, with less in Boston, in snowfall Sunday night into Monday morning.
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Donald Trump?s path to the GOP nomination is deceptively tenuous, and it might not take much to knock him off course.
The soldier is the second US combat fatality in the fight against Islamic militants.
A coyote was spotted on B Street in South Boston on Saturday morning.
The device did not go off and no one was injured. It may have been thrown in the window between 1 and 2 a.m., according to police.
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Emily Sun, a 13-year-old student at Boston Latin School, correctly spelled ?Nicaraguan? and then ?diurnal? to win.
With rising prices and few choices, first-time home buyers have perhaps never had a harder time becoming first-time homeowners.
BEN VOLIN I SUNDAY FOOTBALL NOTES
Why Roger Goodell and NFL owners won?t simply cede their powerTake any news of Goodell giving up his power with a grain of salt.
Lincoln-Sudbury sophomore skating for a state title two months after open-heart surgeryThe sudden death of his father four years ago likely saved the life of Owen Toland.
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The program ended just after 2 a.m. this morning, despite pleas by advocates to keep it going.
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A brand-new house from ?This Old House?The TV show following the construction of the 3,000-square-foot Essex home will air on WGBH beginning on Thursday, March 31.
DUKE 71, YALE 64
Duke knocks out a game YaleThe Bulldogs nearly extended their Cinderella run despite trailing by 23 at halftime.
Judge revokes bail for Owen Labrie Prosecutors had alleged that they had found instances in which Labrie was away from his mother?s home during his curfew period.
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Change is coming to CubaPresident Obama?s trip to Cuba is a vital foreign policy statement.
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Ground Game
Get ready for a long nomination raceHillary Clinton and Donald Trump may have to wait until June to set their sights on each other.
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Green is the theme this week in honor of St. Patrick?s Day, which is celebrated in many cities around the world.
BC leads the nation with an average 5.30 goals per game, while Minnesota is No. 2 at 4.72.
The teenager is accused of killing a man after fleeing state custody in November.
US Senator Elizabeth Warren blasted the head of the US Chamber of Commerce Friday afternoon.
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The explosion occured on Istanbul?s main pedestrian shopping street on Saturday.
Protests over low wages drew attention to income inequality, transforming Bernie Sanders into a serious contender.
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Helen Mirren and the late Alan Rickman star in a military drama.
First things first: We?re putting Matthew Weiner in charge.
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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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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.
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Forcast for snow from spring storm wanes
Trump?s lead in delegate race may not be enough
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Low inventory puts the squeeze on first-time homebuyers
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