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Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders have both made Brooklyn the symbolic center of a contest that underscores their tense rivalry.
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A hot dish of malarkey at Wisconsin fish fryThe Republicans at an event in Milwaukee were a glass-more-than-half-empty crowd.
How neighbors and a gun range coexist in a Vermont townA volunteer board in Vermont, including a contractor, a school bus driver, and a plumber, forged common ground on the issue of guns.
Rain will likely start after midnight, turning to snow on Sunday morning, according to the National Weather Service.
Fishermen look to replace human monitors with camerasThe relationship between the region?s fishermen and the government observers who monitor their catch has long been uneasy.
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Maybe more than anyone in Boston, Billy Stewart changed the way probation officers did their jobs, pushing them into the streets at night.
An alleged drug dealer apparently seeking to capitalize on the political zeitgeist was arrested in Troy, N.H., on Thursday.
Samaritans Inc. of Boston has added 24-hour texting service to its suicide prevention helpline.
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Charter school supporters say there is no reason for district schools to continue receiving money for students they aren?t educating.
Gay Talese?s comments at BU create a backlash on TwitterDid legendary journalist Gay Talese really just say that?
It?s a phenomenon common enough that it has a name: VIP syndrome.
Immobilized but unbroken, filmmaker turns camera on himself Patrick O?Brien spent 10 years making the documentary ?Transfatty Lives,? which won the 2015 audience awards at the Tribeca and Milano film festivals.
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2016 World Figure Skating Championships
American Gracie Gold, the hometown favorite who was first after Thursday?s short program, stumbled in her opening jump combination.
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Is baseball poised to return to Montreal?A feasibility study found a team could draw around 28,000 fans per game in a 36,000-seat facility.
2016 Winter Globe All-Scholastics: Honoring the area?s bestSee who was honored after this winter sports season.
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Doctors should talk to patients about gunsGun-safety screening is a matter of public health that should become a routine part of the doctor-patient relationship.
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Why Wisconsin?s primary mattersTuesday?s election may matter and function more like those initial nominating contests than the more recent primaries.
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The Tar Heels advance to play Villanova in Monday?s national championship game.
Jeffrey Pendleton?s death has drawn attention to New Hampshire?s practice of putting in jail people who cannot make bail.
Chris Adams surprised his mother and girlfriend by coming home in a fire truck they thought was dispatched to fix a gas leak.
Donald Trump, and other candidates, were in Wisconsin on Saturday ahead of the state?s primary.
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Journalists visiting the town witnessed firsthand the destruction inflicted by the extremist group on the town?s famed archaeological site.
Mortimer Zuckerman is stepping back from the board of the Boston-based real estate company that made him a billionaire.
A group of college baseball players in 1980 Texas party and philosophize their way through the last few days before school starts.
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Even the river of syrup coursing through ?The Sound of Music?? can?t obscure the glow given off by Kerstin Anderson, who plays the free-spirited Maria.
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