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The candidates shouted over one another and resorted to sarcasm in the most combative exchange of the Democratic campaign thus far.
Four charts that matter in the Democratic primary right nowHillary Clinton is looking to stop Bernie Sanders? winning streak Tuesday in New York before the race hits five more states.
New York Post endorses Donald TrumpThe New York Post has endorsed Donald Trump in the GOP presidential primary.
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Activists say the politicians support the expansion of alcohol sales while backing an effort to stop the legalization of marijuana.
OPINION | KEVIN P. HILL
Massachusetts should develop sound marijuana policyThe current ballot initiative has several key weaknesses that need to be addressed.
Without significant changes, administration officials say, the costs of MassHealth will continue to grow faster than state revenues.
Nearly all doctors believe it?s important to talk with patients about their final days. But most work in systems that provide little help.
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Governor Baker defended his noncommittal approach to a transgender bill Thursday, a day after advocates booed him.
Duxbury father wins student loan relief, seeks more changeRobert Murphy?s case was being watched nationally amid growing concern about escalating education debt.
Bridgewater inmate allegedly attempted suicide 3 times before deathIn the weeks leading up to his death, Leo Marino tried to kill himself three times, according to his brother and attorney.
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Another tunnel under Boston doesn?t sound crazy to Seth MoultonThe US congressman is breathing new life into a transportation pipe dream whose biggest advocates have been two former governors, Mike Dukakis and Bill Weld.
Ideas | Nell Lake
Compensating the kindness of strangersPaid caregivers are too often ignored and undervalued.
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The demons of opioid addiction finally claimed Kelsey Endicott. Her mother?s heart-rending response went viral.
February freeze could cost Ashley?s Peaches the farmErnest and Diane Ventura?s fifth-generation family farm won?t have much to sell this summer.
Patriots to open 2016 season in ArizonaThe Patriots face all four AFC North and NFC West teams in 2016, plus Denver, Houston, and their AFC East rivals.
OPINION | JOSHUA S. GOLDSTEIN AND STEVEN PINKER
The decline of war and violence In the first quartet of 2016, the level of war violence has fallen by more than half.
Ground Game
Despite Trump, many Republicans seeking office in 2016 Some fear a Trump nomination could affect down-ballot races ? but some local Republicans are lining up to run for office anyway.
What happens to the environment when humans disappear? Chernobyl, site of a nuclear disaster 30 years ago, gives us part of an answer.
STAT, a national publication from Boston Globe Media Partners, covers health, medicine, and life sciences.
GM stands firmly behind Claude Julien. Now he has to give his coach a few defensemen and depth to build a perennial contender.
Don?t expect a repeat performance. The institution has developed better containment technologies.
With a federal grand jury sitting in Boston and subpoenas being delivered, Brian Joyce is looking to raise some real money.
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A proposal was submitted by Boston City Council president Michelle Wu.
The mass abduction captured the world?s attention and horror, but two years later, nearly all of the Chibok schoolgirls are still missing.
Big technology companies have usually played a defensive game with government prosecutors in their legal fight over customer information.
Disney?s live-action/CGI remake of its 1967 film is a thing of digitized beauty until its formulaic smackdown of an ending.
ClassPass announced it is raising its Boston rates to $150 per month for current unlimited users, and $180 for new ones.
The film recounts Hill?s testimony against Thomas 25 years ago, but in many ways it seems very much of the moment.
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Key reports from Globe?s Spotlight team on clergy sex abuseThe Boston Globe?s 2001-2002 investigation into sexual abuses by clergy in the Catholic Church resulted in more than 600 stories.
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.
Makover Derring-DoIn the latest issue of Design New England, lots of color and a bit of bravado wake up a ho-hum family room.
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A mother?s frank depiction of daughter?s overdose touches thousands
Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders square off in caustic New York debate
Patriots release Dominique Easley
Duxbury father wins student loan relief, seeks more change
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