Two Michigan regulators and a city employee were charged with evidence tampering as well as several other felony and misdemeanor counts.
Up to 500 migrants feared dead in Mediterranean shipwreckThe UN refugee agency, citing survivors, said the tragedy happened in the waters between Italy and Libya last week.
Larry Lucchino named Jimmy Fund chairmanThe former Red Sox president and chief executive takes over a role that had been unfilled since 2009.
Alex Speier
Stakes have been raised in Red Sox? rotation gambleWith Joe Kelly on the disabled list, Boston?s belief in its pitching depth will be tested.
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Charlie Harrington has been described as ?the godfather? of local location scouting.
How these doctors bypass insurance companiesSome physicians have stopped accepting health insurance and instead charge patients a flat monthly fee.
Here?s the full story of runner being carried across finish lineAri Ofsevit spent the night in Tufts Medical Center?s ICU after two fellow runners helped him the finish the race.
The protestors chained themselves together in the lobby of the Boston building to protest Israeli policies.
State Street hit by Galvin for overbilling clientsSecretary of State William Galvin filed a civil complaint against the company, saying it overcharged customers more than $200 million over 18 years.
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The mural mysteriously appeared last fall on the side of 200 Clarendon Street, the tower formerly known as the John Hancock building.
Curt Schilling defends himself in wake of Facebook controversyThe former Red Sox ace appeared on WEEI Wednesday after his recent Facebook post set off a firestorm on social media.
Prince George gets a lift for his shotThe British royal posed for a photo in a new stamp set ? thanks to some foam blocks and duct tape.
Learning & Earning | Globe Magazine
When it comes to negotiating salaries, women face traps that men don?t How the City of Boston is training female workers to succeed in a process stacked against them.
Learning & Earning | Globe Magazine
The gig economy is coming. You probably won?t like it. Say goodbye to salaries, health insurance, and vacation days. Forty percent of America?s workforce could be freelance by 2020.
Donald Trump wins N.Y., but he may have lost ManhattanThe Republican presidential candidate is about 850 votes behind John Kasich, according to unofficial results.
JEFF JACOBY
Donald Trump thinks the GOP nomination process is undemocratic? He should see the Constitution.
Michael A. Cohen
New York values propel Donald Trump, Hillary ClintonThe Empire State hammers it home: It?s likely to be Trump vs. Clinton this fall.
GROUND GAME
Clinton, Trump move to friendly states in next week?s primariesThe race for delegates will continue in a week as five states on the East Coast go to the polls.
The Big Picture
More than 30,000 participants registered for the 2016 Boston Marathon, the third largest field in the race history.
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Washington starred at Syracuse University and played three seasons in the NBA.
James ?Whitey? Bulger?s girlfriend will be sentenced later this month for criminal contempt.
The plane could be grounded for several days, weeks, or even months while the issue is sorted out.
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To be eligible this year, the vehicles must have undergone a significant redesign.
It was the strongest tremor in the wake of Saturday?s lethal earthquake that killed hundreds.
The state?s highest court ruled against a would-be development near the Gay Head Cliffs, reversing a lower court?s ruling.
The touring art installation, which first appeared in 2013, will return in September.
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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.
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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