British authorities want more materials from Boston College?s oral history project about the Troubles.
JOAN VENNOCHI
Did Marty Walsh cross a line when he stood up for working folks?What that means comes into play as a federal labor probe moves forward.
Walsh says he won?t be indicted in labor probeAn investigation into allegations of strong-arm tactics by unions has brought scrutiny to City Hall.
KEVIN CULLEN
Perceptions and realityThe perceptions based on unsavory characters should not be used to shape the reality facing Marty Walsh now.
Commuter rail cited as source of most T fare evasionMore than 80 percent of the $42 million cited by the agency is estimated to come from the rail lines, officials said.
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The Patriots quarterback would face a challenge against the Cardinals in Arizona for a Sunday night game.
DAN SHAUGHNESSY
Patriots brought this on themselvesThey don?t need to engage in dirty tricks to win, but they do it anyway, and they?re paying the price.
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This group of women, calling themselves the Wicked Cozy Authors, write formulaic murder mysteries called ?cozies.?
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Porcello teamed with three other pitchers in Monday?s 1-0 shutout, and Billerica?s Tom Glavine liked what he saw.
Here?s a bus ride that will leave you spinningBikeBus envisions a world where the commute to work becomes an opportunity to work out.
Overwhelmed by overdoses, clinic offers a room for highsODs are so common that Boston Health Care for the Homeless is creating a space where drug users can ride out their highs.
The sculptures by artist Ai Weiwei are the first of several public-art works slated for the Greenway as the weather warms.
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The film, even more than the album, embraces the struggles, trials, and resilience of all women of color, of all generations.
Unsafe lead levels found in two more city schoolsFour schools in Boston, including Latin Academy, have been found to have high levels of lead in the water.
Dorchester students push for Frederick Douglass statue A group of pint-sized social activists backing a Douglass statue in Roxbury have given the project new momentum.
Millennials don?t like socialism or capitalism, poll saysOverall, the generation struggling with student debt and an uneven economy had a dire outlook about the country.
DANTE RAMOS
Amazon and Uber need to grow upIf these companies intend to be permanent fixtures of the consumer landscape, they need to reckon with the power they exert in people?s lives.
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Cruz-Kasich deal just means they will lose by lessThe move is not only too little, too late, it plays right into Donald Trump?s hands.
The theme for this year?s Earth Day was ?Trees for the Earth? and the Earth Day Network has a goal of planting 7.8 billion trees by 2020.
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Brady may need the legal equivalent of a successful Hail Mary to avoid serving the four-game ban.
Peter Piemonte, 61, was an experienced scuba diver with many challenging journeys under his belt.
Sanders? campaign chief said that the senator will stay in the Democratic race until the convention.
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Rice?s killing by police in 2014 prompted national outrage and a federal lawsuit.
FDA officials and patient advocates clashed Monday over whether to approve the experimental drug by Cambridge-based Sarepta.
There?s an ongoing love affair with ?frightgeist? TV.
Amphibians are faced with extinction, so show a little kindness toward our green friends.
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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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