The condition of the officer, who was shot early Sunday, was unknown, according to State Police.
1978 custody case runs counter to Clinton?s messageHillary Clinton, who says she?s an unwavering advocate for women, backed a father in a contentious case.
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The former governor, who will run for VP on the Libertarian ticket, has always seemed to relish a sudden plunge into the unknown.
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Funding, interest lag in sickle cell disease fightBenefactors tell officials at Children?s Hospital and Dana-Farber that they prefer to back efforts to help children with cancer.
Governor Baker?s mother dies after long illnessElizabeth ?Betty? Baker died Saturday at a facility in Needham, according to a spokesman.
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UMass just can?t winIt wasn?t long ago when people complained that the state university?s flagship campus was a second-tier state school.
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We tell students they need a bachelor?s degree to get ahead. But for too many, the numbers no longer add up.
AG Healey alleges ambulance firm overbilled state Maura Healey says Cataldo Ambulance Service Inc. charged the state an extra $600,000 over a 10-year period.
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The consulting firm McKinsey & Co. estimates that Americans will spend about $300 billion over the next decade on such services as access to affordable child care and paid leave.
She?s pressing top companies on pay equityNatasha Lamb filed shareholder resolutions at nine major technology companies, directing them to disclose pay differences between men and women.
Nick Cafardo | On baseball
If Clay Buchholz could just soak it in and learn, then . . .
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Baseball isn?t keeping up the paceEntering Saturday, the average time of a Red Sox game was 3 hours, 15 minutes, second-longest in the majors.
War veteran joins cyber war against child predatorsThree years after he was badly injured in an attack in Afghanistan, Thomas Block has a new mission.
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For Trenni Kusnierek, it?s a must to keep mental health dialogue openShe has come to accept that anxiety is simply her state of things, her existence.
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New commuter rail schedules debut on MondayThe change comes months after commuters were outraged by the agency?s first attempt to shift schedules.
Bryan Cranston practically resurrects LBJ in HBO?s ?All the Way?The film adaptation puts you in a room with the 36th president of the United States, with an intimate view of his weary, furrowed face.
5 things to know about sunscreenFive things you should know about sunscreen before you get greased up for a day on the beach.
The pews grew emptier and emptier. Until at last they realized: the Congregational Church of West Medford was dying. But they were people of faith and they believed in resurrection.
Ideas | Kelly Kasulis
Feeling the squeeze in New England?s last old ChinatownThe costs of code compliance and routine maintenance don?t raise public ire like skyrocketing rents that push out longtime residents.
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Ground Game
Why party unity is overrated in this electionThe rule about candidates getting the entire party to fight for them after a bruising primary might be tossed out of the window.
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There are differing opinions in the ranks as to how suspicious they should be when evaluating players.
The Board of Trustees called Jill Bourne a ?star? with creative fund-raising chops and a commitment to diversity.
Donald Trump?s gun policies are ?not just way out there? but ?dangerous? and would make America less safe, Hillary Clinton said Saturday.
A software company will occupy much of a refurbished fighter jet hangar now used for movie-making.
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The idea was floated during a live Twitter chat with Boston Mayor Martin Walsh, but some have suggested a much more radical future for cars in Boston.
Persistently low oil prices appear to be taking a heavy toll on the kingdom, spurring rare labor unrest.
Firestone?s new book, ?Even the Odds,? is about risk.
Critic Sebastian Smee says the Peabody Essex Museum?s exhibition captures the artist in all his carnal, tormented, gasp-inducing greatness.
Travel writer Christopher Muther was ready to drink the Providence Kool-Aid, but he thought it best to explore a bit first.
Private schools, painful secretsMore than 200 victims. At least 90 legal claims. At least 67 private schools in New England. This is the story of hundreds of students sexually abused by staffers, and emerging from decades of silence today.
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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Hillary Clinton stands up for man in child custody case
The college debt crisis is even worse than you think
As Joe Kelly showed, nothing?s better than full potential
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