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A judge found Officer Edward Nero not guilty of assault and other charges in the arrest of Freddie Gray, who died after being injured in police custody.
Expert says Boston water fountain plan may have been flawed from startThe city water commission?s top engineer weighs in on issues with lead levels at several public schools.
Newton teachers demand full report on graffiti incidentsThe union formally requested a complete copy of the independent investigation into anti-Semitic graffiti at Day Middle School.
Worcester express part of rail schedule changes debuting todayThe MBTA has revamped schedules for nine of its 12 commuter rail lines.
GE announces deals worth more than $1.4b with Saudi ArabiaGeneral Electric, which is moving to Boston, said it made a series of deals as part of Saudi Arabia?s plan to wean itself off crude oil.
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Ortiz is so free of pressure after announcing his retirement this offseason that he?s hitting as good as he ever has.
Draymond Green says groin kick wasn?t intentionalThe Warriors forward could face additional discipline for his contact with the Thunder?s Steven Adams on Sunday.
A series of coordinated blasts in government strongholds have killed more than 80 people and wounded 200 others.
Energy secretary returns to schoolErnest Moniz, who earned a physics degree from BC in 1966, will deliver the commencement address Monday.
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Google?s new chat app Allo knows you ? maybe too wellThe app seems to be offering assistance where it?s not necessary, and it feels a little invasive.
It remains unclear why Jorge Zambrano fatally shot Auburn Police Officer Ronald Tarentino Jr. during a traffic stop.
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In the nick of time, the Patriots quarterback?s legal team says it will file an appeal of his four-game suspension in the ongoing saga of Deflategate.
Tom Brady attorney says Roger Goodell ignored NFL?s own equipment rulesTheodore Olson also said he may seek a stay of Tom Brady?s suspension if an appeal is not decided before the season.
Document: Draft of Tom Brady?s Deflategate petitionThe Patriots quarterback?s fight is not over yet.
Harvard endowment chief takes medical leaveA spokesman declined to elaborate on the nature Stephen Blyth?s medical leave of absence, which is effective Monday.
Supreme Court tosses all-white jury?s death sentence for a black manThe ruling underscores the importance of rules the court laid out in 1986 to prevent racial discrimination in the selection of juries.
Imagine Mark Cuban as the country?s No. 2The Mavericks owner said he would listen if either Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump, the presumptive nominees, approached him.
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The simple reason why Trump-Clinton polls tightenedHillary Clinton may not need to appeal to independent voters as much as she just needs to convince Bernie Sanders supporters to join her.
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A huge all-ages melee with light-up swords hits Boston this weekend, thanks to Cats in Space.
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What?s all this talk about resilience?Resilience talk is just a little too glib, a little too modish, a little too nonsensical.
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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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Bradley, who was moved to sixth in the batting order, went 1 for 3 with a walk.
Baker, who died Saturday, offered firm life lessons ?with a soft voice? to her son, Charlie, and others she encountered.
He told an audience in New Jersey that the country is ??getting killed?? by foreign competitors and losing jobs.
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Owner Rose Perry says her unique car gets celebrity treatment when she takes it out in public.
The United States circumvented Pakistan in an effort to disrupt the strengthening insurgency.
Artificial intelligence is a longstanding science fiction staple that is coming into its own.
The event at Equinox Sports Club?s Boston location was emceed by Ann Romney.
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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