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Dr. Tyrone S. Cushing is the second doctor in recent days to have his license suspended for improperly recommending medical marijuana.
Mass. faces $311 million shortfallTax revenue in May fell below expectations for the second month in a row.
Prince?s death highlights fentanyl problem, Markey says US Senator Edward Markey said the country must demand that China, Mexico, and others crack down on groups that illegally produce the drug.
The state?s highest court ruled that a Woburn man convicted of abusing his infant daughter in 2010 is entitled to a new trial.
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Guns N? Roses can?t beat Foxborough curfewFoxborough selectmen won?t let Axl Rose and company play past the town?s curfew during July shows at Gillette Stadium.
A sex offender who was convicted of raping his karate students allegedly began working at another karate school.
Victim?s father jumps over table to attack her killer in courtThe man had walked to the front of the courtroom to give a victim-impact statement and turned toward his daughter?s killer, who smiled at him.
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A State Police helicopter and the agency?s dive team assisted Friday in a water search in Kingston.
Environmental Police will continue their search in Belmont after a recent sighting.
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Museums in Paris have been forced to move artworks because of flooding, inevitably triggering fears elsewhere.
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Former WBCN DJ Mark Parenteau has died The longtime former WBCN DJ was a friend to many rock stars in the 1970s and ?80s.
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Tapestry, located in the former Church space, is from husband-and-wife team Meghann Ward and Kevin Walsh.
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As you might imagine, the singer?s fervent following, affectionately known as the Beyhive, is not pleased.
The most fiery quotes from Matt Damon?s MIT commencement speechAt MIT on Friday, Matt Damon railed against bankers and the Brexit, and called Elizbeth Warren ?justice.?
Matt Damon has goals, jokes for MIT gradsThe Cambridge native, who had his breakout in ?Good Will Hunting,? joked that he was ?fake-graduating? from a college in his hometown for a second time.
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A trade appears to be necessary, but the market simply isn?t at a place where deals are likely.
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Red Sox aren?t likely to slug their way to a titleIf the Red Sox don?t shore up their pitching, all that offense could go to waste.
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The Weekender: Beyoncé, a kid lit-fest, and Andy SambergBeyoncé brings the No. 1 show of the summer to Gillette Stadium on Friday, and other things going on this weekend.
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The fringe campaign of Dr. SpockHow is it that a senior citizen, 74-year-old Bernie Sanders, is leading what is essentially a youth movement?
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What the tough primary season means for Clinton While Americans may not like Hillary Clinton as much as when she was secretary of state, they dislike her GOP opponent even more.
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As impressive as the Sox have looked at times, they do not appear to have separated themselves in their division.
Police have ended their 7-month sexual abuse investigation of the embattled school without bringing criminal charges.
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An expert committee will consider whether the Rio Games should proceed as planned, given concerns about the Zika virus.
The retail giant plans to test its own grocery delivery using Uber and Lyft drivers.
Single women are buying more SUVs, fueling a surge in demand that has 2016 on pace to top last year?s record light-vehicle sales in the US.
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The film is a Manhattan fable from Rebecca Miller, squarely in the Woody Allen/Noah Baumbach camp, but with a novel woman?s sensibility.
Formerly an art-rock septet, a popular and controversial Lebanese group is reborn on its fourth album as a lean dance-music quintet.
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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