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Hospitals are hiring experienced physicians to provide care overnights, once the domain of residents and nurses.
Ticket including Weld could appeal to local GOP votersFor those turned off by Donald Trump?s persona, Libertarians Bill Weld and Gary Johnson may be an option.
KEVIN CULLEN
Austin Tice is missing, and so is American awarenessMost Americans don?t know the story of the Marine-turned-journalist who lost his freedom searching out truth in Syria. They should.
Dozens of Mass. school districts have signed deals to enroll foreign students in their high schools.
Women gearing up for careers in the auto industryEmployers who come to the Benjamin Franklin Institute are seeking more women, especially to interact with customers.
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Many groups do essentially the same thing while competing for donors and struggling to survive, critics say.
John Paul McComiskey, of Woburn, faces charges of driving a boat while drunk in the incident that injured his cousin, officials said.
GARY WASHBURN | ON BASKETBALL
No Kevin Durant? No problem for CelticsSure, missing out on the superstar hurts, but there are plenty of reasons for optimism.
DAN SHAUGHNESSY
Dreaming of Kevin Durant was fun while it lastedIt was going to be the third edition of the Celtics? Big Three. Banner No. 18 was on order.
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MUSIC REVIEW
Nick Jonas, Demi Lovato, and Little Big Town brought starry luster to the Hatch Shell, but what did they have to do with the holiday?
Another festive Fourth, but what about 2017?Hundreds of thousands gathered on the Esplanade Monday night but with its benefactor retiring, there?s worry it may not return.
The Boston cemetery where the past came to lifeThe Granary Burying Ground, resting place of a number of American patriots, was a popular attraction on Independence Day.
Fire breaks out on Plymouth fireworks bargesSaid one witness: ?Suddenly there was a huge boom. Everything that was on display went up.?
BOOK REVIEW
Forget about disavowals: Gay Talese?s new book is a trainwreckThe questions keep mounting about the recently released ?The Voyeur?s Motel.??
Medical groups wants Congress to reverse gun-violence research banPhysicians and their influential lobbying groups are trying to get the 1996 research restriction overturned.
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After the House sit-in, some advocates feel momentum is on their side. Others aren?t quite as sure.
JOAN VENNOCHI
Old Boston hangs onBoston is due for a generational pivot, but traditional downtown civic leadership feels stuck in a time warp.
Sabrina DaSilva was found with multiple gunshot wounds outside her apartment building, authorities said.
Juno ended a five-year voyage Monday and began to explore the king of the planets.
EDITORIAL
Massachusetts needs a new energy lawThe goal on energy: Pass legislation that gives the Commonwealth a chance to meet its targets.
The state?s plan to close psychiatric hospitals has had unintended consequences.
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.
STAT, a national publication from Boston Globe Media Partners, covers health, medicine, and life sciences.
A look at some of the best images taken by Globe photographers last month.
The prize of the free agent market elected to join Golden State after spending the weekend listening to offers.
A group of six friends in an SUV were rushing to see a fireworks display when the vehicle hit a utility pole and parked car, police said.
With few political allies, Trump will turn to the entertainment world to give him a boost.
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An analysis of five years of data by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety shows more drivers die on July 4 than any other day of the year.
Sunday?s attack is the Islamic State?s deadliest-ever bomb attack on civilians.
A number of companies based here have large operations in the UK and could feel an impact from the recent vote.
The company attracted its biggest audience in a decade and the best ticket revenues in its 53-year history.
The theory is based on the results of a five-year study published in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology.
Ground Game
How 2016 could look a lot like Dukakis ?88In the summer of 1988, former Massachusetts governor Michael Dukakis was up by 17 points, and he lost badly.
Design New England
?This is home?Keith Leblanc and Kelly Monnahan create a haven for themselves, family, and friends in the piney hills of outer Cape Cod.
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