With rental demand strong from the life sciences sector, overseas buyers target biomedical research properties.
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A new report recommends lengthening school days and overhauling teacher evaluation, among other changes.
In casino battle, tribe?s sovereignty could be at risk On Cape Cod, the the hard-won status of lands designated as a Native American reservation is in jeopardy.
SAT subject tests lose favor for colleges In the past year, Amherst College, Dartmouth College, and Williams College all have dropped the subject test requirement.
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Clinton fundraiser features Boston business, civic VIPsHillary Clinton collected about $1.4 million Sunday evening at an Osterville fundraiser.
Clinton?s campaign manager defends foundationThe comments come after the foundation said it would stop accepting funds from corporations and foreign entities if Hillary Clinton is elected.
Ever untraditional, Trump elects to pass on taking vacationsDonald Trump is not known for taking time off -- let alone a long vacation.
Donald Trump may be considering his biggest flip-flop yetAccording to reports and the suggestions of his advisers, Trump may be seriously considering changing his tune on immigration.
President Obama has left Martha?s Vineyard. Now what? President Obama is returning from vacation rested and ready for a busy fall.
A crew of twenty firefighters from Mass. will be joining the effort to contain an 88,755-acre fire in Idaho.
The gunfire occured at a gathering attended by roughly 40 people, held to celebrate a mother?s 50th birthday shortly before midnight on Saturday.
John Sevier, 50, is accused in the Saturday incident.
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The state?s new all-electronic tolling system will include a ?hot list? feature capable of sending law enforcement instant alerts.
Ping-Pong controversy opens racial wound in MaldenA simmering dispute revolves around the most seemingly innocuous of topics: a game played at the senior center.
JOHN POWERS
Rio pulled off a Games in a manner most thought it couldn?t Fears and politics faded into the background once it was time to embrace and celebrate the athletes.
10 Olympic statistics to rememberHow did the US Olympic delegation perform in Rio? We put the Games in statistical perspective.
Abbey D?Agostino, Nikki Hamblin get sportsmanship award from IOCA tumble with Hamblin may have led the Topsfield native to forgo her Olympic dreams, but that doesn?t mean she went without recognition.
Hydroponics operation takes root in DevensThis is a Massachusetts farm where Mother Nature gets a high-tech boost.
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A massive drop of new material from Frank Ocean highlights the changing form of the album.
Investigators have gotten 900 tips from the public on Vanessa MarcotteState Police continue to seek answers the killing of the New York resident abducted while jogging in Princeton.
NICK CAFARDO | ON BASEBALL
Eduardo Rodriguez?s absence a troubling sign for Red SoxThe lefthander?s decision not to pitch at less than 100 percent puts team in a bind.
BEN VOLIN | ON FOOTBALL
The complexion of the roster changed significantly on Sunday.
Baby left alive after five others murdered in Ala. The district attorney said the scene where five people were ??brutally and viciously murdered?? was the worst she?d seen in 20 years on the job.
Editorial
Consumers have a right to go to courtIt?s time to eliminate ?forced arbitration? language from bank account and credit card contracts.
Private schools, painful secrets
The unexpected price of reporting abuse: retaliationThe Globe found 15 instances of retaliation at New England private schools against students or employees who raised concerns about sexual abuse by staffers.
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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From the spin of skee balls to the smell of fried dough, the region?s beachside arcades and amusement parks remain the stuff of childhood memories.
STAT, a national publication from Boston Globe Media Partners, covers health, medicine, and life sciences.
In five innings of work, Owens allowed eight runs (all earned), walked five, and struck out six.
The Red Sox famously won the 2004 World Series, but it came with a price: Curt Schilling?s infuriating opinions.
A man wades through a fountain looking for change, more Trump campaign signs go missing, and other odd tales from local police blotters.
?I want to do everything I can to see that Secretary Clinton wins,?? said Sanders.
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Available, low-cost electric vehicles could replace 87 percent of trips taken in gas-powered vehicles and still meet consumers? transportation needs.
About 3,200 people remained in shelters Sunday, according to state officials.
Griffin is an attorney and the executive director of the Disability Law Center in Boston.
Lee also discussed the film during his appearance Saturday at the island?s film festival.
We talk all things travel with one of the major players in Boston?s restaurant scene.
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The good news for Donald Trump out of Ohio, Fla.One thing that must leave the GOP candidate at least a little relieved is his standing in the two most critical swing states.
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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