The State Department says 30 e-mails that may be related to the 2012 attack on US compounds in Benghazi are among those recovered.
Ex-rabbi admits role in embezzling schemeBarry Starr, a former Sharon rabbi, used Temple Israel funds to pay a blackmailer who threatened to expose Starr?s relationships with men.
The $65 billion tech takeover, the biggest in that industry?s history, has won approval of Chinese regulators.
Some Mainers think it?s time for LePage to goThe Maine governor?s latest controversy, a profane message left on the voicemail of a Democratic legislator, is the last straw, they said.
Paul LePage hints he?s considering resigningAsked on a radio show whether he would complete his term, LePage said he didn?t know, but was ?looking at all options.?
Owen Labrie?s victim says she wants other victims to feel empowered?I feel ready to stand up and own what happened to me,? Chessy Prout said in her first public discussion about her sexual assault.
The group allegedly beat a 21-year-old autistic man, kicking him in the face and hitting him with a bottle before robbing him, police said.
New chief named for JFK Library foundationSteven Rothstein, a longtime Kennedy family ally with an extensive non-profit background, will be executive director of the entity that guides the museum.
The 3-year-old boy was pulled unresponsive from a swimming pool in Lowell during a party on Aug. 20.
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Deflategate is going to take the final steps of its pathetic existence when Tom Brady begins the four-game suspension at 4 p.m. on Saturday.
Dion Lewis, Sebastian Vollmer go on PUP list as Patriots cut three others, reports sayA look at the players New England has cut to get down to the NFL roster limit.
Why Gene Wilder?s marriage to Gilda Radner was so movingGilda Radner famously described her life after meeting Gene Wilder as having gone ??from black and white to Technicolor.??
Map: Where the moving trucks will be in BostonRoughly two-thirds of leases for the more than 165,000 apartments in Boston expire as August transitions to September, officials estimate.
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State Police remind students to be careful with tall trucksAn overheight truck struck an overpass on Storrow Drive Tuesday afternoon.
Great white shark gets chummy with boatersThe predator swam right up to a boat off Provincetown and the encounter was captured on video.
David Ortiz had a message for his legions of fans at the unveiling in Sterling: ??I love corn.??
Abercrombie & Fitch can?t get the grown-ups into the kids? clothesAbercrombie & Fitch wants adults in their twenties to wear its clothes. The grown-ups appear to be saying: Why would I?
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Waterville Valley Resort to build new ski trailsConstruction has begun on a new slope dubbed ?Green Peak,? which is set to open this winter.
The 20 most exciting restaurants coming to Boston this fallOld favorites rise again! Celebrity chefs shine! Food promises to be hydroponic, wood-fired, truffle-topped, chicken-fried ? and above all delicious. Here?s what to expect this season.
So long, fro-yo. The latest trend is rolled ice cream.Massachusetts now has locations in Allston and Saugus. Will more follow?
The enduring Boston LightThe lighthouse continues to guide mariners safely along Massachusetts? treacherous coast, and in and out of the harbor.
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The broken covenantBehind the fragmented state of mental health care lies a political system failure that spans decades ? and continues.
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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The two wingers were frustrated at missing the playoffs last season.
The allegations against Joseph Gargiulo were made public when he appeared in federal court to face a single charge of possessing ammunition.
A new video hopes to prompt millennials to vote, and makes a lot of sex jokes in the process.
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The Islamic State group says Abu Muhammed al-Adnani was ?martyred while surveying the operations to repel the military campaigns against Aleppo.?
Ireland gave billions in euros worth of illegal tax benefits to the US technology giant, the European Union ruled.
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