Thousands of people who buy subsidized health insurance will face substantial premium increases.
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The N.H. school is being sued by the parents of a 15-year-old boy, saying it was wrong to withdraw their son after he had sex with another student.
North Korea seismic activity likely means fifth nuclear test, Seoul saysMonitors earlier Friday reported an earthquake near North Korea?s northeastern nuclear test site, a strong indication of a nuclear test.
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In Pittsburgh, Vivien Li gets a second shot at the waterfrontLi, the former head of the Boston Harbor Association, is using the same playbook to transform the riverfront in Pittsburgh.
An internal investigation is looking into the transfer of surplus weapons to a state-authorized vendor.
For more than a decade, officers of color in Boston have challenged the Police Department?s use of a test used to screen the force for drug use.
Opinion | Andrew J. Bacevich
I was held prisoner on an American aircraft carrierI attended the ?Commander-in-Chief Forum?? and saw a close-up view of the media?s role in trivializing American politics.
Ground Game
Trump?s upper hand in Maine?s Down EastNo one in history has ever chipped off a single electoral vote in Maine, but local experts say Donald Trump is favored to do so this year.
Trump keeps up praise of Putin, vexing Republican alliesDonald Trump?s campaign signaled a preference for the leadership of an authoritarian adversary over that of America?s own president.
A tractor-trailer hit a highway barrier, flipped over and caught fire, spilling about 45,000 pounds of the would-be pennies.
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On a sleepy Election Day, Walter Timilty captured the Democratic nomination for the Milton-area Senate seat, and Patricia Jehlen of Somerville easily fended off a challenger.
Former Boston city councilor Stephen J. Murphy won a seven-way Democratic primary Thursday.
Elizabeth Warren was passed over for VP. But she doesn?t seem to mind.The Massachusetts Democrat has dived back into her job with visible gusto since being passed over to be Hillary Clinton?s running mate.
Would you pay $6 million for four Dorchester properties?With its tidy homes and overgrown lots, the little pocket of Dorchester hardly looks like the city?s next hot address. Until you see the price tag.
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Harry Danso is among the largest single group of immigrants in this Central Massachusetts city.
Bruins unveil dazzling Warrior Ice Arena in BrightonThe new arena will be their practice rink, complete with state-of-the-art training facilities and amenities.
David Ahern, 28, Babson College?s first baseball All-AmericanMr. Ahern was a stalwart of the Lexington Blue Sox Intercity League team and was in his fifth season with them.
CHRISTOPHER L. GASPER
Preseason priorities at QB could hurt PatriotsIt feels like Bill Belichick tried to split the baby by treating both Tom Brady and Jimmy Garoppolo like starters.
fall arts preview
Curl up with a new book this fall. There are a lot of good ones. We?re looking forward to upcoming fall books for a lot of reasons.
To avoid ?doorings,? drivers could try the ?Dutch Reach? A driver using a right hand to open a car door forces motorists to turn their bodies, looking over their shoulders for oncoming cyclists.
It sounds crazy, but some say there could be good reasons for the policy.
Opinion | Marian Fontana
Looking at Trump from the vantage of 9/11We?re a less united country than we were on 9/11.
The desperate and the dead
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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A look at children around the world starting school after their summer break.
STAT, a national publication from Boston Globe Media Partners, covers health, medicine, and life sciences.
The Patriots tight end says he hasn?t been 100 percent since tweaking the tendon in practice vs. the Bears.
Rhode Island mobster Robert ?Bobby? DeLuca told investigators that he and his brother helped Frank Salemme dispose of DiSarro?s body in Providence.
Hillary Clinton said she doesn?t take advice from the Republican National Committee.
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The G-Class is certainly a head-turner with squared off windows and edges that look like nothing else on the road.
Female politicians across Brazil are debating what her downfall means in a political realm dominated by men.
The company said it plans to expand to more than 200 employees in the coming year, with the majority at its Boston headquarters.
Ron Howard?s documentary ?Eight Days a Week? looks at the band?s touring years.
Are you intimidated by yoga? Do you think it?s reserved for bendy, Lululemon-clad swans? Then Rebecca Pacheco is your guru.
ground game
Trump, Clinton have work to do before debateNeither Donald Trump nor Hillary Clinton did themselves any favors in Wednesday?s forum.
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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Results from Thursday?s primary elections
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