Ahmad Khan Rahami, 28, was sought for questioning in the weekend incidents.
No immediate connection seen between blasts and Mass.Transit Police Superintendent Richard Sullivan urged the public to ?not succumb to fear.?
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FDA approves Sarepta?s controversial drug for muscle diseaseThe FDA previously rejected the drug in April as ineffective.
Curt Schilling agrees to 38 Studios settlement The former Red Sox pitcher and others will pay $2.5 million to settle their part of a lawsuit brought over R.I.?s disastrous $75 million deal.
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Developers buying community support is an insider gameCivic groups should not be able to take money from developers looking to buy support, much less solicit payment.
Community support becomes a commodity for developersLocal backing for a development project often comes with a price tag, bought as easily as lumber or drywall.
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Why do so many veterinarians commit suicide?Veterinarians suffer from feelings of hopelessness, depression, and other psychiatric disorders two to three times more often than the general population.
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Biden outlines a lifelong role in cancer research after politicsVice President Joe Biden plans to dedicate the rest of his life to cancer research but ruled out serving in a Clinton administration.
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As a part of its 300th anniversary celebrations, the inn has launched an amnesty program to recoup some of the artifacts it has lost over the centuries.
14-year-old killed by train was ?a true friend to people?The ninth-grader was ?a super-creative, super-smart kid,? his family said as they continue grieving his death.
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Bradford Casler pleaded not guilty to charges after he had plowed into a popular Newton pizza restaurant in March, killing two people.
One group losing in building boom: Immigrant workersA Globe investigation found that these workers, eager for a paycheck, are often paid below the prevailing wage and illegally, in cash.
Looking to jump-start delayed project, Chiofaro scales backDeveloper Don Chiofaro is prepared to cut by one-third the size of his proposed skyscraper next to the New England Aquarium.
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Sox sweep Yankees, charging full-steam toward playoffsHanley Ramirez had another big night to cap a big series vs. the Yankees.
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With Bill Parcells and Charlie Weis among his mentors, the former N.C. State quarterback is well-prepared for life in Foxborough.
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Concern now is for injured Jimmy GaroppoloGaroppolo, who threw three TD passes, was carving up the Dolphins before he left the game.
Matthew Gilbert
This time, Emmy voters (mostly) get it rightEach of the first prizes in the comedy and limited series categories were deserved and felt special ? even the repeat wins.
Tim Tebow arrives for a workout ? with the MetsThe 2007 Heisman Trophy winner and former NFL quarterback showed up at the New York Mets? complex early Monday.
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Decoding the federal budgetTo solve our economic problems, we need to overhaul our understanding of the budget, the role of government, and the nature of fiscal policy.
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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Patriots fans will recognize the guy who was at Gillette Sunday wearing a somewhat life-like Brady mask.
Police haven?t officially identified the victims. According to friends, the slain man was 21-year-old Phillip Woods.
If the US senator loses reelection, she?ll be able pinpoint when it happened: when she won her first term.
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