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Conservatives want federal and state watchdogs to investigate more than $1 million in campaign contributions made to Democrats.
Unions cry foul over charter school ad starring BakerThe teachers? unions say the ad is funded by donations from executives from financial firms that manage the state?s pension funds.
Scrutiny over forensics expands to ballisticsThe ripple effects from a report questioning the science of analyzing firearms have reached Aaron Hernandez?s double murder trial.
The 36-year-old and her children are still in the hospital after being struck during Salem?s Halloween celebration last night.
What Pikeocalypse? Mass. Pike commute goes better than expectedThe first workday commute after the switch to all-electronic tolling ?went really well? as officials continue to demolish tollbooths on the highway.
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Evacuation, street closures ordered after crew punctures gas lineA construction crew pierced a gas line near Government Center, leading firefighters to evacuate two office buildings and order street closures.
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How the food industry shapes America?s dietAt the Food and Nutrition Conference and Expo, companies and trade groups helped pay the way for one of the biggest events of the year.
The woman admitted to fabricating a robbery report to detectives, and also admitted to spray painting ?BLM? on her home, Millbury police said.
Boston?s busing history highlighted as John Oliver tackles school segregationThe host of ?Last Week Tonight? discussed a topic that could stir up emotions among some in Boston.
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Elections create real-time civics lessons for students, but the 2016 race has created a particular quandary for educators.
Medford police union leader apologizes for Clinton ?arrest? photoHarold MacGilvray said the photo was taken spontaneously and was ?absolutely not? meant to be a political statement.
Are these Boston spots haunted?The Boston area is known for its abundant history, culture, and innovation. But the centuries also leave behind ghosts, legends, and events that defy explanation.
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Nostalgic HalloweenPhotos found in the Globe archive are sure to scare up fond Halloween memories.
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5 haunted hospitals to get you in the Halloween spiritPerhaps the disembodied voices and shadowy figures can be explained by science, but where?s the fun in that?
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My ?Hamilton?-crazed children are defending Aaron Burr Is nothing sacred? How to face quicksilver cultural change as a family.
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After facing Hogan when he was in Buffalo for the last four years, Brady is happy to have him as a teammate.
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The tragedy that Boston forgotOne hundred years ago, Boston witnessed a horrific trolley accident that killed 46 people. Although it was dubbed the ?worst tragedy in the history of the city? at the time, it has now been all but forgotten.
Hilary Duff apologizes after she dresses as Pilgrim, boyfriend as Native AmericanDuff?s boyfriend put on a headdress and face paint to go as an American Indian.
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Here are the shows that made the list for best family dramas on television.
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Can ?Clissinger? save the US relationship with China?Hillary Clinton shows an affinity for the foreign policy views of Henry Kissinger, and when it comes to China, that could be a good thing.
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.
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The wide receiver caught a touchdown pass, had a big kickoff return, and delivered a key block.
The form would save time for families, who often spend hours completing multiple applications.
Said Stein: ?I feel like I?m a political therapist, and I help people break up with an abusive relationship.?
Boston and Brookline had quite a good week for big home sales, but houses in those areas couldn't beat out a 16-acre Natick estate that borders the Charles River.
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The crowdsourcing fund to help the Standing Rock Sioux?s campaign has topped $1 million.
Two drugs to drive down cholesterol were expected to be blockbusters. It hasn?t worked out that way.
The playwright, actor, and educator was honored for her contributions to the local theater scene.
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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More Hillary Clinton e-mails, and the known unknownsIt?s eight days from the presidential election, and we really don?t know more about the bombshell FBI announcement.
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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The tragedy that Boston forgot
More than 15,000 Mass. residents made more than $1 million. Here?s where they live.
The fatal expense of American imperialism
Prominent Democratic law firm pays questionable ?bonuses? to partners for campaign contributions
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