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Pat and Dina Lacey had been parents for only a few months when doctors discovered a tumor in their new baby?s chest. Told to take their son home to die, they put their faith in a young doctor who wouldn?t accept death as the answer.
Breitbart News urges boycott of Kellogg after brand abandons siteThe cereal maker pulled advertising from the website, whose former chairman is a top adviser to President-elect Donald Trump.
Wisconsin?s presidential election recount has begunThe recount requested by Green Party candidate Jill Stein carries none of the drama of the Florida presidential recount of 2000.
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AMA endorsement of Trump health secretary pick spurs backlashLiberal doctors peppered the American Medical Association with furious tweets decrying the group?s support of Tom Price.
Health and wellness | Magazine
Eight pro athletes, trainers, and health gurus tell you how to eat, find time to workout, and get in the zone.
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Model who filed paternity suit against Julian Edelman has the babyThe Patriots receiver apparently flew to Los Angeles to meet the little one.
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Charlie Brown, a hero for our timesIt?s Christmas, and everyone around the Peanuts character, except for Linus, is lost in materialism, self-interest, negativity, and spectacle.
Health and Wellness | Magazine
Could marijuana be the next performance-enhancing drug?Some athletes think cannabis can be key to tougher training and faster recovery.
A defense attorney did not contest prosecutors? request to hold the 18-year-old without bail.
The mother and father are accused of driving from Vt. to Mass. to buy the drugs, then using them and passing out with their children in the vehicle.
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Don?t expect Patriots to part with Gronk anytime soonRob Gronkowski?s latest injury has led to speculation about the tight end?s future in New England.
Marcus Cannon?s deal is for six years, $32.25 million The contract gives Cannon two years of job security, but the Patriots can get out from it after 2018 if his play falls off.
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Not once in the full sweep of history has the United States gone more than 10 years without a recession.
Smokeless tobacco banned for new major leaguersThe tentative new collective bargaining agreement will grandfather in MLB players who already use smokeless tobacco.
Bill aims to change when Mass. celebrates HalloweenA Pembroke selectman has a wicked idea for the spooky, costume-clad holiday.
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The price of turtle doves spiked, but most other gifts listed in the carol stayed the same price or became cheaper from last year.
Great-grandchild No. 6 coming for Queen Elizabeth IIOfficials say Queen Elizabeth II?s granddaughter Zara Tindall is expecting her second child.
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Keeping the DREAM aliveThe impending Trump presidency is exposing the true costs of failing to arrive at an immigration compromise.
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The Desperate and the Dead: The ?new asylums?There may be no worse place for mentally ill people to receive treatment than prison, yet a growing number end up in the ?new asylums.?
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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Here?s a look at some of the best images taken by Globe photographers last month.
Isaiah Thomas scored 27 points for the Celtics but the Pistons scored at will.
More than 75 of the 500 participating officers gathered Wednesday at the transit police headquarters for a ceremonial ?shave-off.?
The president-elect, apparently vexed by Hillary Clinton?s 2 million vote lead, turned to Twitter, seemingly inspired by Gregg Phillips? math.
The median price to rent in the Boston metro area is $2,312 per month. So what can you get in the area for above average?
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The City Council on Wednesday finalized a measure to reduce Boston?s default speed limit from 30 to 25 mph on Jan. 9. Mayor Martin J. Walsh, who had pushed for the change, called the measure an important step toward reducing the risk of injuries and fatalities on the city?s roads. Boston has set a goal [?]
The slaying of the suspect in an officer?s shooting death ended an hourslong standoff with police.
The announcement, which was reiterated in a prepared statement, marks another twist in the company?s struggles since it went public in 2014.
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His timely, sobering photographs at Carroll and Sons depict the fallen.
There?s no question that buying clothes for someone at the holidays can be a dicey business. So maybe skip that altogether and concentrate on beauty and grooming products instead.
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Where do the Democrats go from here?Perhaps the bigger problem for Democrats moving forward is the fact they don?t even know how to think about the future of the party.
Design New England
A Gardener?s GardenThe lush landscape around Andrew Grossman?s home and studio is a showcase of possibilities.
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A childhood cancer. An indefensible hope. The Power of Will: Day 1
A recession is coming, and we?re not prepared to deal with it
Model who filed paternity suit against Julian Edelman has the baby
?Boston Winter? wonderland to open on redesigned City Hall Plaza
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