A lawyer for the family of Odin Lloyd, a man murdered by former Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez, challenged the team to be ?champions of justice.?
Court papers detail the information the long-time fiancee of Aaron Hernandez wants from the Department of Correction.
Renée Graham
Aaron Hernandez?s guilt doesn?t die with him Massachusetts is one of several states with a centuries-old legal principle called ?abatement ab initio.?
Timeline: The days and hours surrounding Aaron Hernandez?s death An overview of the details leading up to, and after, the death of former Patriots star Aaron Hernandez.
Bermuda seeks start of discovery in Lahey lawsuit In a court filing on Friday, Bermuda?s attorneys said the case should proceed to discovery, a process that is likely to take months.
Talking points
GE profit rises, Trump denies Exxon on Russia, home sales rebound A roundup of the most important business news from Thursday.
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Gisele Bundchen is not a big fan of President Trump.
Alex Speier
On Cape Cod, Chris Sale showed signs of what was to come Teammate Steve Selsky played with the lefty in the summer of 2009, and was immediately impressed.
@LARGE | Michael Andor Brodeur
Exit O?Reilly, pursued by Twitter The Internet loves to hate Bill O?Reilly, and that made him easy to dismiss as he was removed from Fox News.
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A lawyer said that since Aaron Hernandez?s death, ?We have not received one single communication from any public agency or official, except the medical examiner.?
Race is on to become Framingham?s first mayor The mayor?s salary will start off the same as the current town manager?s salary ? $186,639.50 ? more than what the Boston and Somerville mayors earn.
Second parchment copy of Declaration of Independence found ? in England Harvard researchers uncovered the document in a tiny records office in the town of Chichester archives.
Sarah Palin?s Facebook account.
The visit included an Oval Office photo shoot and a pose by Palin under Hillary Clinton?s official portrait in the basement of the executive residence.
The Trump administration has embarked on new efforts to study and possibly dismantle some Obama-era tax and financial regulations.
House intelligence committee hearings on Russia set for next week John Brennan, James Clapper, and Sally Yates have been asked to appear at an open hearing scheduled for Tuesday.
Ground Game
It?s been a rough ride for Bernie Sanders? DNC unity trip Several things have not gone according to plan as the Democratic party continues to grapple with its growing pains.
A pilot has ejected from a fighter jet operating from an aircraft carrier in seas south of the Philippines, said the US military.
Moving the goal posts on the 100-day mark The president called the 100-day mark a ?ridiculous standard? and lashed out at the media in a Friday morning tweet.
Ideas | Nicholas Carr
How technology created a global village ? and put us at each other?s throats We live in a time defined not by concord but by conflict.
Summer of ?67
The summer that changed Boston The nation was splintering, and Boston wasn?t immune. But something was happening here.
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Advice on taking real estate photos from a Pulitzer-winning photographer In America, everyone who has a cellphone thinks they are a professional photographer. They are not.
Documenting Hate: Submit an incident you know about If you have been a victim or witnessed a hate incident, share your information here so we can investigate.
The 31 best signs people will be carrying at the March for Science One of the best parts of any march is the signs ? and Saturday?s march will deliver on that front.
The lefthander is the best thing to take the mound for the Red Sox since Martinez was pitching every five days.
Sydney Chaffee beat out more than 50 teachers across the country as well as from US territories.
The big home sales this week took place in Boston and in the suburbs directly outside it.
State Democratic Party heavyweights are sounding the alarm on a proposal to declare opposition to Israeli settlements in the West Bank.
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Tesla says there have been no accidents or injuries related to the problem.
No official reason was given for the disqualifications in the May 19 election, which were announced on state television Thursday night by an election official.
The food trucks and restaurants operated by the Chicken & Rice Guys remained closed for a ninth day Thursday.
Mary Gaitskill?s first collection of essays may be uneven, but it?s also indispensable.
An outsider?s point of view is rewarded on subjects ranging from a Poe devotee to the painful retirement of a life-altering service dog.
Jake Belcher, 35, has shown his digital photo abilities as a freelance photojournalist and a portrait photographer.
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 Big Picture
Aleksandra Magdziak has become one of the world?s top-ranked female welterweights while working full time as a lawyer. Her recent match was fought for her family.
Ground Game
Sanders begins his DNC tour today, but there?s a catch The multi-stop tour aims to corral Bernie Sanders?s supporters to back new party leadership.
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