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The students, clergy, and other activists were arrested Monday after blocking the entrance to the Suffolk County House of Correction.
Judge orders state to turn over copies of Hernandez suicide notes A judge ordered the notes be released to the family after an emergency motion was filed demanding they be able to ?know their loved one?s final thoughts.?
Jessica Rinaldi/Globe Staff
Shayanna Jenkins-Hernandez, Jonathan ?DJ? Hernandez, and Hernandez?s mother, Terri Hernandez, were in attendance.
Recount confirms Framingham?s vote to become a city Town officials spent several hours at Nevins Hall in the Memorial Building conducting a manual recount of more than 11,000 ballots from the April 4 election.
Dave Epstein
As April days go, Monday will be one of the best. And as April days go, Tuesday and Wednesday will be two of the nastiest.
13-year-old Methuen girls are found safe Detectives are speaking with them to determine what happened.
It sounds silly if you?ve never encountered them, but beware of local turkeys ?Turkeys may attempt to dominate or attack people that they view as subordinates,? MassWildlife said.
Dustin Pedroia remains day-to-day after an exam There would seem to be a chance Pedroia returns to the lineup on Tuesday against the Yankees.
Orioles reliever questions Pedroia?s handling of Machado incident Zach Britton said Dustin Pedroia could have prevented Matt Barnes?s apparent retaliation pitch.
EXCLUSIVE
Jury felt a heavy burden in Hernandez case Lindsey Stringer, the jury?s forewoman, describes the emotional weight of being immersed in the trial for so many weeks.
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Tom Brady gives much to Best Buddies, but has taken millions for his own charitable trust The star?s relationship with Best Buddies International has changed in recent years.
The administration will provide the money in its capital budget for fiscal year 2018, which is set to be released in the coming weeks.
Barry Chin/Globe Staff
The dreaded moniker, which once referred exclusively to Boston?s Central Artery project, has gone global.
Surveillance video shows one boy drawing the figure and another apparently standing lookout. The boys appeared to be 12 or 13 years old.
A vice president and portfolio manager at the Boston firm Eaton Vance Management has agreed to plead guilty to defrauding mutual funds.
Trump doesn?t call killing of Armenians a genocide President Trump recalled the death and suffering of more than 1 million Armenians without describing it as genocide.
Obama talks youth leadership post presidency Former President Obama used his first public appearance since leaving office to dole out advice to young people -- what he didn't do was mention his successor.
Border wall will ?take food out of the mouths of babies,? Pelosi says Democrats say negotiators can avert a government shutdown if Trump steps back from his demand to fund a border wall.
Pygmy goats in Maine found snacking on cat food Two pygmy goats wandered away from home and were later found in a woman?s garage snacking on some cat food.
Who?s speaking at this year?s local college commencements? It?s commencement season, and time to cue up the speakers who will offer wisdom to graduates on navigating the real world.
Why is this house listed at $6 million? Location, location, location Virginia Luscinski wants to cash in on the ?sacrifice? she?s made in the years she?s spent living in the shadow of the South Bay Center.
The border wall is back The White House wants money for the wall to be included in a spending bill that must be passed by the end of the week, but opposition remains.
Editorial
Renew protected status for Haitians President Trump shouldn?t let protective status for Haitians expire.
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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Pedroia apologized to Manny Machado, who injured the Red Sox second baseman Friday, for a pitch thrown behind the Baltimore star?s head on Sunday.
An appeals court ended the long saga of the public corruption case of former Probation head John O?Brien and two top deputies.
The big home sales this week took place in Boston and in the suburbs directly outside it.
The longtime environmentalist and entrepreneur, a Democrat, says his résumé makes him uniquely qualified to take on Charlie Baker.
Far-right leader Marine Le Pen and centrist candidate Emmanuel Macron meet in the May 7 final vote.
This lobbying brawl pits many national retail chains against an array of corporate titans.
With a distinct lack of juiciness and maybe just a bit of a burn, the screen legend replied to the Hollywood Reporter?s questions about FX?s ?Feud.?
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.
Craig F. Walker/Globe Staff
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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