It?s the latest incident involving the ride-hailing company?s drivers.
Prison probe now focusing on contraband Lawyers also are starting their bid to erase the former Patriot?s conviction in the 2013 death of Odin Lloyd.
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Advocates say unverified reports about Aaron Hernandez?s sexuality are not relevant to his crimes or his suicide.
A federal judge temporarily blocked President Trump?s plan to hold back funds from cities that limit cooperation with immigration authorities.
A tower proposed for the site would cast shadows on the Common. Our columnists have opposing views.
Adrian Walker
Spread the spoils around the entire city, not just downtown Residents in East Boston, South Boston, and near Franklin Park also would benefit from the project, and here?s why.
Shirley Leung
No, Boston, it?s not all about the money We shouldn?t let the prospect of a big payday for the city blind our judgment on process and the precedent that could be set.
Slashing prices on beer gets a Target store in trouble The chain?s Fenway store sold 15-packs for $11.99 but bought them for $14.25, and that?s a no-no under state regulations.
Did you notice the strange clouds over Boston earlier today? The ?Undulatus Asperitas? was officially added to the World Meteorological Organization?s ?International Cloud Atlas? in March.
Scott Brown is also being nominated as ambassador to Samoa President Trump on Tuesday formally nominated former US senator Scott Brown to serve as his ambassador to both New Zealand and Samoa.
Police search for missing Randolph teen Teams have been searching a nearby reservoir since the teen went missing.
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How one South Shore mom?s mission to improve her son?s autism treatment led to a program that now enriches the lives of hundreds of kids.
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The first daughter?s ?Women Who Work: Rewriting the Rules for Success? comes out May 2. And that seems to be news to booksellers.
Environmentalists vow to fight Trump on Maine monument The president plans to review the designation of a number of national monuments, possibly including Katahdin Woods and Waters National Monument.
Three images you can?t post on Instagram The service removed photos the Museum of Fine Arts had posted to promote an ongoing exhibition.
Fox News facing racial bias claims from current, former employees It?s the latest issue to face the news network, which has seen the ouster of Bill O?Reilly and Roger Ailes within the past year.
This guy made 500 cocktails in 500 days Bartender Tony Iamunno?s project began as a lark. It soon turned into a full-blown obsession.
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Regis College-bound Yesica Calderon served as a leader both on the field and in the classroom, achieving a 4.8 grade point average while taking high-level courses.
Patrice Bergeron played all season with groin injury He said he has discussed the possibility of surgery but will take time to rest before deciding how to proceed.
GARY WASHBURN I ON BASKETBALL
Marcus Smart responds to Jimmy Butler?s ?tough talk? Considering Smart?s history, opposing teams have attempted get under his skin.
NICK CAFARDO | ON BASEBALL
Some fans may turn on Dustin Pedroia, but teammates won?t The second baseman?s forthright comments over the weekend have caused no rift in the Red Sox clubhouse.
Chad Finn
Orioles sure look like the Red Sox? top rival right now Even with the Yankees and Cubs in town first, next week?s visit by Baltimore seems like the most interesting.
Names
Hot Stove Cool Music performer calls out ticket brokers for pricey markup Buffalo Tom?s Bill Janovitz used social media to shame ticket brokers.
Why UMass Amherst?s newest building is made almost entirely of wood When thinking of sleek modern buildings, one probably does not envision wood as a key material.
Signing a flurry of executive orders Looking to rack up victories as his 100-day milestone approaches, the orders highlight the President?s lack of success getting legislation through Congress.
Opinion | Michael A. Cohen
Homeland Security?s John Kelly is unhinged His threat-mongering is an embarrassment to every American.
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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It will be interesting to see if Hoiberg?s comments affect the officiating in Game 5.
The student joins several others in colleges around the state who developed the virus in recent months.
The patio features a built-in kitchen, grill, pizza oven, and fire pit.
Sonny Perdue won confirmation on a strong bipartisan vote, after razor-thin outcomes for the president?s previous Cabinet choices.
The state wants to mandate drug tests for Medicaid recipients, and the reaction is far from positive.
A roundup of the most important business news from Tuesday.
The play may have inspired dread centuries ago, but we just don?t feel the shudder of mortality in this production.
At her little shop, Pastaio Via Corta, Danielle Glantz makes food customers really care about.
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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