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30-year-old Bampumim Teixeira was wounded when confronted by Boston police inside the penthouse where he allegedly murdered two doctors.
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Motive still unclear in South Boston double slaying Those who knew the two doctors killed said they were baffled as to why anyone would want to hurt the accomplished, beloved physicians.
A last-second plea for help led police to slaying site Drs. Richard Field and Lina Bolanos were anesthesiologists who were engaged, and their deaths left behind ?an inescapable void.?
?He went through an ordeal ... He cheated death? Braintree Police Officer Donald Delaney, who was shot in the head Friday night, is now recovering at home with his family.
Navy Seal killed in Somalia praised as hometown hero A tribute posted on the Falmouth, Maine, police website said Kyle Milliken heroically answered the call to serve his country.
Nicki Minaj says she?ll pay college costs for some Twitter fans The singer agreed to pay some fans? school costs if the students had straight-As.
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General Electric on Monday officially kicked off construction for its new $200 million headquarters.
DAN SHAUGHNESSY
Celtics offer up a generous serving of turnovers Eight turnovers in six minutes doomed the Celtics in their Game 4 loss.
Chad Finn
For a while, this felt like Celtics? game to win. Then . . . The Celtics got over their bad habit of first-quarter lapses, but then they suffered a relapse.
Shirley Leung
Even if times look good, Summers says, the state should be investing more heavily in the life sciences, infrastructure, and education.
Former president Barack Obama warned Donald Trump against hiring Michael Flynn after the election, former Obama officials say.
Ahead of Senate hearing, Trump bashes Yates, defends Flynn Former acting Attorney General Sally Yates is testifying before a Senate Judiciary subcommittee investigating Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election.
Fact check: That job growth in mining? It was 200 jobs. Here are some of the questionable statements made last week by Trump and his team, and GOP lawmakers ? and the facts.
Keith Bedford/Globe Staff
Former president Barack Obama zoomed into Dorchester Sunday to receive the annual John F. Kennedy Profile in Courage Award.
JOAN VENNOCHI
Classic Obama ? staying above the fray on Obamacare Leave it to Barack Obama to accept a Profiles in Courage Award with cool restraint and an appeal to facts, not emotion.
Senate to start from scratch on health bill, Collins says Some senators have already voiced displeasure with the health care bill that cleared the House last week.
?Ghost bike? ceremony planned for cyclist killed in Back Bay hit-and-run The incident that claimed the life of 29-year-old Rick Archer is still under investigation.
Miriam Gannon, mother to more than 70 children, dies at 82 Miriam Gannon, 82, of Braintree, who died May 5, was a foster mother to more than 70 children, many of whom she and her husband, Matthew, adopted.
Day after JFK Library speech, former president Obama visits Italy Obama was spotted leaving a hotel in Milan on Monday, where he is participating in a global food summit.
What will we learn about Michael Flynn?s ouster? Sally Yates was fired as acting attorney general by President Trump, and will testify before the Senate today on Russian interference in the election.
Opinion | Martin J. Walsh and Jeffrey L. Brown
Boston won?t turn its police officers into ICE agents It?s much easier for police to investigate crimes when residents feel safe talking to them.
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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Loneliness in seniors: A medical problem this provider thinks it can solve Large health care systems have yet to take up the fight against loneliness in a meaningful way, but that could be changing.
Washington?s 26-0 third-quarter run broke open a close game and evened the series at 2.
Linsey Malia, of Easton, and one other student died after a personal watercraft hit their boat in Copenhagen.
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It?s the latest signal of what critics call a campaign by the Trump administration to shrink the agency?s regulatory reach by reducing the role of academic research.
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That would raise to four the number of Americans known to be held in the secretive nation.
Chain drugstores have decimated the independents for decades, but some local shops say the future is looking brighter.
Salem?s Peabody Essex Museum has hired a neuroscientist in hopes of enhancing the museum-going experience.
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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Venezuelan authorities say that at least 37 people have been killed during two months of protests, as demonstrators call for an election to unseat President Nicolas Maduro.
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