Massachusetts is one of 17 states where public money is used to fund abortions for low-income women. Now, some activists are hoping to change that.
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In the latest setback for the troubled ART Institute, it will stop accepting new students for three years as leadership works on ?a strategic plan.?
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The only hospital for military veterans in N.H. has become ground zero for an extraordinary rebellion led by doctors who say care for their patients is deteriorating fast.
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CBO changed the health care debate. Think what it could do about marijuana in Mass. A marijuana tax in Mass. can bring in revenue, although if it?s too high, it could spur a black market. So what?s the right number?
President Trump cites media?s ?fraudulent reporting? The president also defended the actions of son Donald Jr.
President?s lawyer says meeting with Russians wasn?t ?nefarious? A member of President Trump?s legal team said Sunday that there was nothing improper in Donald Trump Jr.?s meeting with a Russian lawyer.
Investigator found Seattle Mayor Ed Murray sexually abused foster son in 1984, report says Three decades before Ed Murray was elected Seattle?s mayor, a child-welfare investigator found that he had sexually abused his foster son.
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Red Sox embarrassing offensively in shutout loss to Yankees The Sox mustered only four hits, grounded into 14 outs, and had six infield popups.
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The state and TD Garden cut a deal, and promptly forgot all about it There is blame to go around - but more importantly, there is a way to make this right.
Yvonne Abraham
A bad apple that can?t be tossed from the barrel Police officers like David Williams corrode the public trust officers need to do their jobs. And that makes us all less safe.
In Hingham, a welfare check on a disconsolate young man with a gun turned into something utterly unimaginable.
Two immigrants will get full-ride scholarships to UMass Cuishan Mei and Sayed Shah received full-ride scholarships to attend college from Vertex.
When ?Game of Thrones? returns to HBO for its seventh season on Sunday, it will feature fewer episodes and a more concentrated focus.
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Please! Don?t kill off these ?Game of Thrones? characters We know there will be death during season seven. But for the good of the show, ?Game of Thrones? writers, let these five live.
?We never thought it would come to this point? Tufts officials said there was an alleged attack on buses carrying replacement nurses flown to Boston to care for patients during the nurses? strike.
?Dunkirk? tells the story of an epic chapter in World War II Christopher Nolan set out to make ?an intimate epic? with his latest film.
Want to see the aurora tonight? Go north for the show. New Hampshire, northern Vermont, and Maine will provide the best viewing in New England, predicted one meteorologist.
Watch a teenage Tom Brady describe himself as a high school quarterback As a senior at Junípero Serra High School in 1994, Brady was featured as one of the ?Bay Area?s hottest young players? by a local TV station.
Have an investigative news tip? Do you know about wrongdoing that needs to be exposed? Call the Globe Spotlight team: 617-929-7483 or [email protected].
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Freedom ? another name for less coverage, more paperwork Today?s lawmakers aren?t planning for the evolving needs of an aging population. Quite the opposite.
Some people seeking help for opioid abuse are lost in a circle of lies It was a dirty game to start, luring addicts with promises of free treatment. And at the core of the scheme is insurance fraud, blatant and national.
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?Are you saying I?m dying?? Training doctors to speak frankly about death Doctors are stepping into simulators to practice telling patients the unvarnished truth.
Missing bullpen pieces represent a potential domino effect that could have considerable consequences.
After moving at a breakneck pace for two years, the board will only meet once this month.
If you love the shore but worry about finding a space when you get there, here?s a guide to some spots north and south of Boston.
In 2013, the home-buying website Redfin said a personal letter improved an offer's success by 9 percent.
Rinat Akhmetshin has often told journalists not to use e-mail to convey information that needed to be kept secret.
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Waving large red Turkish flags, tens of thousands joined a national unity march in Istanbul on Saturday.
Desperate to speed development of a gene therapy that could cure their young son?s deadly disease, a Dedham couple has gone online to raise cash.
?There?s no virtual-reality experience in the world that?s going to replicate what you get? at a Star Wars ?theme land,? a top Disney official said.
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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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A look at the long offensive against the Islamic State fighters to retake the city of Mosul in Iraq. Thousands of civilians were killed and nearly 900,000 displaced.
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