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?You feel like you can protect others and then all of a sudden it comes down to: you can?t even protect yourself,? special agent SherryAnn Quindley said.
Steve Wynn resigns as chair and CEO of Wynn resorts Stephen Wynn has resigned as chief executive of the casino company he founded over accusations of sexual misconduct.
Winter storm will bring snow, freezing rain to hammer afternoon commute The storm will bring snow, rain, sleet, and freezing rain to every corner of the state, with communities in the central and northeastern parts of Mass. receiving the brunt of it.
The Fine Print | Sean P. Murphy
At first, it was fun to rip open the mystery boxes. Then they kept coming.
Vermont man insists he didn?t kill mother, grandfather Nathan Carman said several of his relatives are ?being driven by malice and greed? and are spreading lies about him.
The break-in at Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski?s home might have led to the theft of ?multiple safes and possible guns taken.?
Trump says stock market plunge was ?big mistake? President Donald Trump weighed in for the first time Wednesday on wild gyrations in the stock market over the past two weeks.
President Trump has long mused about wanting such a parade, but a Jan. 18 meeting in the Pentagon?s tank reportedly marked a tipping point.
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Like the now-famous peacock named Dexter, Little G the comfort rooster has generated eye-rolls. But Laura Ceurvels says her rooster is different.
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City Councilor says ?SMILF? degrades South Boston women, wants ads removed ?That?s not the South Boston women I know, and I felt an obligation to stand up and speak out,? said City Councilor Ed Flynn.
SJC enters plea to ID hung jurist A portrait of the mystery judge hangs in the John Adams Courthouse in Boston ? but who is it?
Don Lemon returns to show after sister?s death, delivers a teary-eyed ?thank you? ?I am back sitting with you tonight because this is exactly where she would have wanted me to be,? the CNN anchor said Tuesday night.
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Ben Volin | On football
The Patriots were starting to fall apart at the seams, and the Krafts knew they couldn?t lose Josh McDaniels.
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A bedazzled Linda Holliday was ready to celebrate a Pats win in style -- but it wasn?t to be Bill Belichick?s longtime girlfriend was decked out in support of the team and her man.
Josh McDaniels changes mind, will remain with Patriots In a stunning turnaround, Patriots offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels has reportedly reversed course to stay in New England just hours after being announced as the new head coach of the Indianapolis Colts.
The Patriots cornerback denied missing any curfews during the week before the Super Bowl loss to the Eagles.
In Jamaica, Tufts dentists to the rescue Led by doctors Jon Golub and Jamie Diament-Golub, plus their three sons in dentistry school, 18 volunteers spent five days doing hundreds of triage cases on the island.
Baker to cannabis commission: Keep pot legalization simple The governor is skeptical of regulators? plans to create an unusually expansive recreational pot market in Massachusetts.
Somerville startup at the heart of Times Square attraction In honor of Valentine?s Day, Formlabs built a 10-by-12-foot lens that refracts the neon lights of Time Square to a heart-shaped cutout.
Subcontractors for JetBlue Airways and other airlines are protesting intimidation from management as they attempt to organize a union.
Newton swan takes wing after lead poisoning Veterinarians released the bird back into the wild after weeks of treatment.
The Season Ticket podcast Guest hosts Joe Sullivan and Scott Thurston are joined by Nora Princiotti to discuss the mystery around the benching of Malcolm Butler.
Editorial
No more snakes on a plane, please We need uniform federal standards for bringing pets on planes.
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The best Blizzard of ?78 stories you could dig out The Globe?s call last week for reminiscences about the Blizzard of ?78 resulted in a veritable flurry of stories from our readers. Here are some highlights.
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Black doctors trying to improve their ranks share their own experiences While African-Americans make up 12 percent of the U.S. population, only about 6 percent of doctors are black.
The goalie extended his point streak to 21 games in a victory over Detroit.
Latarsha Sanders allegedly stabbed her 8-year-old as part of a ?ritual incident? and then attacked her 5-year-old son after she concluded that the first death failed to complete it.
ACTON: 21 Samuel Parlin DriveOne-family Colonial, built in 1988, 3,887 square feet, 9 rooms, 4 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, on 30,000-square-foot lot.
President Trump seemed to grope for the first lady?s hand in front of the cameras on Monday. If she did avoid the overture, it wouldn?t be the first time.
Rescuers were working Wednesday to try to reach people who were trapped after a strong earthquake caused several buildings to cave in and tilt dangerously.
The sale ends a strained tenure under the ownership of the Chicago Tribune.
In winter we spend more time cooped up inside with a constant cacophony, and recent studies suggest that a steady diet of noise can increase blood pressure, stress, and sleep disorders.
Historically, two bakeries have manufactured Girl Scout cookies: ABC Bakers, a division of Interbake Foods, and Little Brownie Bakers, owned by the Kellogg Co.
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The Big Picture
The Blizzard of ?78 is a storm that will be remembered. When it was over, 73 Massachusetts lives were lost and hundreds of houses destroyed.
