Some 42 out of about 100 players who played on New England?s 2001, 2003, and 2004 teams say in a class-action lawsuit that they experienced symptoms of brain injuries.
Why was Jeffrey Yao able to roam free? It is a natural question and one that, despite the horrific tragedy last month in Winchester, has no easy answer.
Plymouth North teacher on leave over gun remarks The unidentified instructor made ?inappropriate remarks? about a gun that he owns, officials said. The superintendent said his job status is under review.
Words like ?them? used to be scolded out of speech when paired with a singular, identifiable subject. Now, they?re being embraced.
Christine Loeber, a Boston College graduate, was one of the three hostages killed Friday by a former US soldier.
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Yvonne Abraham
Democrats should embrace the primary race between Pressley and Michael Capuano in the 7th District.
Police trying to locate North Adams teen last seen on March 1 There have been no reported sightings of Jeffrey Adams, 15, since he fled from a case worker, police said.
Another storm heads this way, but thousands still in the dark More than 8,000 customers were without power as of early Sunday, according to state officials.
China makes historic move to allow Xi to rule indefinitely China?s parliament on Sunday rubber-stamped a proposal that removes term limits on President Xi Jinping.
A one-mile bus ride routinely takes more than 30 minutes and is made all the worse by fears of muggings.
Ideas | S.I. Rosenbaum
In sex trade debate, everything old is new again Opponents of prostitution are increasingly tapping into an old reserve of moral authority ? the anti-slavery movement that flourished before the Civil War.
Travel
Cheers to the Dingle Peninsula, which doesn?t disappoint My traveling companion and I resisted the siren song of the Ring of Kerry, choosing the road less traveled.
BEN VOLIN | SUNDAY FOOTBALL NOTES
The action is already heated, and free agency hasn?t kicked off There has been a flurry of player movement ahead of Wednesday?s opening of free agency.
Trade allows Patriots to add depth on defensive front Tackle Danny Shelton, a first-round pick by the Browns in 2015, is headed to Foxborough.
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An $8.8 million expansion has made the Acton museum accessible to all children.
City Hall Plaza in Boston was the scene of a mess Saturday as hundreds and hundreds of people turned out to try to set a new world record.
CHRISTOPHER L. GASPER
The NBA is missing out on a win-win-win scenario The league should offer an alternative to the NCAA?s one-and-done, and the G League is the platform to do it.
Perspective | Magazine
The Citgo sign has a dark side. Should that matter to Boston? The beloved sign has uncomfortable foreign ties. But for many Bostonians, the sign is a symbol of the city itself.
The legendary DJ returns to Boston for ?Daze in the Life,? a live presentation of his ?multimedia memoir? at the Paradise.
A nun begged Katy Perry not to buy her convent ? then collapsed and died ?Katy Perry, please stop,? were among the 89-year-old nun?s final words outside a Los Angeles courtroom.
?SNL? offers its take on a heartbreaking end to ?The Bachelor? And the star isn?t who you think it would be.
A la March Madness, local restaurants are pitted against each other. Vote now to make sure your favorite place wins.
A breakup: Is it an end, or is it a beginning? In Season One, Meredith Goldstein explores this question through intimate stories of love and heartbreak and confessions from her own life.
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Editorial
A must-do list for climate change in Greater Boston A pair of powerful storms have provided an alarming preview of the effects of climate change.
The fashion industry is built on glamour and allure, but many models, especially the very young, know it for something else: sexual exploitation and abuse.
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?The Readout Loud?: Shkreli?s sentence, biotech froth, and a blood party Listen to the first episode of STAT?s new biotech podcast.
David Pastrnak, Sean Kuraly, Brian Gionta, and Rick Nash scored in the third period for the Black and Gold.
The animal washed ashore during last week?s nor?easter.
The head of the nonprofit that took over the theater?s operation will gladly sweep up mountains of trash if it means there are paying customers.
Estates in Concord, Wellesley, and Milton round out or list. Check them out.
The issue that bedeviled a bitter nomination fight between Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders in 2016.
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull said President Trump confirmed there would be no tariffs on Australian steel and aluminum.
The law has host of mistakes and ambiguities in the law that businesses big and small are just now discovering.
The company?s first program of 2018 offers a trio of 21st-century works.
As more passengers bring their phones, tablets, and laptops on flights, airlines are phasing out seat back monitors.
Inside the ?cult? that catapulted conductor James Levine?s career At the beginning of the maestro?s 50-year career, Levine ran what some young musicians considered a cult, allegedly making members take loyalty tests and engage in group sex.
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The Big Picture
Two nor?easter storms in the past week have brought snow, power outages and flooding to towns across Massachusetts.
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