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A local biomedical institute wants to see if drugs can be used to treat diseases besides those for which they were intended.
1 person killed, four injured in Paris knife attack, police say French authorities say a knife-wielding assailant killed one person and injured four in the center of Paris before being killed by police.
Boston battles three fires, including six-alarm blaze in West Roxbury Three non-life-threatening injuries were reported at a large multi-unit apartment building in the West Roxbury fire, which was fueled by a gas leak, officials said.
New sexual abuse lawsuit filed against St. Paul?s School A former student alleges the New Hampshire boarding school failed to protect her from sexual assault and harassment under federal law.
After a rainy Saturday, sun is expected for Mother?s Day Highs on Sunday are expected to be in the upper 50s in the afternoon as the sun breaks through, according to the National Weather Service.
Amid a swirl of investigations, Devin Nunes takes on the Justice Department Representative Devin Nunes has become a fierce critic of the Justice Department as it conducts investigations with a possible connection to the Trump White House.
The frantic final days before the president?s announcement demonstrate that the Iran deal remained a complicated, divisive issue inside the White House.
Missing for 48 hours: Pentagon details Army sergeant?s final moments in Niger No figure in the ambush in Niger has commanded more attention than US Army Sgt. La David T. Johnson.
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Gina Haspel?s nomination to be CIA director received a crucial boost Saturday.
Israel bombs Gaza tunnel, closes key crossing after attack The Israeli military said Saturday it was shutting down its main cargo crossing into Gaza.
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KEVIN PAUL DUPONT | SUNDAY HOCKEY NOTES
Backes knows the science, and he knows his history and his age, and above all he knows the inherent risks of concussions.
BEN VOLIN I SUNDAY FOOTBALL NOTES
Should mentoring be part of an NFL quarterback?s job description? Players are supposed to be teammates, but are fighting with each other for one of 53 precious roster spots.
CHRISTOPHER L. GASPER
These Celtics have rewritten the laws of title contention in the NBA ?Next man up? isn?t supposed to work in the NBA postseason. But Boston is making it happen.
NICK CAFARDO | SUNDAY BASEBALL NOTES
There have been reports that GM Dan Duquette has been ?thrown out of the cockpit,? but no one knows who?s flying the plane.
TARA SULLIVAN
Getting rid of cheerleading is not the solution for the NFL Taking aim at the women rather than their bosses further punishes the victims.
Nestor Ramos
?NotDavidPrice? tried ?Fortnite? for first time to figure out the hoopla. It didn?t go well Video games have been catching the blame for just about everything for decades. David Price can probably relate.
Renée Graham
Axl Rose ? a small, hopeful example for our fractured nation? A reissue from Guns N? Roses leaves out ?One In A Million,? which denounced African-Americans, immigrants, and gay men.
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Starts & Stops
The chamber?s proposed budget would set the stage for the T to run electric service on two commuter lines.
Cooking | Magazine
Surprise her this year with an elegant feast that sounds fancy but is simpler than you?d think to prepare.
Closing time comes for Allston neighborhood pub After 38 years, the Bus Stop Pub will close Saturday.
Here is a look at this season?s graduation schedule and some of the notable speakers at colleges around the region.
Boston Dynamics posts video of jogging humanoid robot that scares the Internet Few things succeed in riling up the Internet faster, unleashing a unique cocktail of amazement and terror, than a new Boston Dynamics robot video.
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Why can?t we be friends? It?s easy to say you?ll remain chummy with your ex. It?s much harder to actually do.
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When the apocalypse is a feature, not a bug President Trump?s moves in the Middle East hearten an unlikely segment of his political base: Christian evangelicals steeped in apocalyptic theology.
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Connor Biscan?s family gave a Globe reporter and photographer access into his world and their struggles, believing it might help other families.
Novartis CEO writes to staff amid fury over Michael Cohen payments ?Yesterday was not a good day for Novartis,? CEO Vasant Narasimhan wrote in an email to employees.
Backes knows the science, and he knows his history and his age, and above all he knows the inherent risks of concussions.
Jurors in the murder trial of former New England mob boss Francis ?Cadillac Frank? Salemme visited the sites on Friday.
When Amy and Brian Paul wanted to start a family, they moved from South Boston to the suburbs.
The EPA Administrator dined last year in Rome with Cardinal George Pell, a prominent climate-science denialist and Vatican leader who was also facing sexual abuse allegations.
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Under pressure from the US government, Mercedes-Benz is recalling nearly 43,000 tiny Smart cars because the engines can catch fire
North Korea scheduled a ceremony on May 23 and 25 at its nuclear test site to begin shutting the facility down.
Should business schools focus more on the front line?
Some comedies exist primarily to provide viewers with a group of TV pals whose consistency, whose repetitiveness and catchphrase-bound dialogue, is soothing.
The bakery chain, best known for its gooey sticky buns and other blissful baked goods, will move its production kitchen to the new location, as well.
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Spring House Hunt: Should parents buy property in a college town? As the spring house hunt gets underway and National College Decision Day nears, thoughts are turning to campus housing.
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He is a boy easy to love, and also a heart-testing puzzle to those who love him.
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