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It?s pretty and pink, on everyone?s menu, and a popular item at fish counters. What kind should you buy?
The Supreme Judicial Court?s decision overturns decades of legal precedent.
Fall River mayor recalled, re-elected in one night In a remarkable turn of events, Fall River Mayor Jasiel Correia II was ousted in a recall election Tuesday night, but then put back into office on the same ballot.
A 200-page affidavit lays out the lengths to which uber-wealthy parents allegedly went to help their children get admitted to schools including Yale, Georgetown, and Stanford universities.
Who was acing tests for rich kids in the admissions scam? A look at the man officials called a ?really smart guy? Variations of this plot, in which Mark Riddell spun straw into gold like Rumpelstiltskin, unfolded frequently from 2011 to 2018, officials said.
Guidance counselor flagged Lori Loughlin?s daughters? applications When the Hollywood star?s daughters were being accepted to USC as crew team recruits, something felt strange to their high school guidance counselor.
What the colleges scammed in the bribery scandal had to say about the case Coaches at Yale, Georgetown, and several other high-profile universities allegedly accepted bribes to deceive their school?s admissions offices.
OPINION | DANIEL GOLDEN
How the rich really play ?Who Wants To Be an Ivy Leaguer?? A journalist who investigated how the rich buy their children?s way into elite colleges reflects on the latest scandal ? and remembers when affluent readers mistook his expose for a ?how-to? guide.
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Rigging an already-rigged system At top and not-so-top colleges and universities, the admissions game is already rigged in favor of the wealthy, and there are already separate systems for the very rich and everyone else.
Feeling blue on the Orange Line? Seeing red on the Green Line? This Twitter account reports the mood of T riders The Twitter bot, called @MBTA_Mood, scans tweets and then analyzes them to gauge how Boston commuters are feeling.
Photos: Flower show adds a pop of color to Boston winter The Boston Flower and Garden Show runs from March 13-17 at the Seaport World Trade Center.
65-year-old ?Story Land? park in N.H. to hold adults-only ?Nostalgia Night? The New Hampshire children?s theme park, centered on nursery rhymes and fairy tales, is requesting that the kids be left at home for one night.
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As moves go, Nancy Pelosi?s was a veritable earthquake.
Ideas | A.J.B. Lane
The children, it seems, aren?t the problem ? see, look!
Brandon Bolden is returning to the Patriots After one season with the Dolphins, the backup running back and core special teams player will sign a two-year contract.
After departure of Cordarrelle Patterson, what?s left for Patriots on free agent market? The versatile receiver agreed to a deal with the Bears, according to reports, but New England has options available.
In this chat room, Boston?s black millennials build a community Farrah Belizaire, founder of Young, Black and Social and LiteWork Events, wants to make sure young, black professionals have a social network that works for them.
AG announces settlements after allegations that problems at nursing homes led to deaths Systemic failures at seven Massachusetts nursing homes led to at least five deaths and serious injuries, according to Attorney General Maura Healey.
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Starts & Stops
The town is taking a leap that some of its neighbors have resisted so far.
Eight killed in school shooting in Brazil, police say Authorities say hooded teenagers opened fire at a school in southern Brazil, killing eight people before taking their own lives.
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A disbelieved press is little different from a shackled press.
Trump appreciates Pelosi?s ?statement against impeachment? President Trump and Democratic House Speaker Nancy Pelosi agree: He shouldn?t be impeached.
Medical marijuana dispensary reopens after shutdown over product labeling, security Mass Wellspring said it had ?worked diligently? to update its policies to comply with the Cannabis Control Commission?s new regulations.
Man at the center of the Phoebe Prince bullying case is now accused of rape Sean Mulveyhill has been placed on leave from his job as a bartender at Mount Holyoke College after a student there accused him of raping her.
Bar owners eye safety tactics after abductions Owners of bars and other liquor license holders on Tuesday discussed safety strategies and other steps to foster secure environments after two women were abducted, one of whom died.
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Pine St. pitches permanent housing complex for homeless Pine Street and its partners have begun talking with neighborhood groups about a 225-unit apartment building in Jamaica Plain.
Truth and Consequences Opinion columnist Michael Cohen takes a candid and no-holds-barred look at the current political moment. Sign up now.
Munch Madness 2019: The top restaurants in Boston If it?s March, it must be time for the tournament everyone awaits all year: Munch Madness.
Dating in 2019 is?complicated. Frustrating. Sometimes completely exhilarating. In Season 2 of the podcast, Meredith Goldstein goes deep on one of her most-asked questions.
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Read a multi-part investigation into how and why the lives of promising Boston valedictorians didn?t quite turn out the way they expected.
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The Big Picture
Here?s a look at some of the best images taken by Globe photographers last month: winter weather, presidential candidates on the campaign trail, a Chinese New Year celebration.
ESPN first reported the signing, and said the deal is for four years and $52.5 million.
A 144-year-old cast iron pipe ruptured Monday night, flooding part of Commonwealth Avenue and forcing the evacuation of at least two buildings; service was restored Tuesday.
A pet snake escapes and slithers around an apartment building, a very expensive fanny pack goes missing, and other odd items from local police blotters.
With its low-pitched roof, dramatic horizontal lines, and open floor plan, its clear that the architecture of 39 Tabor Hill Road in Lincoln has taken a page out of the playbook of the late architect Frank Lloyd Wright. Peggy Dowcett of The Senkler Team at Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage has listed the home for $3,350,000.
Pressley, one of the most prominent freshmen in Washington, is among the new backers of Warren?s American Housing and Economic Mobility Act.
Rescue efforts are underway in Nigeria after a three-story school building collapsed while classes were in session. Scores of children are thought to be inside.
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The recall covers certain Honda and Acura models largely in the U.S. and Canada.
Dick?s Sporting Goods Inc. said on Tuesday that it will stop selling hunting rifles and ammunition at 125 of its stores.
The Swedish pop star?s show, which focused mostly on her 2018 album, ?Honey,? reflected that record?s idea about the redemption you can find while dancing.
Will you only eat Skippy? Is it Cains mayonnaise or bust? Blame it on the Mere-exposure effect.
Are we ignoring ? or outright banning ? an easy affordable-housing fix? Mobile homes may be the least expensive and most effective means of addressing the region?s housing shortage.
Efforts to save the sperm of the dead come with heartache, tough questions The case of Peter Zhu, a cadet at West Point Military Academy who died last month, has reignited a debate around ?postmortem sperm retrieval.?
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