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Order food from your seat? Listen to Josh McDaniels relaying play calls? It could be possible soon — if you have a ticket into Gillette Stadium.
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As brewers leep pushing the boundaries of acceptable beer ingredients, shellfish in beer is getting close to that imaginary line that separates interesting from inedible.
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Musicians performed at a memorial service marking the third anniversary of the 2010 Haiti earthquake, and more of the week’s best images.
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You wouldn’t know it from the national debate, but most American firearm deaths aren’t murder.
Bulls 100, Celtics 99
Rajon Rondo had a game-high 30 points for the Celtics, but he fouled out in overtime and the Celtics lost, 100-99.
Three teens targeted the victim because he flirted with the girlfriend of one of the attackers, a key witness testified.
One American worker was killed and more are believed to still be hostages after one of the largest hostage crises in recent history.
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Tim Murray’s announcement that he won’t run for governor is good news for the Democratic Party and a victory for common sense.
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Martin Luther King Jr. in BostonThe Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. visited Boston in 1965 and spoke to politicians and residents about many of the city’s racial issues, including segregation.
NBC Sports boss Sam Flood knows it will be difficult to win back hockey fans, but his network has games ready to go.
Timothy P. Murray had been laying the groundwork for a run but faced tough political questions.
Gunmen loyal to President Bashar Assad torched houses and killed more than 100, including women and children, the opposition said.
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A handful of surviving members of President John F. Kennedy’s White House staff came together Wednesday to relive those heady times.
The Boston-based financial firm will lay off 260 employees in Massachusetts, even as its net income rose 26 percent in the fourth quarter.
“Graphic Advocacy: International Posters for the Digital Age 2001-2012” runs at the Massachusetts College of Art and Design Gallery through March 2.
“Broken City” is a cluttered, formulaic urban thriller, with Mark Wahlberg miscast as a conflicted tough-guy detective caught in an election week conspiracy.
