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While cautioning that he was still “realistic,” US Secretary of State John Kerry said “I'd rather be where we are today than where we were yesterday.’’
The new college entrance exam, to be rolled out in 2016, will eliminate the extra penalty for wrong answers and make the essay portion optional.
The state’s highest court said that the state’s “Peeping Tom” law does not apply to people who take pictures of those who are fully clothed.
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The president landed in Boston this afternoon where he is planning a whirlwind visit to raise money for the Democratic National Committee.
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Nelsons’ 10 Symphony Hall programs aim to introduce local audiences to the range of his interests.
Analysis | John L. Allen Jr.
Pope Francis vs. critics on sex abuse: Both sides have a pointThe pope may have won hearts and minds with his common touch, but he offered proof today he’s not afraid to risk his approval ratings to make a point.
‘Egregious’ misconduct ruled in drug lab casesDefendants who pleaded guilty to charges in cases tied to the scandal are entitled to a presumption of misconduct by the state, a court ruled.
JEFF JACOBY
Bashing Netanyahu won’t bring peace any closer In a fantasy view of the Middle East, peace is the responsibility of the Israelis alone.
The Florida Panthers dealt the former Bruins goalie to the Dallas Stars before the trade deadline.
At two Catholic parishes in Waltham, people marked the first day of Lent by offering prayers for people half a world away.
An investigation of Lois Lerner and the IRS division that improperly targeted tea party groups may be stalling.
Several Democrats joined all Republicans in voting to prevent the confirmation of Debo Adegbile.
Foreign travel is the fastest-growing segment at Logan, necessitating the renovations to Terminal E.
Martin may have two Broadway plays lined up but she also has a day job — author.
Studies say that during the winter months, we gain on average one pound if we’re not already overweight, more if we are.
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