Senator Jeanne Shaheen and Scott Brown took potshots at each other as the campaign in New Hampshire heats up.
Legislators say a new high-potency drug called Zohydro could make an epidemic of opiate drug abuse even worse.
Putin is defiant as Russia annexes CrimeaThe US promised further sanctions after Russia’s move, but President Putin defended his actions.
Ten days after the Malaysian jetliner disappeared, a international search has produced no trace of it.
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Bruins 4, Devils 2
The Bruins broke a 1-1 tie early in the second period and held on in New Jersey for their 10th consecutive win.
Cheap Eats
The eatery has found its niche: serving inventive and affordable soups, sandwiches and salads to the up-and-coming neighborhood.
The rare ceremony was meant to commemorate acts of bravery that the government concluded should have been recognized long ago.
Scientists describe ‘Aha!’ moments behind Big Bang findWhen did the scientists who discovered primordial ripples in space-time from the Big Bang know what they had found?
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Boston’s St. Patrick’s Day breakfast and even the parade were glimpses of a new city, yet vestiges of old Boston remain.
At UConn, the Roxbury native has been a scoring prodigy, a life-of-the-party joker, a difficult teammate, and the face of the program.
One of the three people charged with misleading police in search for Jeremiah Oliver allegedly threatened the boy’s mother.
Two people aboard the news helicopter died when it crashed while apparently lifting off from the station’s rooftop.
Scott Brown appears to be readying a Senate run, and analysts say Republican chances of taking over the Senate have risen.
A renovated bed and breakfast in the Gloucester village of Magnolia is now a meeting place for entrepreneurs.
Playwright Ellen McLaughlin’s flock of self-conscious metaphors weighs down “Tongue of a Bird.”
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The poor neglected gifted child Precocious children do seem to become high-achieving adults. Why that makes some educators worried about America’s future.
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