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History rolled in on a yellow school bus

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When the buses began to roll on Sept. 12, 1974, no one was certain whether the city?s safety plans would be enough.

Kevin Cullen

Two candidates, Marines alike, sense new call to service

This is a tale of two Marines. One a Democrat, the other a Republican. Both running for Congress.

Mohegan Sun wants to build a casino on the Suffolk Downs site in Revere.

Panel to vote on Boston-area casino this week

Over the next five days, the state?s top gambling regulators will tackle their most important assignment.

Smoke and debris rose after an Israeli strike hit Gaza City in the northern Gaza Strip on Aug. 19.

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opinion | George Mitchell

How we got here

The prospect of Israeli and Palestinian peace may seem more distant than ever. But a two-state solution is still the only path forward.

Management claims, not visions, divide Democrats

Who, voters must decide, is best positioned to deliver on the agreed-upon agenda?

Zelda?s logo, presented in color here, appears in the agency?s employee newsletter.

Meet Zelda, the unlikely ?Dear Abby? of NSA

Gripes about sloppy security, boorishness, and more flow to the spy agency?s cheeky in-house advice columnist.

Yvonne Abraham

The high price of freedom

One stroke of good fortune will change not only Manuel Ordonez-Quino?s life, but many others.

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