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A powerful fire ripped through an apartment building, killing two boys who were trapped in a third floor bedroom, officials said.
The friend of Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev is charged with lying to the FBI.
Indiana suspect allegedly hinted at more murder victimsDarren Vann, 43, a former Marine convicted of sexual assault in Texas in 2009, allegedly confessed to killing seven women.
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KEVIN CULLEN
The town spent $128 million on a new high school, but can?t afford common sense for school administrators.
Blackstone home where infants? bodies found being torn downThe demolition of the squalid house began Tuesday and is expected to take two days.
Why do some die of Ebola, while others survive?It?s not clear why Ebola runs a different course in different people.
Mental health record may be predictor for Charlie BakerBaker?s strategy with the state?s mental health system in 1991 may be a window into how he might handle costly issues as governor.
After Keene, N.H., riots, soul-searching and a mortified citizenryFor locals, the incident is a considerable black eye for the city, which is known for its postcard-cute Main Street and its beloved festivals.
TOM KEANE
A new rule for male politiciansIf you wouldn?t say it about a man, then don?t say it about a woman ? and vice versa.
A judge cited ??gross negligence?? the Olympian showed when he shot Reeva Steenkamp, but experts say he could be released in 10 months.
The former mayor?s dehydration may be related to a new treatment for cancer.
Throngs of Chicagoans craned their necks and shouted cheers during Obama?s brief trip home.
The World Health Organization callied the outcome the triumphal result of ?world class epidemiological detective work.?
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The $2.2 billion bid comes from Jynwel Capital, a Hong Kong private equity firm.
Playwright Sarah Ruhl devises a delicate dance of distance and desire.
In the fall, many New England museums mount exhibitions with great enterprise and depth. Here are some state-by-state highlights.
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There were more shadows than light at Fenway Park this year.
Tues., Oct. 21 | 6 p.m.
Boston Globe Book Club discussionJoin Globe books editor Nicole Lamy for a conversation with Maryanne O?Hara, author of the summer selection, ?Cascade.?
When island nations drown, who owns their seas?As climate change jeopardizes the huge ocean claims of tiny nations, experts propose some bold legal solutions.
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