The cyberattack on the gaming network comes as Sony reels from a separate attack involving ?The Interview.?
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The experimental Optune device appears to modestly extend the life of brain cancer patients, but costs $21,000 a month.
Beginning Jan. 1, candidates can raise $1,000 per year from individuals, double the current limit of $500.
The proposal would add 40 minutes of learning time to the school day at elementary and middle schools in the city.
William Leong thought he had buried the remains of his family?s beloved dog. Then came the call that changed everything.
The demonstration of about 200 people was held on the eve of the funeral for a police officer shot in Brooklyn.
From downing shots of espresso to taking in bags of IV fluids, 12 local pro athletes and coaches share their pre-game rituals.
Ty Burr
The movies that seemed to matter most in 2014 concerned characters who are their own worst enemies.
From a controversial statue of a sleepwalker to various run-ins with pigs, here are the region?s goofiest stories from the past 12 months.
The venerable PBS program renovated Mindy Pollack-Fusi's childhood home in Lexington, and the stars of the show gave her sneak peeks.
Starting Jan. 1, out-of-state wineries can more easily ship wine directly to Mass. consumers.
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The Eagles have seen the sights in the Big Apple, and now their sights are trained on Penn State.
While the final qualifier and seeds for the AFC playoffs are not set, here?s a look at how the contenders shape up.
Michael A. Cohen
The honey badger presidencyThe president?s willingness to act unilaterally ensures that he remains the most relevant figure in American politics.
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Around the world, nights look brighter this time of year and illuminations of all kinds help celebrate holidays or festivities.
The Chargers control their own destiny for a playoff spot, while three other AFC teams? hopes hinge on a San Diego loss.
A mysterious fisherman. A geography blunder. A change of the guard at City Hall. Here?s a look at some of the top political moments of 2014.
Andrew Nelson of New Bedford has amassed a collection of thousands of items from campaigns run by Massachusetts politicians.
Two people were taken to the hospital with hypothermia after their boat overturned in Boston Harbor.
The wake and memorial service drew mourners from all corners of the city ? friends and strangers alike.
The 24-hour emergency room will stay open until the end of 2015 after other services shut down.
The comedian?s first responsibility is to get the laugh, but he also doesn?t shrink from taking strong stands on political and social issues.
?Disappointment? is too harsh a word for the glossy, well-made, curiously remote movie.
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?Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike?Robin Abrahams (aka Miss Conduct) will lead a post-show talkback on the bad behavior in the Huntington Theatre Company show.
How a Mass. man invented the global ice market An entrepreneur?s 1806 scheme to sell chunks of frozen New England ponds still shapes how we live.
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