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Marilyn Mosby is a Dorchester native descended from five generations of pioneering African-Americans in law enforcement.
With Baltimore?s top prosecutor declaring ?no one is above the law,? an attorney for some of the officers claimed there was a rush to judgment.
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Baltimore won?t bring changeJust like the riots of the 1960s, Baltimore?s unrest has revealed society?s inequalities. But we?re still following the same script.
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The fighter has been arrested or cited for violence seven times against five women, but he?s still Saturday?s main attraction
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The Patriots are plenty of praise for drafting Malcom Brown, but still have roster holes to fill.
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A fast pace by the front-runners could merely set the stage for a late closer to steal the show.
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Tom Brady and several friends ? Julian Edelman, Rob Gronkowski ? are at Churchill Downs for Saturday?s Kentucky Derby.
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The chef and owner at Tempo in Waltham shares his coffee rituals.
The Boston Police sergeant apologized to the videographer Friday during a meeting with civil rights leaders.
A Lawrence man the only potential juror among the 1,300 summonsed for jury service who did not show up, officials said.
UMass board selects Meehan as next presidentMartin Meehan was unanimously selected to lead the five-campus state university system after he vowed to raise more money than his predecessors.
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The woman was killed when Jenner?s vehicle collided with her car, pushing it into oncoming traffic.
Dozens of activists took part in an international protest calling for better living wages and benefits for workers.
Amid changing attitudes in the country and with no agreement inside the party, Republican candidates face challenges.
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The red bicycle was a last gift from the 10-year-old?s late father.
MBTA employees helped the man get out of the pit, and he did not complain of injuries, Transit Police said.
Episode 24: Friends, classmates, teachers recall Dzhokhar TsarnaevThis interactive timeline highlights trial coverage and a podcast featuring Globe columnist Kevin Cullen and WBUR reporter David Boeri.
JEFF JACOBY
Censorship is at play in Baltimore?s crisisThe outcry over the word ?thugs? is part of a larger trend of that threatens the marketplace of ideas.
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Violence filled the streets of Baltimore on Monday following the funeral of Freddie Gray, who died from injuries suffered while in police custody.
It?s the perfect confluence of major events and marquee matchups. Here?s a guide to an overloaded sports day.
The winning poems will be imprinted in concrete as city crews replace sidewalk slabs damaged during the winter.
David Wildstein helped engineer traffic jams at the George Washington Bridge in 2013 and concocting a cover-up.
Authorities said the planned attack would have targeted a professional cycling race planned for Friday.
EnerNOC will provide energy intelligence software to make those batteries work efficiently.
The R&B and soul singer died of natural causes on Thursday, his publicist said.
?Age of Ultron? eventually convinces you it matters ? but it takes most of the movie to get there.
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