Moving the vote from the November presidential election to early 2016 could dramatically reshape the politics of the referendum.
Boston 2024 leaders are presenting their ?version 2.0? of the bid to the US Olympic Committee.
The move marks a major step in re-establishing diplomatic ties between the two countries.
The plan calls for consolidating services and adding 58 beds at the North Shore Medical Center?s Salem Hospital campus.
Afghan soldier who fled Cape training granted asylumMajor Jan Arash was one of the three soldiers who spent more than $1,600 last year to travel from Cape Cod to a border checkpoint near Canada.
Among other measures, authorities have banned drones from the Esplanade for July 3 and July 4, saying they cause undue concern.
Heightened security following the Boston Marathon bombings had shaken the private event?s finances.
Mental health treatment in the state is uncoordinated and short on data, a new report from Attorney General Maura Healey says.
Hunt for N.Y. inmates was hampered by missed signalsNew details have surfaced about the three-week manhunt for two convicted murderers that gripped northern New York.
The bill strikes California?s personal belief exemption for immunizations, requiring nearly all public schoolchildren to be vaccinated.
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The Plainville crash killed a couple from Tennessee and their daughter, who planned to attend an orientation for Northeastern students.
Merchandise in the store, set to open July 26, is similar to other full-size stores, but in easier-to-carry sizes.
opinion | Barack Obama
Why America needs the Export-Import BankCongressional leaders should call a vote to reauthorize the Ex-Im Bank, President Obama writes in an op-ed for The Boston Globe.
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?After much thought and careful consideration, we have made the difficult decision to divorce,? the couple told E!
Tech Lab | BetaBoston
A first bite of Apple MusicApple has come late to streaming, goaded into action by fading sales of digital music at its iTunes store.
THOMAS FARRAGHER
If there is a keeper of the pure flame in Cape baseball, it is Irish, the chief archivist of the league?s institutional history.
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NICK CAFARDO | RED SOX MAILBAG
Ramirez has not endeared himself to Red Sox fans, who don?t think he can play left field.
Singer Peter Mulvey rallies peers with Confederate flag protestIn the wake of the Charleston, S.C., killings, ?Take Down Your Flag? has become a musical call to arms.
Evan Horowitz | Quick Study
Any salaried employee earning less than $50,440 would automatically be eligible for overtime pay under Obama?s plan.
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Conversations with the 2016 presidential hopefulsThe Globe?s James Pindell sits down with presidential candidates and hopefuls to discuss the race.
Marcela García
Donald Trump galvanized the Latino community into actionLet this be a lesson in the powerful weapon that Latinos hold in their purchasing power.
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The US Supreme Court made a historic decision Friday in a 5-4 ruling establishing same-sex marriage across all 50 states.
Don Sweeney said it may look like the Bruins took a step back, but he insisted they still have ?a tremendous core group.?
After allegedly stabbing his former girlfriend?s children, the suspect pleaded with a police officer to kill him.
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A head-turning 1929 LaSalle resurfaces years after it was used as a wedding vehicle.
The six-day visit will take the pontiff from the halls of power to the margins of society.
Scores of journalists in Vienna from the world?s top news agencies await word of the slightest new development.
The era of free checked suitcases on JetBlue has come to an end.
At 32, N.H. native and Emerson grad Jon Rineman is the head monologue writer for ?The Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon.?
Design New EnglandDesigner Jennifer Glickman found her dream home in a rough-around-the-edges duplex in Boston?s South End.
How health plans with high deductibles became the new normalInsurance is changing how we approach our health care.
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