Concerns over Judge Mark Wolf?s interactions at a film festival have disrupted one of the city?s most high-stakes federal cases.
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The competition for deals is so fierce that banks are relaxing lending standards and waiving standard protections.
Ben Volin | On football
The Deflategate drama keeps chugging onTom Brady and Roger Goodell are both due in court Monday, and the sides still aren?t close to a settlement.
Many Boston councilors attend few hearingsThose pushing hardest for big raises have had the worst attendance at council hearings, a Globe analysis shows.
Elivelton Dias, 38, had moved to Salem in 2002, looking to start a new life in the US.
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New striping will be painted and flexible posts will be installed at the corner where Anita Kurmann was fatally struck.
BetaBoston
EMC battles calls for a break upIf an activist investor gets its way, EMC?s days as the pillar of New England?s tech sector could be numbered.
Adrian Walker
He was just trying to make Haiti betterFamily and friends are still in disbelief after the killing of former Boston police officer Yves Damberville in Port-au-Prince.
Holyoke begins school year with an air of hopeDespite resistance to a state takeover of the city?s schools, some are cautiously optimistic about the system?s new leader.
Pollack finds herself on other side of Green Line debateTransportation Secretary Stephanie Pollack for years had pressured officials to uphold their commitments to such projects.
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Neighbors want more enforcement for code violations at apartment buildings housing students, not just a once-a-year crackdown.
Pokémon game lures all ages to its lifestyleThe arrests this month over an alleged plot against the Pokémon World Championships in Boston has raised questions.
Stat | pharmalot
Examining drug issues in depthA new weekly column takes a look at the bio-pharmaceutical industry ? which is, indeed, fascinating, but also highly complicated.
Nick Cafardo | On baseball
Getting out of last place and finishing .500 are other things on the team?s to-do list.
Parenting
She wants to preserve the children?s friendship, but doesn?t want the other mom in her life as a friend.
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The site, built with state bonds to be a staging ground for a wind farm in Nantucket Sound, sits unused after Cape Wind cancelled its lease.
Tamed and Untamed
No one has found REM sleep in fish ? yet. But that does not mean they don?t dream.
Renée Graham
Another grieving parent steps forward, while politicians cower The men and women elected to serve our country can only offer empty empathy so long as they fear the wrath of the NRA.
Another year, another eventful night at the VMAsTaylor Swift won video of the year, Miley Cyrus briefly flashed one of her breasts, and Kanye West ranted at the MTV Video Music Awards.
Alaskans sought to change the name despite opposition from those in President McKinley?s home state of Ohio.
Why Joe Biden could skip N.H. if he runs for presidentThe rationale for Biden to skip Iowa and New Hampshire is this: He would enter in the race too late to compete in those states.
John E. Sununu
Obama?s attack on Koch brothers is personalThis was about President Obama demonizing his enemies.
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President Obama visited New Orleans to mark progress the city has made before the anniversary of the hurricane.
Innovation Economy
Is the tech party coming to an end? Investors have had a rollicking time putting money into tech and biotech startups. Are they getting ready to split?
JOHN L. ALLEN JR. | ALL THINGS CATHOLIC
In Nigeria, a chance for fellowshipThe fellowship of suffering in the New Kuchingoro camp illustrates one of the least appreciated aspects of the Boko Haram story.
With three exhibition games down, there?s a cutdown Tuesday and one preseason game left.
Yves Dambreville, who was shot in Haiti on Wednesday, may have been the accidental target of a ?robbery gone wrong.?
Donald Trump?s call for mass deportation bears similarities to a large-scale removal that many Mexican-American families faced 85 years ago.
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Consumer Reports declared the 2015 Tesla P85D, a performance version of the Model S, to be the top-rated car the magazine?s critics have ever tested.
The former Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio of Buenos Aires never networked within the deeply influential and well-resourced US church.
Apps can help students with their studies and make the back-to-school transition smoother.
The Christian drama ?War Room? did make a surprise bid for the box-office lead, though.
A recent study suggests that the youngest kids are simply getting too much.
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When did parents get so scared?
Tom Brady, Roger Goodell due back in court Monday regarding Deflategate
Federal judges must walk fine line to avoid appearance of conflict
An Auburn child lost amidst chaos and addiction
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