Aisling Brady McCarthy, 37, had maintained since her 2013 arrest that she did not kill an infant in her care.
Kevin Cullen
Justice long overdue for Aisling Brady McCarthyThe former nanny is owed some dignity on her way back to Ireland.
The S&P 500 was trending downward early Tuesday as the markets continue to fall.
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Kennedy acknowledged that some living in the district, which has a heavy concentration of Jewish voters, might not favor his stance.
Walsh proposes 13.7 percent City Council pay hikeCouncilors? salaries would increase to $99,500 ? but not the $105,000 that they want.
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?The parties tried quite hard? to reach a settlement but couldn?t find common ground, US District Judge Richard Berman said.
Bobby Farrelly
If Deflategate hit Mayberry, what would Andy Griffith do?The Patriot Nation?s faith in Tom Brady ultimately could be rewarded. Or fans might end up with egg on their face.
DAN SHAUGHNESSY
Don Orsillo makes his return to Fenway Park Monday?s game was Orsillo?s first at Fenway since he learned last week he was being replaced in the booth.
STAT | Pulse of Longwood
?Your kids won?t always be young,? one ad declares, ?but they?ll always be welcome at Massachusetts General Hospital.?
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Generation Z, those people between the ages of 14 to 20 years old, are starting to spend their own money, and businesses are noticing.
Price tag to fix T buses, trains, stations now at $7.3bOfficials said that figure could grow as they refine their understanding of the scope of the problem.
Providing insights into overcoming disasterA Northeastern professor and Katrina refugee speaks about post-disaster recovery and his field of expertise, academically and personally.
Changing times can?t sweep him outAl Cohen is still peddling Fuller Brush products door to door, after four decades.
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Boris Popovich?s vertebrae and nerves were damaged May 28 when a tree fell on his car, but he?s recovered enough play the flute.
Slim pickings at the start of Allston ChristmasYoung adults hoping to furnish their homes on the cheap didn?t find much for the taking on Monday.
Steven Syre | Boston Capital
Biotech?s merger targets fight back The biotech business is abuzz with takeover offers right now, and some of those targets don?t like being in someone else?s crosshairs.
Group collecting signatures to recall Lawrence mayorOne backer says grievances against Daniel Rivera include improper hiring practices and a lax response to public safety issues.
Commentary | Ty Burr
Wes Craven?s nightmares changed horror fan realityNo one took nightmares more seriously ? or, paradoxically, with more tongue-in-cheek wit ? than horror filmmaker Wes Craven.
NICK CAFARDO | ON BASEBALL
The ex-Giant has made some adjustments in the field and is getting used to AL pitching.
Tracking the endorsements of N.H. GOP activists Jeb Bush, Carly Fiorina, and Rand Paul have picked up the most support from top party activists in the Granite State so far.
JOAN VENNOCHI
Time for Hillary Clinton to cut through the noiseAds and high-profile endorsements can still be undermined.
A look at some of the best images taken by Boston Globe photographers in August, including sand art, Willie Nelson, and wrangling sharks on Nantucket.
BetaBoston
Looking for a Dunkin? Donuts? Ask GronkYou can now get directions from Rob Gronkowski on the Waze app.
A look at Catholic back-to-school . . . um, ?fashion?The last major shift in Catholic school uniform fashion was permitting girls to wear slacks
Day has won three of his last four events ? and TPC Boston is a course that he ?absolutely loves.?
?It was just total chaos,? said William Blundell, who witnessed the stabbing of Elivelton Dias.
About 125 e-mails have been censored because they contain information that is now deemed classified.
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A new J.D. Power report shows that drivers are not even using many of the new technologies in cars.
The Obama administration cautioned that the consequences that have hit the Arctic the hardest would soon engulf the world.
The month saw the worst stock performance in three years, and uncertainty about an interest rate hike remains.
These days, sharing has graduated from the intimacy of a simple person-to-person gesture into something more like a public performance.
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Don Orsillo makes his return to Fenway Park
State Medical Examiner?s office changes finding, finds no homicide in infant?s death
David Ortiz hits homer No. 495 as Red Sox beat Yankees
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