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The aircraft carrying 224 people crashed in the Sinai Peninsula not long after takeoff on a trip to St. Petersburg.
Prep school grad Owen Labrie had rejected lighter sentence dealsHe rejected a string of plea deals that would have meant less jail time and no registration as a sex offender.
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Men retire to be with their wives, study saysIf there were an emoji for retirement, you?d think it?d be those two Adirondack chairs on the magazine covers.
Boston Beer stock falls as craft breweries lure away drinkersThe scrappy upstart that grew by luring drinkers away from macrobrewers is losing out to smaller rivals.
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Three deaths have occurred recently in a facility beside City Hall where homeless veterans come to reclaim their lives.
Plant officials and federal regulators insist that Pilgrim is safe, even as officials say the plant is losing about $40 million a year.
DraftKings raised $200m in investments in summerDraftKings Inc. raised around $200 million this summer in a previously undisclosed investment.
Henry Hook, a longtime creator of the Boston Globe Magazine?s crossword puzzle, died on Tuesday, according to several of his friends.
Storms continue in Texas, with 2 dead and 2 missingTornadoes touched down in the Houston area on Saturday, a day after two people died and two were reported missing.
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At 17, Galileo Mondol was accused of a hideous crime ? sexually assaulting a boy at a school-organized retreat in the Berkshires.
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Noah Syndergaard put a real New York spin on Game 3 with an opening salvo.
The league?s security also questioned during the game two Patriots game-day employees who were wearing headsets on the sideline.
As the years slip by, a chance to catch upIf you were walking through Boston Common last week, you might have seen a pair of aging businessmen having themselves a catch.
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Who said we had to stick to one definition of measuring time? The West did.
This Halloween, police will be vigilant for tricksAn ideal confluence of calendar and conditions could also mean greater opportunity for mischief.
A decorated pumpkin sitting on a shelf of the Truro Public Library has gained global fame this week on Facebook.
In Melrose, Halloween means front-yard ?Tunnel of Terror?Scott Moss?s Halloween extravaganza is a tradition that may draw more than 1,000 trick-or-treaters by late Saturday.
A special bond: 007 and his carAgent 007 never goes far from his trusty (and frankly, sexy) Aston Martin.
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The first round of playoff action wraps up Saturday afternoon. Here?s the latest.
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?Roger?s Story,? a film by NEARI studentsIf you have a disability, never say ?I can?t.?
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Who is rooting for Jeb Bush? Bush is right that Americans love a good comeback story, but only if they see a candidate they can root for.
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A look at some of the best images taken by Globe photographers last month, including fall colors, presidential candidates, and other events.
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Boston?s newest Uber driver? Kayak co-founder Paul EnglishEnglish is using his all-wheel-drive Tesla Model S P85, an electric car with a base price of $105,000.
Vampires, demons, and the cross: Catholicism and horrorIt?s a testament to the impact of ?The Exorcist? that the genre remains vital more than 40 years later.
With two sacks Thursday night, Jones tied for the league lead and showed his maturity as a pass rusher.
A Globe review found nearly 100 vehicles received more than 500 tickets in the past five years.
The letter from RNC Chairman Reince Priebus to NBC News chief Andrew Lack comes after this week?s criticized CNBC debate.
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The luxury vehicle used by actor James Gandolfini on the HBO hit goes on the auction block next month.
Saudi Foreign Minister Adel al-Jubeir made the comments Saturday at the Manama Dialogue security conference in Bahrain.
Citizens Financial Group Inc. is once again independent as Royal Bank of Scotland PLC said it sold the last of its shares in the Rhode Island institution.
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On Thurdsay night in Symphony Hall, Pinchas Zukerman performed as violin soloist with the BSO, and conducted the orchestra in works by Tchaikovsky, Elgar, and Schubert.
A new level of reverence for all things local has exploded among the younger foodie class, moving into Helsinki?s buzzing fine dining scene.
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Once accused of rape, he tries to clear his name
NFL swept visiting locker room for electronic bugs prior to Jets game
Egypt says it lost contact with a Russian aircraft
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