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Donald Trump lauded a controversial deportation program under President Eisenhower that some find deplorable.
Imagine, for a moment, you are one of the thousands of defendants whose cases were sullied by Annie Dookhan?s drug-lab skulduggery.
Senate President Stanley Rosenberg secured a commitment from UMass to soften increases in student fees.
FanDuel, DraftKings resist N.Y. shutdownA showdown looms between New York?s attorney general and the country?s two largest daily fantasy sports operators.
Biogen making risky shift to Alzheimer?s drugs The stakes are high as the Cambridge biotechnology company focuses on conditions that have long bedeviled researchers.
Local Catholic and Lutheran church leaders say they plan to work together to mark the 500th anniversary of the Protestant Reformation.
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Now disabled, the former sportscaster said the Woodland Golf Club in Newton won?t let him use adaptive golf carts.
Earlier this year, Newton inspectors rated each restaurant?s food safety practices using a points-based system.
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As information piles up, the demand for expert data analysis is rising.
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Tools to turn neurons on and off with light could treat brain diseaseScientists around the world have embraced optogenetics technology and are using it to study everything from behavior to blindness.
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The VR viewing system included in Sunday?s New York Times works at least as well as 3D television, and we all know how popular that?s proven to be.
Many insurers are taking new and unusual steps to combat the growing opioid crisis in the state.
Veterans and civilians alike braved wet conditions Wednesday as the parade wound its way through Boston?s streets.
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Representative Seth Moulton, an Iraq War veteran, hosted an event in Marblehead where veterans shared their experiences.
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Celtics have no shot shooting like this Isaiah Thomas finished 4 of 13, and 1 of 4 from the 3-point line.
Patriots? improved run defense has been a team effortIn successive wins over the Jets, Dolphins, and Redskins, the Patriots have given up a combined 141 yards ? a paltry 2.4 yards per carry.
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Watertown boy?s wish comes trueGabriel Aljalian really wanted to meet Tom Brady ? and darned if the Watertown boy?s wish didn?t come true.
James F. Murphy Jr., a local novelist who inspired others to tackle writing, dies at 83 Mr. Murphy, of Falmouth, taught writing for many years, including at Boston College?s Woods College of Advancing Studies.
On a mountaintop in the Chilean Andes, scientists broke ground on the Giant Magellan Telescope.
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Ben Carson?s truthiness problemThe coming weeks may prove whether his campaign will continue to swim, or ultimately drown in a wave of mistrust.
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Who gets a bounce from GOP debate? It?s complicatedThe dynamics of the field have shifted into an overall more competitive race for the Republican nomination.
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Patriotic ceremonies and parades were prevalent nationwide on Veterans Day.
Authess, an ed-tech startup, raises $675,000The Boston company co-founded by an MIT professor licenses educational assessment tools.
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Vatican puts 2 reporters under investigation in leaks probeThe leaked documents revealed waste, greed, and mismanagement at the highest levels of the Catholic Church hierarchy.
The Celtics had a lead in the third quarter but then the Pacers pulled ahead at TD Garden.
The Armont Inn is in an area of Campton, N.H., that is so remote that fire officials had to call in water tankers.
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After decades of raising alarms about global warming, former Vice President Al Gore is now raising hopes.
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Under the proposal, accused drunk drivers could still drive if they follow the rules.
Myanmar?s military establishment acknowledged the victory of the country?s democracy movement.
In 2013, Christine Palmerton?s brand, called ?NautiGirl,? was hit by a trademark lawsuit from the sailing-themed lifestyle company.
?Land Ho!? at the Fitchburg Art Museum places works by eight New England artists among historic landscape paintings from the museum?s collection.
For a guy running a furiously-expanding company, Josh Deth of Revolution Brewing is quick to answer his cell phone.
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Bob Lobel accuses Newton golf course of discriminating against disabled
Dan Shaughnessy: Larry Bird still shoots from the hip
Tuesday?s GOP debate was an insult to knowledge, common sense
Donald Trump stirs immigration pot by applauding controversial 1950s deportation program
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