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More than one attendee at Baker?s D.C. fund-raiser noted his carefully burnished image as a problem-solver.
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Suspect captured after 6 killed in Michigan45-year-old Jason Dalton of Kalamazoo County was arrested early Sunday in downtown Kalamazoo following a massive manhunt.
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Pablo Sandoval smiled and talked a lot about winning. But he didn?t give Sox fans what they likely wanted to hear.
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Many preschool teachers in Mass. are paid wages equivalent to that of baby sitters, not what elementary teachers get.
Kevin Cullen
Letters of love from a Marine sealed family tiesLarry Jodry remembers a father who died too young, what wars do to families, and the possibilities that lay buried in the black lava sand forever.
The war for tech talent escalatesThe shortage of skilled technology workers has become the top issue for many Massachusetts companies.
O?Malley proposes bill to target puppy millsA new bill to be proposed by City Councilor Matt O?Malley will prevent the sale of these animals from pet shops in Boston.
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Joe Sharkey thought basketball was his entire world, but fate put him on a better path.
Scot Lehigh
By rallying about a third of Republican primary voters to his cause, Trump is well on his way to a hostile takeover of the GOP.
?That report is false,? Rubio said Sunday morning. ?I have no reason to believe he?s anywhere near endorsing.?
Trump solidifies lead with S.C. winIt?s the second consecutive victory for the real estate mogul, who also was first in the N.H. primary.
Hillary Clinton fights off Bernie Sanders surge to win NevadaIt was a crucial rebound for the former secretary of state after Bernie Sanders nearly beat her in Iowa and trounced her in New Hampshire.
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The private college?s first new building in 20 years is a model of sustainability, featuring composting toilets and a water supply that draws on rainwater.
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Great design ideas for small kitchensWhen designed for maximum efficiency and style, a more modest kitchen might even be considered the next big thing.
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Things don?t happen for a reason: My life in remissionFor all its palliative allure, it was difficult to accept that the plan for me was to get cancer at 26.
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Despite win, Clinton still vulnerable to attackThe fight between those powering Bernie Sanders? revolution and the centrist establishment represented by Hillary Clinton is not over.
STAT, a national publication from Boston Globe Media Partners, covers health, medicine, and life sciences.
Five ways the South Carolina primary is different from Iowa, N.H.Republicans will hold their presidential primary Saturday in a state where they must navigate an entirely different political landscape.
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Voting continued for a second day in Uganda amid riots and frustration during the presidential election.
With Farrell back and Lovullo the bench coach again, the dynamic seems awkward.
Investigators found that school officials responded appropriately to several racially charged incidents.
Trump questioned whether President Obama would have attended Antonin Scalia?s funeral ?if it were held in a mosque.?
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Amid an uneven recovery, some Greater Boston suburbs have fared better than others, with Weston leading the way.
One of Scalia?s nine children, the Rev. Paul Scalia, was to lead the Mass on Saturday at the nation?s largest Roman Catholic church.
The area must do a better job of retaining young entrepreneurs who feel the pull of California or New York.
Globe critics pick who will win, and should win, this year?s Academy Awards.
O?Learys (no relation to the Irish pub in Brookline) is the work of an enterprising Swede who fell in love with Boston three decades ago.
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Why entrepreneurs still bolt from BostonThe area must do a better job of retaining young entrepreneurs who feel the pull of California or New York.
Boston Globe coverage and the movie ?Spotlight??Spotlight? is based on the stories and the reporters behind the investigation of sexual abuse in the Catholic Church.
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Pope takes classic Vatican approach to Zika virusPope Francis suggested he?s open to the idea of artificial birth control as a means of combatting the spread of the Zika virus, while taking abortion off the table.
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The media are misleading the public on Syria
A golden child of ?sneaker wars? finds peace after brutal attack
Despite win, Clinton still vulnerable to attack
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