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An insurance company?s cost-cutting move means Medicaid families will have less access to specialists at Boston Children?s Hospital.
The state?s highest court ruled Edward Bettencourt?s job-related convictions should not cost him his pension.
Your grocery store may not be as pristine as you thinkA Globe review found that every Boston grocery store had at least a dozen food safety violations in the past three years.
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Check your grocery store?s recordThe Globe reviewed three years of inspection records for 42 stores identified as ?full-range grocers.?
New rules set to make retirement industry more accountableThe rules will legally require companies and financial advisers to act in their customers? best financial interest, potentially saving them money in fees.
The move comes as opposition to the measure, which would impose price caps on some prescription drugs, mounts.
A billboard in Boston?s North End that appears to dismiss the Armenian Genocide has sparked a controversy.
Troubled Wilmington nursing home faces steep fineFederal regulators moved this week to impose a $278,900 penalty that will climb $7,100 a day until the most significant problems are fixed.
Boston more than doubled size of offer to GEOfficials initially offered a much smaller tax break to General Electric last fall to lure the company here.
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Editorial
The GOP should pull back from the brink and repeal a spiteful provision known as Rule 40(b).
Yvonne Abraham
Special election could add diversity to state SenateAmong the seven hopefuls for the First Suffolk and Middlesex state Senate seat are not one, but two, super impressive women of color.
This Stoneham artist draws a Golden Girl every dayIn 2013, Mike Denison set the task of doing a portrait of Bea Arthur once a day for a year. Three years later, he?s still going.
Elizabeth Warren: Superhero?The senator from Mass. is featured in ?Female Force,? a comic book series about empowering women.
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These bold cover versions helped ?Idol? grow from its humble roots into a televised juggernaut that anticipated pop trends.
From the Bar
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Who put beets in your cocktail? Trade does.At Trade, this candy-colored drink has an earthy taste.
Jason Day sure does look like the Masters favoriteHe would never say that he is the one to beat at Augusta ? but his recent play says otherwise.
Celtics 104, Pelicans 97
In a trap game, Celtics escape PelicansThe Celtics had just enough to defeat lowly New Orleans.
DERRICK Z. JACKSON
Tropical death in the North Woods Researchers say malaria killed a common loon last summer at a refuge in New Hampshire and Maine.
STAT, a national publication from Boston Globe Media Partners, covers health, medicine, and life sciences.
Ground Game
After Wisconsin, three things to watch in AprilDespite defeats in the Badger State, Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton could stand to recover in the next round of contests.
The Big Picture
Boston hosted the prestigious World Figure Skating Championships for the first time, bringing the top skaters from around the world to TD Garden.
The Red Sox hit three home runs, but Clay Buchholz allowed five runs in four innings in the loss.
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A humanoid robot designed to help on NASA missions is at UMass Lowell.
President Obama has been rebuffed by Congress in his call for emergency funds.
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A new study on distracted driving antics will have you shaking your head.
A March 22 agreement calls for a $3.4 million renovation to begin next month, with Greek Orthodox, Armenian Orthodox, and Roman Catholic churches paying.
The billionaire replaced longtime confidant and Viacom chairman Philippe Dauman.
As prom season approaches, the teenage girl culture is observing an unwritten rule, and rite.
In one of his best plays, Stoppard explores quantum physics, but he?s also keen to observe people.
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Key reports from Globe?s Spotlight team on clergy sex abuseThe Boston Globe?s 2001-2002 investigation into sexual abuses by clergy in the Catholic Church resulted in more than 600 stories.
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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Making movies the ?Moneyball? wayThe Boston office of Legendary Entertainment crunches ?big data? to help the film studio make key decisions, from casting to marketing.
Circular SensationIn the latest issue of Design New England, a one-of-a-kind design combines aesthetics and functionality for harmonious living.
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