Uber says some of its customers have an unconscious racial bias against some drivers.
Regulators are investigating whether nurses falsified records at a Wilmington nursing home where two patients died.
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The Federalist Society and its network of influential members has been a source of ideological support for Ted Cruz.
The senator?s surprise move signaled a desperation to revive his campaign in Indiana.
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Prisoners in their own homesThe ugly story that unfolded in an Ayer courtroom this week shows how hard it is for victims to escape domestic abusers.
Trooper charged with assault is released on bailState Police have suspended Robert Sundberg, 45, indefinitely without pay.
Jacob LaCourse will serve at least three years after he struck a pedestrian and fled the scene in Seekonk in January 2015.
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The injuries were not life-threatening, officials said.
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The state health department has begun a voluntary certification program intended to elevate the quality of sober homes.
Obinna Igbokwe has narrowed his choice down to Harvard, Princeton, or Columbia.
Mass. may raise tobacco age to 21 from 18The state Senate is poised to pass the bill, which would catapult Mass. to the forefront of national efforts against underage smoking.
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Dustin Pedroia hit two home runs, including a grand slam, and Steven Wright pitched seven solid innings.
Death reported at Apple?s Calif. headquartersA man was found dead at Apple?s headquarters in Cupertino, Calif., on Wednesday morning, officials said.
Man in highway chase wanted to be shot, officials sayMichael Leblanc of Abington was captured unharmed after a vehicle chase through several towns west of Boston.
Post about harassment, Red Hot Chili Peppers goes viral Julie Farman?s blog post recounted an incident that she says happened while working at Epic Records in LA.
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Two tacticians ? Brad Stevens and Mike Budenholzer ? have made constant adjustments and countermoves in their playoff series.
Kelly, Michael, and our obsession with public splits Fans often take professional divorces harder than real ones.
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High-profile police killings, high-profile settlements Cities would rather pay big-money settlements than train their officers not to kill unarmed citizens
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Social issues to return to the forefront on GOP trailIt?s the first time such issues as abortion, gay marriage, and transgender rights could take center stage since March.
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They still have four picks in the top 100, and are in position to add depth at several spots.
Officials from the New England Aquarium are investigating what may have killed the ocean creature.
In the 1976 race, Ronald Reagan announced his choice of a running mate before the GOP convention.
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A new report from Edmunds.com has troubling news for the alternative-fuel car market.
The secretary of state will accompany President Obama to Hanoi next month, revisiting the site of the war he so ardently opposed.
The Federal Reserve kept a key interest rate unchanged against the backdrop of a global economic slump.
Will Ferrell, who played former President George W. Bush on ?Saturday Night Live,? will see if he can do a decent Ronald Reagan impression.
Open until 2 a.m., Scoop ?N Scootery in Arlington offers 16 flavors plus 40 toppings and homemade whipped cream.
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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.
Second LifeAn architect turns his old barn in Newport, Rhode Island, into a light-filled multipurpose haven for family and guests.
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Sanders is more dangerous as a loser than as a winner
Uber resists adding tipping to its app
Plan for a Chinese academy stirs worries in a Conn. town
Brockton High school student gets into seven out of eight Ivy League schools
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