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Jorge Zambrano, suspected of earlier fatally shooting Officer Ronald Tarentino, was killed while exchanging gunfire with officers in Oxford, injuring a state trooper.
Slain Auburn officer remembered as friendly, thoughtful?He was the one that kept pushing me forward to get a better life, get a job,? said Ahmed Altekreeti, a friend of Ron Tarentino.
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Deadline day: Tom Brady?s time to appeal is hereMonday is the deadline for Brady to appeal the decision to reinstate his suspension in the Deflategate case.
Obituary
Baker, who died Saturday, offered firm life lessons ?with a soft voice? to her son, Charlie, and others she encountered.
Madonna took the stage Sunday at the Billboard Music Awards for a much-hyped ? and by some, hotly debated ? tribute to Prince.
The pews grew emptier and emptier. Until at last they realized: the Congregational Church of West Medford was dying. But they were people of faith and they believed in resurrection.
Adrian Walker
Thaddeus Miles is no longer an unsung hero in BostonMiles serves as an advocate and mentor to a huge number of the state?s underprivileged youth.
Ideas | Kelly Kasulis
The costs of code compliance and routine maintenance don?t raise public ire like skyrocketing rents that push out longtime residents.
CHRISTOPHER L. GASPER
Is this where the Cavaliers fall flat? No way!There might not be a more underplayed story in sports than the Cavaliers? run of dominance in the East playoffs.
5 things to know about sunscreenFive things you should know about sunscreen before you get greased up for a day on the beach.
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The lawsuit, filed by the families of three former patients, claims that officials discriminate against the most severely mentally ill.
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Top Hillary Clinton supporters are keeping the kid gloves on ? for now ? as they deal with a defiant Bernie Sanders.
1978 custody case runs counter to Clinton?s messageHillary Clinton, who says she?s an unwavering advocate for women, backed a father in a contentious case.
Like a Keurig machine ? but for marijuana? Marijuana isn?t fully legal in Mass. yet, but companies are already lining up for a potential expansion of the market.
Simpsons actor addresses Tufts grads in character(s)?I didn?t have a fancy, high-falutin education,? said Hank Azaria-as-Moe. ?I went to BU. I majored in not getting hit by cars on Commonwealth Avenue.?
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The senator also drew laughs when she jokingly asked how her speech was polling in comparison to Donald Trump.
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The college debt crisis is even worse than you think We tell students they need a bachelor?s degree to get ahead. But for too many, the numbers no longer add up.
Partners HealthCare plans to stop heart surgeries at North Shore Medical Center and send patients instead to Mass. General.
EDITORIAL
Big-picture solution needed in drug lab scandalsThe delays inherent in processing the 24,000 Dookhan cases abrogate the cherished principle of due process.
STAT, a national publication from Boston Globe Media Partners, covers health, medicine, and life sciences.
Ground Game
Why party unity is overrated in this electionThe rule about candidates getting the entire party to fight for them after a bruising primary might be tossed out of the window.
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The slugger?s line through 44 games: .329, 11 homers, 37 RBIs, and a 1.092 OPS.
Three years after he was badly injured in an attack in Afghanistan, Thomas Block has a new mission.
Donald Trump?s gun policies are ?not just way out there? but ?dangerous? and would make America less safe, Hillary Clinton said Saturday.
A software company will occupy much of a refurbished fighter jet hangar now used for movie-making.
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The idea was floated during a live Twitter chat with Boston Mayor Martin Walsh, but some have suggested a much more radical future for cars in Boston.
The city was the scene of the bloodiest fighting for US Marines during the Iraq War.
The consulting firm McKinsey & Co. estimates that Americans will need to spend about $300 billion over the next decade on such services as access to affordable child care and paid leave.
She has come to accept that anxiety is simply her state of things, her existence.
Travel writer Christopher Muther was ready to drink the Providence Kool-Aid, but he thought it best to explore a bit first.
Private schools, painful secretsMore than 200 victims. At least 90 legal claims. At least 67 private schools in New England. This is the story of hundreds of students sexually abused by staffers, and emerging from decades of silence today.
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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