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Dr. Elizabeth Nabel is paid $1.3 million to run Brigham and Women?s Hospital, but holds three other positions ? including one for the NFL.
The labor union representing 3,300 nurses at Brigham and Women?s Hospital will vote to authorize a one-day strike.
The parents of a teenage girl who was assaulted say the prep school did not do enough to protect their daughter.
Anti-Semitic incidents are soaring, group saysStatistics released by the Anti-Defamation League detailed a wave of reported anti-Semitic incidents in 2016.
Proponents cheered after the vote at the State House, while opponents outside shouted, ?Shame on you!?
In response to a public records case by the Boston Globe, a judge said subpoenas served on City Hall should be public, unless prosecutors object.
Boston zoning board faulted on open meetingsAttorney General Maura Healey cited the Zoning Board of Appeals for an ?intentional violation? of the state?s Open Meeting Law.
UCLA shooting victim was engineering professor, officials sayWilliam S. Klug, a professor of mechanical engineering, was gunned down in an engineering building office, according to officials.
Lifeguard who drowned had more than 10 ounces of water in lungsA star college swimmer drowned Saturday during tryouts for a lifeguard job on Cape Cod.
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Even as members of the black community voice enthusiasm for Mayor Martin Walsh, there?s evidence that support is weakening.
ORIOLES 13, RED SOX 9
Betts has five home runs in the past two games, but on Wednesday night, the Orioles hitters came alive, too.
?Um, daddy went past a red light,? the boy says in a 911 call posted to Facebook by Quincy Police officials.
Three women foil a man?s alleged attempt to drug his date?That guy just put something in her drink,? one woman told her friends, staring at another diner. And so it began.
Promising a helipad in Boston to help persuade General Electric Co. to come here ? that was the easy part.
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It?s been five days since the death of a gorilla at the Cincinnati Zoo, yet the sickening cavalcade of outrage and blame continues.
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Damage has been found in the brains of dead athletes, but a study at Boston University will look at athletes while they?re alive.
Hiawatha Bray | tech lab
HoloLens melds virtual reality images with the real world. And it?s scary cool.
Moose frolicks through Watertown, BelmontThe moose was first spotted on Waverley Avenue on the west side of Watertown, then ran into Belmont.
A man?s unmanned aircraft became the target of an angry clammer, who was clearly displeased by the machine buzzing overhead.
NAMES
A four-page handwritten letter to one of John F. Kennedy?s alleged mistresses is among the items being auctioned this month.
Opinion | Tom Kimball
Save lives, not secondsPatient outcome is a more valuable measure than response time when it comes to judging whether a medical service is doing right by people.
STAT, a national publication from Boston Globe Media Partners, covers health, medicine, and life sciences.
ground game
Is N.H. the best opportunity for the Johnson-Weld ticket?The Granite State is still a long shot for Gary Johnson and Bill Weld.
One Chinese factory is expecting Donald Trump to beat his likely US presidential rival Hilary Clinton in the popularity stakes.
?It?s fun to pass along the thinking and make guys pay attention to the game,? Ortiz said.
Thirty-seven members of the police force were honored at Florian Hall in Dorchester to mark their advancements in rank.
Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts pledged repeatedly that she would make an endorsement, but so far has remained on the sidelines.
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A recent study found Northeastern consumers are interested in electric cars, but face a number of impediments to buying them.
Cincinnati police have released dramatic audio of a mother?s call for help after her son fell into a gorilla enclosure.
Candidates for the company?s board backed by an activist hedge fund lost to management-supported incumbents by a healthy margin.
The premiere of Maya Rudolph and Martin Short?s new summer variety series played like a thoroughly mediocre ?SNL? episode.
Chef Tunde Wey?s traveling dinner series, ?Blackness in America,? creates a space to discuss race, gender, sexuality, and more.
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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Two dead in UCLA murder-suicide, police say
Elizabeth Nabel, head of Brigham and Women's, holds three outside paid positions
Three women foil a man?s alleged attempt to drug his date
Enough with the gorilla, already
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