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The embattled lawmaker may have been paying the town of Milton tens of thousands of dollars less than he should have.
School denies it wants victim?s name made publicOfficials at a N.H. prep school disputed the characterization of a recent court filing.
Boston officers say no to mediation programNearly a year after the launch of the force?s mediation program for complaints against police, no one has participated.
KEVIN CULLEN
More rifles for police? Boston can learn from New YorkBoston?s mayor and police commissioner are wary of putting the rifles in officers? hands. In New York, there?s been more of a compromise.
Frank Wuest, 56, an accomplished competitive swimmer, died Saturday while participating in an ?open water race.?
Russian warplanes use Iranian bases to attack Islamic StateIt?s the first time Russia has used another country in the Middle East to launch operations in Syria.
OPINION | ALAN BERGER
On foreign policy, does Donald Trump get it? Trump will need to grasp a web of shifting alignments across the Middle East and North Africa.
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Evan Horowitz | Quick Study
Alongside the plans and policies, there was also a good deal of bluster and outright distortions in Donald Trump?s speech Monday.
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Five years ago, three college grads founded Downeast Cider House with a mission to brew cider that actually tastes like apples. Since then, that mission has ripened into a beverage empire.
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CHRISTOPHER L. GASPER
In the pursuit of glory, athletes will put up with competing in a quasi-toilet bowl.
JOHN POWERS
As Martha Karolyi retires, a reflection on a dynastyWith Karolyi?s departure, who takes over the unparalleled pipeline she and her husband built?
GARY WASHBURN | ON BASKETBALL
US men?s basketball team guaranteed of nothingThe knockout stage begins Wednesday, and the NBA All-Stars look vulnerable.
Tuesday at the Olympics: Will Aly Raisman grab another gold?The Needham gymnast is hoping to repeat her 2012 victory in the floor exercises.
Ross Schapheer
Ed Freeman also was a folk singer, a record producer, and a composer, but he found satisfaction as a photographer.
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Brazil contends with an uncharted struggle with Zika babiesMedical experts are trying to answer questions such as: How will these babies grow? Will they be able to talk? How long will they live?
See if your favorite spot earned an A, B, or C, on recent food safety inspections.
Jimmy Garoppolo is wise beyond his years?He works his tail off to prepare, and I know he has the respect of everybody,? Tom Brady said of the third-year quarterback.
Can this busker make it in the opera world?Marshall Ames Richards once sang in a heavy-metal band. Now he?s showcasing his tenor voice around the city.
Ballot question on charter schools divides DemocratsState committee members will discuss the measure when they gather Tuesday night in Lawrence.
Most parents say they?d delay retirement to send kids to collegeAbout 68 percent of parents also said they?d be willing to get a second job to foot the bill.
Michael A. Cohen
No, Campaign 2016 wasn?t crazy or unpredictableLooking at recent polls, it?s not too difficult deduce what is likely to happen in November.
Private schools, painful secrets
The unexpected price of reporting abuse: retaliationThe Globe found 15 instances of retaliation at New England private schools against students or employees who raised concerns about sexual abuse by staffers.
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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With the world?s attention focused on the Olympic Games in Brazil, a decidedly different type of competition was held in a small corner of New England.
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?I would say the earliest may be Friday or Saturday,? his agent said.
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Frederick Weichel hopes a police report and letters from James ?Whitey? Bulger will free him.
The vice presidential candidate will visit the state for the first time since joining the GOP ticket.
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The Nissan Pathfinder received quite a redesign this year with updated styling, a more powerful engine, and new, modern safety features.
Rivers and creeks in many areas were still way above flood stage, and people downstream eyed the deluge with concern.
The high-tech manufacturer says it will bring as many as 25 new jobs to the 17,000-square-foot facility in the Seaport.
Jane Kaczmarek and Alfred Molina star in a deeply moving, exceptionally realistic drama about the end of life.
The study authors hope that increased awareness about the effects of food waste could help change behaviors.
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Will voters even bother picking the lesser of two evils?It is possible that many will just not choose at all.
Design New England
?This is home?Keith Leblanc and Kelly Monnahan create a haven for themselves, family, and friends in the piney hills of outer Cape Cod.
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Did Brian Joyce shortchange Milton on taxes for years?
Anesthesiologist eyed in series of cataract surgery errors
What dirty water? Olympians dive right in
?Scumbag Steve? is taking on Donald Trump. Here?s why.
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