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How one Texas city took on mental health as a community and became a national model.
Trump expected to pick Tillerson as secretary of stateRex Tillerson, the president and chief executive of Exxon Mobil, has extensive experience working with foreign leaders, including Russian officials.
Republicans in Congress prepare obscure tactic to gut Obama regulationsRepublicans are readying an onslaught under what?s known as the Congressional Review Act to cast aside a raft of Obama administration edicts.
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Novartis? Cambridge facility is the most interesting new building in town.
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The history behind Bill Belichick?s love for puntersThe Patriots coach puts more thought into kicking and punting than most of us put into anything.
Celtics arrive in Oklahoma City safely after bomb threat on team flightOnly a handful of team executives were aware of the bomb threat during the flight, but the entire traveling party was alerted when the flight landed.
How the Red Sox made the Chris Sale trade happenWe take a detailed, day-by-day look at how Boston and Chicago reached an agreement at the winter meetings.
It?s a budding business down on the tree farmThere are about 400 farms in Massachusetts ? including near Boston ? that grow Christmas trees for the fresh-cut market, up from 284 in 2007.
Lynch and Kennedy say they?re worried about NBC Boston?s signal strengthThey echoed the concerns of Senator Edward Markey in a letter to Comcast?s CEO.
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Two bombs exploded outside a major soccer stadium in Istanbul after fans had gone home Saturday night.
Snow is expected late Sunday afternoonUp to 3 inches of snow for the Boston area is forecast to begin late Sunday afternoon, followed by rain by Monday morning.
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When a needle is more deadly than a gunMore than 1,400 times in the city so far this year, Boston first responders and ordinary citizens have administered Narcan.
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Women are ready for their turnA training program for Democratic women who want to become political candidates has seen a spike in applications.
Officer-involved shooting in Falmouth leaves 1 injuredThe incident left a male with a non-life-threatening hip injury Friday night, police said.
A nursing home giant stumbles amid expansionAs Genesis HealthCare has rapidly grown, care at its Massachusetts facilities has eroded, according to a Globe review of federal and state data.
Plans for luxury hotel below Mt. Washington summit prompt outcryHikers who tramp the Presidential Range fear the construction will mean less connection with the uncluttered outdoors.
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Pat and Dina Lacey had been parents for only a few months when doctors discovered a tumor in their new baby?s chest. Told to take their son home to die, they put their faith in a young doctor who wouldn?t accept death as the answer.
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Protest that goes beyond political theaterIn recent months protest movements are being defined by new urgency ?and efficacy.
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The Desperate and the Dead | Part 6
The hidden cost when mental illness meets homelessnessEveryone knows David, and wants to help, as he bounces between shelters, hospitals, jail. He is among the many homeless people with mental illness who find no care system to address their desperation.
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.
All the bountiful riches and benefits the players enjoy today trace back to the Brooklyn-born Miller.
Mourners attended a wake Lee Manuel Viloria-Paulino, whose mutilated body was found last week on the banks of the Merrimack River.
In architecture, it was a road less traveled ? a freestanding condo.
Some of the donors to Governor Charlie Baker?s campaign include top officials at companies with business before the state of Massachusetts.
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A premium car expert, an automotive market forecaster, and an industry analyst weigh in.
US Secretary of State John Kerry and leading diplomats are trying to find solutions for Syria?s desperate opposition, as Syrian government forces squeeze rebels out of Aleppo after a devastating blitz.
The state?s largest health network lost $108 million on operations in fiscal 2016 as its Neighborhood Health Plan continued to struggle.
Eva Gambon, 9, was diagnosed in utero with hypoplastic left heart syndrome. But that isn?t keeping the Rockland resident and little ballerina from the stage.
A look at local films, festivals, and faces.
For the youngest members of the next generation, the line between the online world and real life is fading.
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A look at wintry weather across the globe ahead of the start of the season that is fast approaching.
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Convenient truths about Al Gore?s meeting with Donald TrumpThree things are absolutely incredible about this meeting.
Design New England
A Gardener?s GardenThe lush landscape around Andrew Grossman?s home and studio is a showcase of possibilities.
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