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A lawsuit Rosanna Camilo?s family recently settled cannot erase the legacy of the violence of one afternoon six years ago in Mattapan.
shirley leung
Meet the GK15, companies in the Boston area with the most women and minorities on their boards.
A team from Worcester Polytechnic Institute has grown a piece of heart tissue on a leaf of spinach that beats and sends fluids just like a heart would.
In 1967, Kathrine V. Switzer became the first woman with an official number to run the race ? despite physical attempts to stop her.
BEN VOLIN | ON FOOTBALL
NFL commissioner Roger Goodell will be at the Patriots? 2017 season opener, his first appearance at Gillette Stadium since Deflategate.
Opposing coaches impressed with Patriots? offseason moves Bill Belichick skipped the AFC coaches breakfast Tuesday morning, but he was still a big topic of conversation.
Today is a terrible day to be a Falcons fan If today?s date, 3/28, doesn?t seem familiar, it should.
Jonathan Wiggs/Globe Staff
It?s easier than ever to find healthy lunch options in Boston, but the fast-casual restaurant market may be getting overstuffed.
Christy Mihos, one-time independent candidate for governor, dies at 67 Mihos was diagnosed last month with Stage 4 pancreatic and liver cancer and he died on Friday in Florida.
Adrian Walker
Ambitious drug treatment center may have found its ideal leader Michael Botticelli is returning to Boston to lead a new addiction center at Boston Medical Center after serving as ?drug czar? in the Obama administration.
Boston lowers parking meter rates in the Seaport Most parking meter rates in the Seaport District will change by 50 cents starting on Monday, a first step toward introducing flexible parking rates.
House votes to block Obama-era online privacy rules The move is the first step toward allowing Internet providers such as Comcast, AT&T, and Verizon to sell the browsing habits of their customers.
Dave Epstein
A nor?easter could be headed our way, but it might not mean snow This very cold March might be ending with a cold nor?easter, but don?t let the word ?nor?easter? freak you out just yet.
Robbery, rape suspect is ?person of interest? in Lynn killing Essex prosecutors still have not charged Brian Brito in connection with Monday?s fatal shooting.
Two people who secretly filmed Planned Parenthood are indicted in Calif. California prosecutors said two anti-abortion activists invaded the privacy of medical providers by filming them without their consent.
Suzanne Kreiter/Globe staff
The messages are direct, stark, unambiguous. And they have appeared, by the thousands, on yards across the nation.
Evan Horowitz | Quick study
Will GOP decimate budget to notch win on tax cuts? The weeks ahead will reveal which matter more to Republicans: tax cuts or balanced budgets.
Trump order softens laws on climate change President Trump?s order that derails much of President Obama?s policies to curb climate change drew sharp criticism from environmental advocates.
A spirited Hillary Clinton criticized Republican leaders on everything from health care to the shortage of women appointees in top positions.
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Trump Today: The president calls Russia concerns a ?hoax? The president made the comment despite confirmation last week in a congressional hearing that the FBI is investigating Trump-Russia ties.
Michael A. Cohen
For GOP, allegiance to party trumps allegiance to country Representative Devin Nunes is the most spectacular example of this phenomenon
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Special report | Part 1
Fleeing Syria for Trump?s America The trip was over for these refugees. They had found a new home in Mass. But uncertainty lay ahead: Tomorrow, Donald Trump would be sworn in.
Documenting Hate: Submit an incident you know about If you have been a victim or witnessed a hate incident, share your information here so we can investigate.
EPA sidestepped decision to tighten standards for lead levels The agency provided only general guidance instead of a specific new threshold for acceptable lead levels.
Patrice Bergeron and David Krejci staked the team to an early lead.
The companies that provide janitorial services for the MBTA had been criticized for cutting workers? hours, making them ineligible for benefits.
The AIA award-winning house that architect Harry Hunt designed and built for his family near Stowe, Vermont, is loaded with energy-efficient features.
President Trump wants to cut programs like medical research, infrastructure, and community grants so US taxpayers, not Mexico, can cover the border wall.
As the fighting in Mosul, Iraq, has grown more urgent, civilian deaths are mounting.
?We?ve cracked the code? of the genetic lung disease,? the Boston biotech?s chief executive said.
The film, starring Jake Gyllenhaal, chronicles the story of survivor Jeff Bauman.
When the elevator is private, when a celebrity chef is involved, when the fish soup costs $59, Pabu ? ?pub? in Japanese ? has lost the right to the term.
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.
Jessica Rinaldi/Globe Staff
The Big Picture
Dogs and their mushers sped over 200 miles in Maine for the 25th annual Can-Am Crown 250 sled dog race.
Ground Game
After the health bill failed, Trump plays the blame game In President Trump?s Oval Office, the buck stops elsewhere.
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