The state wants to mandate drug tests for Medicaid recipients, and the reaction is far from positive.
Get ready, self-driving cars are coming to more Boston roads Boston-based nuTonomy Inc. has received city approval to expand the test area across the Seaport and Fort Point neighborhoods.
Biogen?s pricey new drug sells big in first quarter Early sales of Biogen Inc.?s new drug to treat spinal muscular atrophy appear to be stronger than industry analysts expected.
Google targets ?fake news,? offensive search suggestions Google has developed its search engine in an effort to prevent bogus information and offensive suggestions from souring its results.
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Relatives, friends, and former teammates gathered in Aaron Hernandez?s hometown of Bristol, Conn., on Monday.
Cambridge officials don?t want city employees to fly United on public?s dime A proposal asks for a ban on official city travel using public funds on the embattled airline, so long as alternative travel options exist.
Dave Epstein
Storm may bring less rain than initially thought New England definitely won?t see the deluges people experienced in part of North Carolina from the same storm.
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How one South Shore mom?s mission to improve her son?s autism treatment led to a program that now enriches the lives of hundreds of kids.
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The MBTA has been reconfiguring traffic lights to give Green Line trains priority over street traffic, and officials hope to make the changes permanent.
Ivanka Trump draws groans for defending father?s attitudes toward women At the W20 conference in Berlin, President Trump?s daughter said her personal experience is ?a testament to his belief and solid conviction in the potential of women.?
Trump now taking aim at... Canada? The president imposed a tariff on imported softwood lumber from Canada and threatened on Twitter that dairy products could be next.
Serena Williams responds to Ilie Nastase?s racist comment The Romanian Fed Cup captain speculated about the skin color of the baby the pregnant Williams is expecting.
Adrian Peterson to join Saints, report says The free agent running back visited the Patriots, but instead will be with the opposition in a Week 2 game in New Orleans.
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Comedy Central?s new social issue roundtable needs to figure out what kind of discomfort it?s going for.
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What a year with a single tree reveals about climate change A century-old oak in The Harvard Forest in Petersham offers lessons about global warming?? and life on earth.
Some Baby Boomers discovering they don?t have a first name A generation ago, babies without official first names were surprisingly common. Now, some of them are dealing with tons of red tape.
Last male rhino of his species hoping someone swipes right ?I don?t mean to be too forward, but the fate of the species literally depends on me,? says the rhino?s Tinder profile.
Bar Harbor. Ogunquit Beach. Lobster Mountain. NASA has turned to colorful Maine place names to tag geological features on the Red Planet.
Signing a flurry of executive orders Looking to rack up victories as his 100-day milestone approaches, the orders highlight the President?s lack of success getting legislation through Congress.
Opinion | Bjorn Lomborg
Making dollars count in Haiti If you had an extra dollar to spend making Haiti stronger and more resilient, where should it go?
Summer of ?67
The summer that changed Boston The nation was splintering, and Boston wasn?t immune. But something was happening here.
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OPINION: Broad Institute testing the limits of what ?nonprofit? means The licensing of its CRISPR technology is pushing the limits of what a tax-exempt nonprofit research institute can do.
The Sox are last in the majors in homers, but ?I?m not worried about it,? said hitting coach Chili Davis. ?They come in bunches.?
Cadet Kamisha Green recognized the suspect when they walked into the station and told her superiors.
The patio features a built-in kitchen, grill, pizza oven, and fire pit.
Sonny Perdue won confirmation on a strong bipartisan vote, after razor-thin outcomes for the president?s previous Cabinet choices.
The country said Tuesday that it would defend itself against the ?American imperialists,? amid high tensions in the region.
Rebuffed twice before, JetBlue has again asked permission for a weekly flight to the former Cold War rival.
When Schwartz?s Friday night show was pulled from the station?s lineup in 2012, fans protested.
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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Aleksandra Magdziak has become one of the world?s top-ranked female welterweights while working full time as a lawyer. Her recent match was fought for her family.
Ground Game
Sanders begins his DNC tour today, but there?s a catch The multi-stop tour aims to corral Bernie Sanders?s supporters to back new party leadership.
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