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Three researchers want a chance to solve the 1969 murder of a Harvard student, but the Middlesex district attorney won?t let them see the files.
Water at state?s largest prison raises concerns A Globe review of state records found that 43 percent of all water samples collected at MCI-Norfolk since 2011 showed elevated levels of manganese.
Testing limits, Flynn entered legal morass ?I?ve always had that entrepreneurial spirit,? Michael Flynn said in an interview in October 2015.
Trump goes from regal to rustic this weekend at Camp David President Trump chose simple over swanky this Father?s Day weekend.
Scalise on the mend, now in ?serious? condition Louisiana congressman Steve Scalise has been upgraded from ??critical?? to ??serious condition.??
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The jury said it was hopelessly deadlocked and prosecutors said they would retry the case.
Renée Graham
For Cosby?s accuser, a mistrial is justice delayed and denied The mistrial in the Bill Cosby case again proves the difficulty a woman faces when accusing a powerful man of sexual assault.
Debee Tlumacki for the Boston Globe
Two experienced operators were in charge of the Cape Cod ferry that slammed into a jetty Friday night in rough seas and injured 15 people.
US Navy says bodies of sailors found on ship The Navy said in a statement that searchers had gained access to the spaces that were damaged during a collision in Japan on Friday.
John Boal for The Boston Globe
The Celtics will receive the No. 3 pick in Thursday?s draft as well as a first-round pick in either 2018 or 2019.
GARY WASHBURN I ON BASKETBALL
Celtics would be taking a big risk trading No. 1 pick How many draft picks does one organization really need?
ASTROS 7, RED SOX 1
Rick Porcello?s struggles continue in Red Sox? loss to Astros He allowed seven runs ? including two home runs ? in six innings to drop to 3-9.
Bob Ryan
25 years after original Dream Team, the rest of the world has arrived The original Dream Team was never about the competition. The entire world knew that and accepted that.
DAN SHAUGHNESSY
I?ve been wrong in my column a lot. Here are some highlights (lowlights) We have hot takes. And a lot of times we are wrong, wrong, wrong.
A day in the life of the young man and the sea Our roving correspondent wasn?t about to let a parade of 54 magnificent ships shake his cynicism about life on the ocean. Then, suddenly, he was smitten.
Boston crowds welcome Tall Ships from around world For a few hours on Saturday, it was once again the Age of Sail in Boston.
Barry Chin/Globe Staff
The fire, which was just one day before Father?s Day, took the lives of more firefighters than any other in Boston Fire department history.
Students studying abroad undaunted by recent terrorism University students around New England are still seeking study abroad opportunities, not letting fear keep them from international experiences.
Ty Burr
Father would have known best, but then he was gone Let us take a minute to honor a large and largely silent tribe: the people who don?t observe Father?s Day because we didn?t have fathers to observe.
?Spotlight? director: Boston Globe building was one of movie?s stars As the paper prepares to leave Morrissey Boulevard, who better to write about the venerable structure, immortalized by his cinematic vision?
Have an investigative news tip? Do you know about wrongdoing that needs to be exposed? Call the Globe Spotlight team: 617-929-7483 or [email protected].
Editorial
Police video demands full, transparent investigation It?s not enough for BPD simply to investigate this disturbing incident.
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For Arbour hospitals, it?s one problem after another Arbour Health System hospitals, which serve about 16,000 patients annually, were cited again and again in state documents reviewed by the Globe.
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The most expensive House race ever may hinge on health care Preexisting conditions are a big debate point in the House race between Jon Ossoff and Karen Handel in Georgia.
At some time this offseason this will become a front-burner issue, if it isn?t already.
The verdict affirms society?s disapproval of mistreating people who are suffering and often not thinking rationally, one expert says.
The plan has divided even longtime advocates of the project.
Should you keep quiet that you're looking or join forces?
President Trump controls assets that as of April 15 were worth at least $1.4 billion.
A voicemail for Arizona Representative Martha McSally last month warned ?our sights are set on you, right between your ... eyes.?
The next biomedical revolution will combine biology and engineering to accelerate treatments for diseases, top scientists and business leaders said at MIT.
We caught up with McCarthy to ask him about journalism and Nantucket, where he?s headed to pick up the Screenwriters Tribute Award.
The promise of crisp air, little traffic, and coastal cycling were a big draw.
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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