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It was a dirty game to start, luring addicts with promises of free treatment. And at the core of the scheme is insurance fraud, blatant and national. By Evan Allen and David Armstrong
CambridgeSide has found a formula for success Demographics, location, and an interesting mix of stores are helping the East Cambridge mall buck trends and thrive.
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Offering some solitary thoughts Solitary confinement. It?s not good for the inmates, and it?s not good for the rest of us, either.
State budget gap leaves private lawyers for the poor in financial straits The Legislature has once again failed to set aside enough money for court-appointed lawyers charged with representing the poorest clients.
Where do police in Massachusetts issue the most traffic violations? Some of the answers might surprise you.
?This is a basketball tournament, but it?s teaching you more than sports? Score4More?s event Saturday at Jeep Jones Park in Roxbury raised awarness of violence within the community.
Trump team met with lawyer linked to Kremlin during campaign The president?s eldest son arranged a meeting with a Russian lawyer who has connections to the Kremlin, according to The New York Times.
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Despite President Trump?s deep affinity for the armed forces, he is a historically inexperienced commander in chief.
Trump is isolated more and more on international stage World leaders forged a compromise that showed that Donald Trump?s America is going its own way.
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Nearly one-third of Mass. communities have adopted some form of permanent or temporary marijuana business restrictions.
Good news: Sunny skies are back Scattered showers and thunderstorms hit the region Saturday, with some areas experiencing high wind gusts.
Tom Brady got a lot of dough for his upcoming book According to a report, the Patriots? quarterback received ?$5 million or more? for ?The TB12 Method,? which comes out in two months.
This is what the Boston Pizza Festival looked like If you like pizza, City Hall Plaza was the place to be Saturday.
They?re off: Setting sail from Marblehead to Halifax About 80 boats will make the 363-mile journey in the ?granddaddy? of ocean races.
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The iconic Boston group headlined a show that also featured Paula Abdul and Boyz II Men.
CHRISTOPHER L. GASPER
Time to make the All-Star Game fun again Without stakes, the Midsummer Classic is an exhibition again, and MLB should seize the opportunity to rebrand the sport.
Ideas | Chloe K. Fox
How children change their mothers ? and their mothers? DNA During pregnancy, the placenta allows a small transfer of cells between mother and fetus. It?s called microchimerism.
Starts & Stops
You can ride commuter rail in R.I. for free until Dec. 31 Ocean State officials really want more commuters to hop on the train, so they?re offering up free rides until the end of 2017.
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The MFA celebrates San Francisco?s Summer of Love Through posters, album covers, and photographs, a fascinating show revisits Haight-Ashbury in 1967.
THOMAS FARRAGHER
A year-long voyage of discovery ended today for this family The Crosby family set out last summer to explore the Atlantic, there and back again. Today, they returned.
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].
Ideas | Emily Kumler
Why artificial intelligence is far too human Humans freak out about robotic Terminators, but scientists worry that AI is too much like us.
Fifty-nine years of stories from one address With an eye toward the future, the Boston Globe said goodbye to its longtime Dorchester home this week.
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What realtors and sellers are required to disclose to buyers ? and what they aren?t There are only two things state law requires a seller to tell you.
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.
This writing group gives Boston?s homeless an outlet for their pain At a health center for the homeless, the group gives patients a chance to tell their stories with dignity and humanity.
The Red Sox righthander is looking more and more like the pitcher who won the AL Cy Young Award last season.
Advocates were sad and angry that John Cunningham, who was chairman of the Gaelic Athletic Association in Boston, was deported.
Sheila Wilson wants the Legislature to strengthen penalties for workplace violence against healthcare providers.
The harbor was glistening. The ornamental grasses were swaying. The misting station was ready to mist.
One of those groups went as far as to accuse Governor Charlie Baker?s regulators of participating in an ?unholy alliance? with utility companies.
Nineteen members of the group broke explicitly with President Trump in their embrace of the Paris agreement.
Rothstein is executive director of the John F. Kennedy Library Foundation.
The duo?s first stadium-headlining show was brisk, packed with twangy hooks and strong support from Nelly and the Backstreet Boys.
Stressed-out travelers are tired of having little recourse to work out beyond the dusty treadmills in hotels? tiny ?fitness centers.?
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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Here?s a look at some of the best images taken by Globe photographers in June.
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