The driver was returning home from work at the time of the crash, his lawyer said Monday.
Lawsuit alleges delay in calling 911 amid doctors? slaying The families of two doctors who were murdered in their South Boston penthouse condo in May have filed a wrongful death lawsuit.
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Padma Lakshmi testified she felt she was being bullied by a group of Teamsters. ?I felt he was saying ?I might hit you,?? she said of one man.
9/11 victim?s remains identified nearly 16 years later The remains of a man killed at the World Trade Center on 9/11 have been identified nearly 16 years after the attacks, medical examiners said Monday.
Experts see a federal crackdown on marijuana as unlikely Three experts all suggested that pot sellers can breathe easy.
N.H. to send scanned images of voter data to Trump fraud panel The state will send scanned, unsearchable images of voter data to President Donald Trump?s commission on election fraud.
Why did those Mass. Pike lane closures end so early? The Massachusetts Turnpike is back to its normal pace through Boston, with four lanes of traffic open in each direction. So what gives?
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Here are a few things to watch as clues that Mike Pence might be actively running for president, and possibly even willing to challenge President Trump.
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Tom Brady?s refusal to discuss concussions is hypocritical The quarterback?s evasion of the issue raised by his wife is at odds with the so-called ?TB12 Method.?
Vince Wilfork announces he?s retiring from the NFL ? in a sponsored tweet The former Patriots defensive tackle announced his NFL retirement Monday afternoon as only he could ? while dancing and grilling.
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Farrell does make odd decisions, and he is an easy target, but lately his moves have worked out very well.
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The joint sessions with the Patriots provide Jacksonville a close-up look at a championship franchise.
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For someone who never served, Donald Trump sure loves to criticize those who have There?s no grace or humility, just non-stop bullying and hypocrisy.
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Rex Tillerson ? still unqualified to be secretary of state He is presiding over the systematic dismantling of the State Department.
Things that work
This N.H. town couldn?t ?bear? it any longer ? so they passed an ordinance Bear complaints have plummeted since the town adopted an ordinance that allows it to fine business and residents that attract bears.
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On one side, we?ve got plans to bring commuter rail service to Foxborough. Meanwhile, Walsh wants rapid-transit service along the Fairmount Line.
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Amy Schumer spotted filming in the South End The ?I Feel Pretty? shoot is on Tremont Street near Union Park.
Don Baylor, DH for the 1986 AL champion Red Sox, dies at 68 Baylor hit 31 home runs in 1986 and was part of Boston?s dramatic comeback in the ALCS.
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Earning points under Trump?s immigration plan A low golf handicap? 100 points. A physical handicap? Minus 100 points.
Caring for daughter with disabilities a difficult, solitary vigil Low state pay rates for nurses who could help have left Noelia Ferreira alone as caregiver ? exhausted, fearful, and desperate.
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.
How Obama?s science experts are still operating in the shadows Trump has moved slowly to staff the Office of Science and Technology Policy. Former Obama staffers are quietly trying to fill the void.
A spate of extra-inning games seemed to toughen the team and bolster its confidence.
A prosecutor wrote in a filing that the decision to forego re-trying Frederick Weichel, who was freed after a judge ordered a new trial, does not mean he has been exonerated.
Under Massachusetts law, you are required to disclose anything that might affect a reasonable buyer's decision to make an offer or adjust his or her bid.
In a stark contrast to the partisan rancor in Washington, the atmosphere at a legislative summit in Boston Sunday was amicable, if not downright jovial.
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U.S. Sens. Richard Blumenthal and Edward Markey are pushing legislation that would require used cars that contain recalled, unsafe parts to be repaired before being sold or leased
?We will make the US pay by a thousand-fold for all the heinous crimes it commits against the state and people of this country,? the North Korean government said.
Google?s new head of diversity has rejected an internal commentary from an employee who suggested women don?t get ahead in tech jobs because of biological differences.
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?For the sake of absolutely everybody ? if we are going to hire all these new people, the very least we can do is be more careful this time around,? Oliver said.
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Noelia Ferreira is alone as her daughter?s caregiver ? and exhausted, fearful, and desperate.
