The introduction of a new driver?s licensing system led to hours-long delays Monday at registry offices across the state.
?A shock to us all.? Baker unhappy with hidden trooper pay The State Police are pointing at Massport over why details on pay for those assigned to Troop F weren?t filed with the state comptroller.
Retired Supreme Court justice urges repeal of Second Amendment John Paul Stevens is calling for the repeal of the Second Amendment to allow for significant gun control legislation.
Blacks have less faith in city police and courts, poll shows The Hyams Foundation-commissioned survey explored the opinions and experiences of race relations and racism in Boston?s communities of color.
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Sonny Walker?s, formerly the C&S Tavern, was an institution and a haven for generations of black Bostonians.
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Beware: That Amazon ?free trial? could be quite costly It has become more and more confusing to order and pay for the video entertainment that comes into our homes.
State senator arrested on drunk driving charge He was arraigned Monday and pleaded not guilty to one count of operating under the influence of liquor.
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Francho Bradley told polce that he works for a ?secret government agency? and needed the arsenal ?for his mission,? court records show.
Water park official facing murder charge in waterslide death A water park company?s co-owner was being held in a Texas jail in connection with the death of a 10-year-old boy on what was promoted as the world?s largest waterslide.
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Despite an industry that?s grown so massive it?s become its own form of clutter, we?ve made little progress.
Go ahead and steal your favorite restaurant?s design ideas ? but leave the fork It?s not enough to wow diners with exceptional food. Design has to be interesting, too. But when elements of that design become too interesting, diners tend to walk off with them.
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BSO music director Andris Nelsons and Kristine Opolais have divorced The couple posted the news on their respective web sites and the Boston Symphony Orchestra issued a statement about the split.
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Gisele Bundchen talks concussions, fashion, and her love of Munchkins ?I cannot have one,? Gisele Bundchen said about the tiny doughnut holes. ?I have to have, like, 10.?
Looking to hire more women in tech? Try meeting with some A group of tech executives wants to make sure their colleagues can no longer argue they?re not hiring women because they don?t know any.
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Love Letters Podcast
Splitting up used to be much easier. You just avoided each other at the mall. Now? Not so much. Listen to Episode 2 of Meredith Goldstein?s new Love Letters podcast.
Why Josh McDaniels decided to stay in Foxborough The Patriots offensive coordinator spoke publicly Monday for the first time since he reneged on the Colts? coaching job.
Just a typical coaches? breakfast for Bill Belichick at NFL owners meetings There were definitely words coming out of Belichick?s mouth for 27 minnutes, but there wasn?t too much weight behind them.
Does the armored train in Beijing belong to Kim Jong Un? The Chinese capital is gripped by a mystery that includes an armored train, amateur detectives, and a flurry of Internet searches for ?fatty the third.?
The new study joins a growing body of research suggesting the Amazon was more populated than once believed.
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Gronk?s galpal Camille Kostek gets a modeling gig with Sports Illustrated She?s one of two women with NFL ties chosen in the search for the ?next great swimsuit star.?
Want a statue of a naked Donald Trump? It?s going up for auction Julien?s Auction said it?s the last statue remaining that was not vandalized or destroyed.
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What tastes are on top this year? Tacos, tapas, sticky buns, dim sum, oysters, and more. Make your picks here.
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On Iran and North Korea: Don?t trust, and verify, verify, verify The International Atomic Energy Agency has learned lessons in Iran that it could apply to North Korea.
The fashion industry is built on glamour and allure, but many models, especially the very young, know it for something else: sexual exploitation and abuse.
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Why Houston wants nothing to do with the massive national opioid lawsuit Harris County, Texas, the country?s third largest, is fighting to keep its case in state court.
The Brookline native, just 44 but with 15 years as a top baseball executive, has three World Series rings and is on his way to Cooperstown.
Commissioner William Evans said the force ?has seen that it protects their members well.?
Where color doesn?t unify the apartment, a deliberate nod to the modern does.
With Congress unlikely to make major changes to gun laws, gun safety backers are turning their attention to the mid-term elections.
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German business leaders are expressing concerns that President Donald Trump's 25 percent tariff on imported steel could affect the auto industry in the South
Atlanta?s mayor says the city continues to operate despite ongoing troubles caused by a cyberattack on its computer network last week.
Apple is hoping to return to the head of the class in the competition to get high-tech products into classrooms.
Wes Anderson?s most political movie, a qualified delight, is a film visually (and superficially) in love with Japanese culture.
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Editorial: How to save thousands a year from gun violence Massachusetts has the nation?s lowest rate of gun deaths. Here are #7steps your state can take to save lives.
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Scenes from the Paralympics taking place March 9-18 in PyeongChang, South Korea. 670 athletes with disabilities from around the world compete in 80 events in six different sports.
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