CELTICS 114, 76ERS 112
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The Celtics won the series, 4-1, will now move on and play LeBron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers in the Eastern Conference finals.
YANKEES 9, RED SOX 6
New York scored four runs in the eighth, capped by Aaron Judge?s homer off the Red Sox closer.
DAN SHAUGHNESSY
The Red Sox lefthander, a huge fan of the game ?Fortnite?, missed his start Wednesday in New York because of carpal tunnel syndrome.
The new Riverside complex would be a collection of several buildings that would include an office tower, a hotel, hundreds of apartments, and a Green Line garage.
Yvonne Abraham
No more Governor Nice Guy A distressingly large chunk of the state?s Republican faithful voted to put a bigot on the gubernatorial ballot. Now, Governor Baker, it will be up to you to beat that hatred back.
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John McCain doesn?t want Donald Trump at his funeral. Who would? Funerals are for people who loved and cared about the deceased, or at least respected them.
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I love him, but he?s old enough to be my dad. Can it work? The man she loves is 25 years her senior. Is it crazy to think they could really have a life together?
Here?s what the Citgo sign would look like next to its new neighbor Renderings show an eight-story glass building in Kenmore Square with parts of the top floors facing the base of the landmark sign.
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Since 2015, on a small plot in the town of Johnston, R.I., a Dutch farmer has grown acres of tulips in rows of deep purples, oranges, and sunset reds.
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With new spots opening all the time, it?s not easy to keep a restaurant going for decades.
Monica Lewinsky sent a tweet that suggested that she had been invited ? and then uninvited ? because the former president would attend.
State Police union files complaint about GPS vehicle tracking The complaint provides a window into the growing tensions between the 2,200-member State Police force and its leaders.
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Secretary of State William Galvin is leaning heavily on public employees to help his campaign.
Walsh moves to rein in rentals through services like Airbnb Mayor Martin Walsh?s latest proposal would essentially do away with short-term stays at investor-owned apartments.
CIA pick Haspel says she won?t ?judge? whether waterboarding was wrong Gina Haspel promised senators she would never restart an interrogation program in the future, if she is confirmed as director of the CIA.
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Here?s how recent revelations may link Michael Cohen to Russia As if a porn star, Playboy Playmate, and hush money weren?t sexy enough, the probe of the Trump fixer may now have a link to a confidant of Vladimir Putin.
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What appeared to be a cloud of smoke engulfing the city Wednesday was just an area of fog moving inland from the coast.
Novartis said its agreement with Trump attorney Michael Cohen?s firm was aimed at gaining insight into the administration?s health-care policy.
American detainees in North Korea are released Freed after more than a year in prison, three Americans flew homeward from North Korea ? the latest sign of improving relations between longtime adversaries.
Francis ?Cadillac Frank? Salemme had been led to believe that Steven DiSarro was cooperating with the FBI in building a case against him.
Boston University student can run a mile in 4:43 ? while he?s juggling It?s called ?joggling? ? the art of juggling while jogging ? and Boston University?s Zach Prescott just broke the world record.
Love Letters Podcast
Why can?t we be friends? It?s easy to say you?ll remain chummy with your ex. It?s much harder to actually do.
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Sarah Huckabee Sanders? web of lies Compared to other grifters and incompetents connected to this presidency, Sanders is ruthlessly efficient.
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Connor Biscan?s family gave a Globe reporter and photographer access into his world and their struggles, believing it might help other families.
Can precision medicine do for depression what it?s done for cancer? Scientists are looking to pinpoint subtypes of depression, with the goal of better customizing treatments.
It?s happened only a few times, the most recent in 2003.
A fight over advertising on the streets of Boston has escalated to the halls of the Beacon Hill.
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Department of Transportation urges vehicle owners to replace deadly recalled Takata airbags
The shutdowns of Ford plants could cost the automaker as much as 15,000 F-150s per week, an analyst said.
This isn?t the way multibillion-dollar deals usually get announced.
Joel Colodner and Jeremiah Kissel team up for ?Two Jews Walk Into a War . . .,? Seth Rozin?s comedy at New Repertory Theatre.
What happens when machines take over the kitchen? At Spyce in downtown Boston, we are about to find out.
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Spring House Hunt: Should parents buy property in a college town? As the spring house hunt gets underway and National College Decision Day nears, thoughts are turning to campus housing.
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He is a boy easy to love, and also a heart-testing puzzle to those who love him.
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