The Supreme Court has struck down a federal anti-sports-gambling law, giving states the go-ahead to allow betting on sports.
On the same day as the inauguration of the new US embassy in contested Jerusalem, hundreds of Palestinians were wounded by live fire from the Israeli army, officials said.
Federal probe into fraud at for-profit colleges winds down Investigators have been marginalized, reassigned, or instructed to focus on other matters, current and former employees said.
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Amazon could soon put down stakes at nearby Suffolk Downs. ?I just have a feeling that we?re going to be forced out of here eventually,? said one resident.
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The Seaport shows its true color: white There?s almost no diversity, and it doesn?t seem to be a major concern for developers.
Many women say that a mesh implant made by the Marlborough company can cause an inflammatory reaction.
Moms again give a voice to those killed on the streets Hundreds walked from Dorchester to City Hall Sunday as part of the annual Mother?s Day Walk for Peace.
The ferry broke down? It?s not a big deal for island dwellers Days after the Steamship Authority revealed a surge in trip cancellations, most residents said that they aren?t too worried. Yet.
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After 15 years, even some of the song?s once-ardent supporters are wondering if it?s time to turn off the Fenway Park tradition.
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She was promised $1.5m, but got taken for $28,000 A Worcester resident who was falsely told she?d won a Publishers Clearing House sweepstakes is sharing her story.
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Drake?s massive tour with Migos hits Boston in September The hip-hop heavyweights will play TD Garden.
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Al Horford?s critics are wrong, and other Game 1 thoughts Horford has given the Celtics everything they expected when they signed him to a max deal in 2016.
Here?s what the Celtics had to say about their defense in Game 1 After limiting LeBron James to 15 points, the Celtics explained their approach to keeping him in check.
The Celtics have a slim chance of landing the 2nd or 3rd pick in the NBA Draft If the Lakers? pick lands in the No. 2 or No. 3 spot in Tuesday?s draft lottery, it goes to Boston. If not, it goes to Philadelphia.
Patriots bringing in martial arts expert to help their pass rushers Taekwondo master Joe Kim, who will be a consultant for the 2018 season, has worked for 10 other NFL teams.
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A bitter fight over the demolition of garden for an 11-story building still resonates across the campus, more than a year after it ended.
These were the top baby names in the US for 2017 The top girl?s name held the spot for the fourth year in a row while the top boy?s name pushed last year?s champ, Noah, to second place.
John Oliver calls out Venezuelan president ?Refreshingly,? the comedian said, ?what?s happening in Venezuela is not our fault.?
Millennials are helping frozen food make an unlikely comeback Frozen food brands are rising in popularity despite appearing out of step with food trends such as quinoa, kale, and farm-to-table.
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Who are the Mass. voters supporting Scott Lively? Trump fever still lives and thrives, right here in Massachusetts.
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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.
Novartis? tone-deaf response to Michael Cohen: troubling, but not surprising Novartis? contract with Trump?s lawyer isn?t its first questionable deal, Ed Silverman writes.
After claiming he was one of the best at guarding LeBron James, the Celtics forward backed it up and held James to a pedestrian 15 points.
Dr. Wylie, college president since 1987, took a two-year school for women and turned it into a coeducational institution offering doctoral problems.
Landscaping around an outdoor swimming pool requires no-muss, no-fuss plant selections.
The party?s liberal supporters worry about crowding their House caucus with members who may buck the leadership.
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Under pressure from the US government, Mercedes-Benz is recalling nearly 43,000 tiny Smart cars because the engines can catch fire
A couple led their four children in a rampage that took their own lives and killed at least seven other people, officials said.
The US had barred ZTE from receiving US-made parts because of its dealings with North Korea and Iran.
?Your work is the prize,? the former US poet laureate said at the commencement.
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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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