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Massachusetts has one of the oldest prison populations in the country, and it?s looking to reduce the number of incapacitated and ill inmates.
Trump might be getting cold feet about the North Korea summit The president is increasingly concerned that the meeting with Kim Jong Un could turn into a political embarrassment.
At Mount Ida, a cloud lingers over $16m loan to school The loan raises questions of whether college president Barry Brown used dual roles to create a business opportunity for longtime client Rosalie Stahl.
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The architect who owns the Piano Craft Guild building has notified tenants of the last five workspaces in the 174-unit building that their time is up at the end of 2018.
Tufts students protest former DuPont CEO?s speech Ellen Kullman spoke about integrity and morality, even though her previous company was tied to several cases of chemical dumping.
Encouragement and reflection at BU?s commencement For more than 7,000 Boston University graduates and their families, Sunday was a day they?d looked toward for four years ? maybe a lifetime.
?We need to look forward and stop expanding the criminal law to fit people that we?ve targeted,? the Harvard Law School professor said Sunday.
Quincy College essentially shutters nursing program College officials wanted to appeal a key ruling by the state nursing board, but the college?s interim leader ? Quincy?s mayor ? decided against it.
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Four teens were killed in a crash Saturday in East Bridgewater; the driver remains hospitalized. ?We?re going to do everything we can? for students and families, Stoughton?s school superintendent vowed.
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NBA?s all-time best? It?s LeBron James Stop fighting the notion that Wilt or Michael or Larry or Russell was better.
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Now it?s the Celtics? turn to make adjustments After the Game 3 disaster, Brad Stevens and his players need to answer the Cavaliers? intensity.
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The pop star offered an emotional speech Sunday in the wake of Friday?s school shooting in Santa Fe, Texas.
George H.W. Bush arrives in Kennebunkport for the summer Bush was eager to return to his Walker?s Point compound after enduring his wife?s recent death and then battling a blood infection.
Want to go to UMass Boston for free? A Somerville company has a deal for you Triumvirate Environmental is offering to pay tuition and fees, currently about $13,000 a year, for UMass Boston undergrads who work at Triumvirate.
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They?re dated, sure, but wax museums play an important societal role: They allow us to feel superior to something.
Even after the damning ethics report, Rosenberg?s one-time constituents still stand behind the former state Senate president.
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John Oliver touches on lax standards in rehab industry His monologue during Sunday?s ?Last Week Tonight? referenced a joint Boston Globe/STAT investigation from 2017.
Bradley Campbell has angered city officials and community members alike with what they call a combative approach to regulating waterfront development.
Hillary Clinton ribs Trump with Russian fur hat at Yale?s Class Day Clinton warned students of the ?tumultuous times? that await them and used the school?s tradition of over-the-top headwear to poke fun at the president.
The two mountain bikers did what they were supposed to do when they noticed a mountain lion tailing them on a trail east of Seattle. It wasn?t enough, authorities said.
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Abolish the job of first lady Free first ladies ?from decorative servitude, so that they may go about their own legitimate business.?
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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.
After tense eye surgery, world comes into focus for gene therapy recipient Shortly after receiving Luxturna, 13-year-old Jack Hogan could see the board in class without help and take bike rides at night.
J.D. Martinez homered twice and Andrew Benintendi went deep for the second straight game.
The Edward Devotion School was named for an 18th-century resident who bequeathed land to the town.
Food safety often is cited as the primary reason why people grow their own edibles, but that?s frequently an illusion. Food-borne illnesses are almost as likely to be caused by homegrown produce as by fresh foods acquired elsewhere.
The president followed through on frequent threats to use his government to target political opponents.
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The vote was condemned internationally as the fortification of a dictatorship.
According to CNBC, the unit would combine with Webtec, a maker of rail equipment.
The annual Eclipse fashion show featured work by seniors and select pieces from other students.
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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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