Republicans were quick to belittle and dismiss the results, which the senator released Monday. She has been dogged by previously unsubstantiated claims to Native American heritage.
Is Elizabeth Warren?s genetic test conclusive? Some experts cautioned that indigenous identity and tribal membership are determined by cultural, familial, and historical ties, not genetics.
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Programs for supporting opioid-dependent women during pregnancy and after have cropped up around the region. Clinicians have placed a new focus on parent-centric methods of care.
Harvard defends admissions policy on first day of trial The case has drawn global attention as the country?s oldest and most prestigious university defends its selective and often secretive admissions process.
Another piece of bad news for Fall River?s embattled mayor Jasiel Correia II was served with an eviction notice on Monday, according to the Bristol sheriff?s office.
Pompeo in Saudi Arabia to discuss case of missing writer Jamal Khashoggi has not been seen since he entered the Saudi consulate in Istanbul earlier this month.
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The troubled chain?s move to close the store could kick-start a project that would include office space and housing where Sears and the mall?s garage now stand.
Former Fessenden students say school ignored abuse Two men have sued the Newton school, and they?re the latest allegations of abuse at Fessenden.
Judge tosses Stormy Daniels?s defamation suit against Trump Daniels sued the president over his tweet stating her story was ?a total con job.?
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Opinion | Laura Perille
?Making a meaningful contribution to BPS is well worth having the word ?interim? on my nameplate.?
Lobstermen could be hurt by effort to save right whales North Atlantic right whales are increasingly at risk of extinction. Surveys have linked more than 80 percent of right whale deaths to entanglements in fishing lines.
76ers at Celtics | 8 p.m. (TNT)
The Celtics open their season tonight. We?ve answered all your questions This is one of the team?s most anticipated seasons in memory, so fans are looking for a lot of answers.
ALCS Game 3: Red Sox at Astros | 5 p.m. (TBS)
Astros star Alex Bregman and his connection with Ted Williams Bregman?s grandfather worked for the Washington Senators and negotiated a contract with Williams to manage the team in 1969.
Chris Sale released from hospital, expected to join Red Sox in Houston Sale, who struggled during his Game 1 start, was admitted to Mass. General early Sunday morning because he felt ill and was vomiting.
Patriots fan will face charges after beer was thrown in Tyreek Hill?s face A 21-year-old Mansfield man will be summonsed to court for disorderly conduct and throwing an object during a sporting event after the incident at Sunday?s game.
Two pass plays to Gronk played a big role in the Patriots? fourth-quarter comeback on Sunday.
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Opinion | Aly Raisman
Child sexual abuse isn?t a kid problem, it?s an adult problem.
Chesto Means Business
Industrial market is hot in Boston, but is it hot enough to save the city?s middle class? High office rents and soaring home prices get the attention, but Greater Boston?s industrial market is also on fire right now.
Portraits of Holocaust survivors look history in the face An exhibit of 60 supersize portraits of Holocaust survivors is coming to Boston Common.
Latest idea for Mass. Pike project: elevate the bike path along the Charles The idea is modeled off the High Line park in New York City, which travels along parts of an old elevated railway.
Somerville mayor says he?ll end his Sam Adams boycott if Diehl beats Warren A spat seems to be brewing between Joe Curtatone and US Senate candidate Geoff Diehl.
Microsoft cofounder Paul Allen dies at 65 Allen founded the software giant along with his childhood friend, Bill Gates.
Authorities in Maine are investigating a suspicious letter found Monday at the Bangor home of US Senator Susan Collins.
Former NESN cameraman John Martin dies of ALS Adrienne Martin wrote Monday that there would be a memorial celebration in the coming weeks and that family was grateful for the support the past two years.
Opinion | Michael A. Cohen
The racist tropes of Republicans Racist remarks have become the soundtrack of our current political moment, uttered with little fear of serious political consequences.
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The $35 million complex will be adjacent to Gillette Stadium, and the team still has hopes for a soccer-specific playing venue.
Two councilors called for a hearing after a recent report found minorities have a lower chance of being admitted.
Explore West Cambridge with this Victorian-style residence as your home base. Built in 1894, 5 Fayerweather St. rests at the end of a brick driveway and is set on 0.24 acres. Represented by listing agents Edmund Feijo and Gail Roberts, the property is on the market for $8,500,000.
The ads have frequently been criticized by fact checkers and national security groups as truth-stretching digital irruptions.
Mounir el Motassadeq was convicted of helping Mohamed Atta and the other Hamburg-based Sept. 11 suicide pilots.
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Are we ignoring ? or outright banning ? an easy affordable-housing fix? Mobile homes may be the least expensive and most effective means of addressing the region?s housing shortage.
Seattle?s mayor talks growing pains that offer some lessons for Boston Seattle mayor Jenny Durkan spoke at a Globe event on how innovation is shaping our world, and she?s in high demand among the hundreds of mayors gathered in Boston.
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