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Dr. David Torchiana, a heart surgeon by training, has been CEO of Boston-based Partners since 2015.
Who is David Torchiana, the outgoing head of Partners HealthCare? Here are a few key facts about the man colleagues and fellow golfers affectionately call ?Torch.?
Trump confidant Roger Stone pleads not guilty in D.C. Roger Stone pleaded not guilty to charges that he lied to lawmakers, engaged in witness tampering and obstructed a congressional investigation.
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During a snowstorm, Christina Fagan ? who owns the cheekily named brand Sh*t That I Knit ? was curled up in her Beacon Hill apartment when she saw an opportunity.
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A counterfeit check causes a real headache So who takes the loss on a fake check? The first bank that accepted the check or the one that ultimately paid it ? Citizens, in this case? Or the accountholder?
?What if he gets thrown off the car and falls into our car?? Schur said. ?Either we try to help or it could get worse. ... This is a busy highway. ... The guy?s almost 70, come on.?
Outbreak of HIV found among Boston drug users Health officials have detected the deadly virus in six people so far over the past three months, in another grim side effect of the state?s continuing epidemic of opioid addiction.
How much snow will we get in Tuesday night?s storm? If you live in the Greater Boston area, it shouldn?t amount to much, but larger accumulations are possible across parts of Western and Central Mass.
Dave Epstein
A small snowstorm, then a large plunge into frigid temperatures Bitter cold will arrive Wednesday night, but it should be gone by the weekend.
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Here is a comprehensive scouting report, with the keys to victory for both teams and a prediction on the score.
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Tuesday at the Super Bowl: No practices, but more media opps Just a short time after media night appearances, several Patriots will discuss the Super Bowl at Tuesday press conferences.
Julian Edelman says he?ll shave his beard if the Patriots win the Super Bowl The Patriots wide receiver made his pledge during an ?interview? with Deion Sanders at Super Bowl Opening night.
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Super Bowl Opening Night was kid stuff, but not much else The made-for-TV Super Bowl kickoff event was lacking for both substance and style.
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In jailhouse phone calls, the former Patriots star and other NFL players often discussed injuries and the drugs they took to stay on the field.
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What kids aren?t telling parents about porn on social media Adult content is rampant on social media. Here?s what parents need to know.
?The Bachelor? turns serious, as a contestant reveals she was raped in college Monday?s episode was the first time a contestant has opened up about being a sexual assault survivor.
State, Mass. biotech leaders team up to offer up paid internships New program aimed at students who come from the first generation in their family to attend college.
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Senator Mark Warner?s Stop Stupidity Act is a smart way to make budgetary brinksmanship less likely.
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Put the lottery online The Massachusetts State Lottery has been limited in its ability to modernize operations.
An iPhone bug let FaceTime callers eavesdrop on others The iPhone as an eavesdropping device? Watch out, it can happen.
Boston wants to go carbon neutral by 2050. Here?s how that could happen The Boston Green Ribbon Commission is releasing a report Tuesday to help shape the city?s Climate Action Plan.
Jail time for Florida man who jumped into crocodile exhibit A man who jumped into a Florida zoo?s crocodile enclosure has been sentenced to a year in jail.
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This morning, the Globe will release a multi-part investigation into how and why the lives of promising Boston valedictorians didn?t quite turn out the way they expected.
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Twenty-one people died after a 15-foot wave of molasses swept through the North End in January 1919.
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Dating in 2019 is?complicated. Frustrating. Sometimes completely exhilarating. In Season 2 of the podcast, Meredith Goldstein goes deep on one of her most-asked questions.
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Davis wants to go to a contender and LeBron James needs a star teammate to challenge the Warriors.
If you see Boston firefighters in the treacherous ice and frigid water of the Charles River this week, don?t be alarmed. They?re just training.
This Shingle-style home once served as the barn for the historic Otis Shepard House and still has the double-door entrance that horse-drawn carriages used. But that?s not the only historic element this home has retained. The turret with its conical roof also points to the history of the building.
?I am comfortable that the decisions that were made are going to be reviewed,? said Matthew Whitaker, who currently runs the Justice Department.
It?s the latest US move intended to raise pressure on Nicolas Maduro?s regime.
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Jeep?s first pickup truck in decades is sure to turn heads.
A government attorney described Insys Therapeutics as a ?criminal enterprise from top to bottom.?
The musical, which had its 2018 world premiere at the American Repertory Theater in Cambridge, is just the latest in a string of local productions that have made the leap.
A year after Trump touted ?right to try,? patients still aren?t getting treatment ?Right to try? is the law of the land ? but patients haven?t gotten access to to treatments they sought.
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.
