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One of the two men allegedly involved in a shootout on a Mattapan street that killed a 74-year-old woman Saturday evening was the victim?s grandson and had brought trouble to the home before, according to court documents.
No service on Fairmount commuter rail line Wednesday morning Busses will replace trains on the MBTA?s Fairmount line following a low-speed derailment on tracks near South Station on Tuesday night.
Trio of Marines killed in Afghanistan were based at Fort Devens Among the three service members killed by a roadside bomb Monday was also a New York City firefighter.
Boston panel could name up to four superintendent finalists next week Public interviews of the finalists are tentatively scheduled to begin on April 22. However, a panel charged with recruiting candidates hasn?t decided yet on who the finalists will be.
Boston Trust Act to be reviewed after city police informed ICE of immigrants? whereabouts The vow came after a testy City Council committee hearing that saw Boston Police Commissioner William Gross defending the department?s role in a recent incident involving federal immigration authorities.
In legal brief, Wynn Resorts continues to mount argument for keeping Everett casino license Wynn Resorts revealed that it has parted ways with a corporate security executive who admitted to surveilling employees as the company continues to mount an argument for keeping its Everett casino license to state gambling authorities.
Lori Loughlin, 15 others indicted on new charges in college admissions case Hollywood star Lori Loughlin and 15 other defendants were indicted on new charges Tuesday in the nationwide college admissions cheating scandal that exploded into the headlines last month.
Netanyahu appears headed toward reelection in Israeli vote Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu appeared headed toward reelection early Wednesday, as close-to-complete unofficial results showed him pulling ahead of his main competitor.
Nadler says he?ll subpoena Mueller report if only redacted version is released Attorney General William Barr told Congress Tuesday he expects to release his redacted version of the special counsel?s Trump-Russia investigation report ??within a week.??
Pastor of St. Augustine?s in Andover put on leave amid sexual abuse allegation The Rev. Peter Gori was removed from ministry and put on leave ?effective immediately,? Archdiocese officials said.
Acting head of Homeland Security resigns as turmoil continues over immigration policy Facing bipartisan pushback to his immigration shake-up, President Trump said Tuesday he?s not looking to revive the much-criticized practice of separating migrant children from their families.
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With only a few weeks left before the Pilgrim plant shuts down, the citizens advisory panel overseeing the plant?s decommissioning had questions about a New Jersey company?s plan to buy it.
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Representative Katherine Clark takes on Betsy DeVos over ?racist? policy change The federal education department said it would roll back protections to curb excessive suspensions for students of color. But Betsy DeVos didn?t see Katherine Clark of Massachusetts coming.
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Midwest facing ?bomb cyclone? storm of historic proportions An imposing storm will drop rain on New England after dumping heavy snow on the middle part of the country.
DAN SHAUGHNESSY
Should we now be worried about the Red Sox? Tuesday?s home opener reopened the vault of suspicion and has us seriously wondering what is going on with the Local Nine.
CHAD FINN
After another start in which the ace failed to throw a pitch in the fifth inning, the benefit of the doubt he?s received grows a little thinner.
CHRISTOPHER L. GASPER
Boston?s de-facto captain didn?t have the game he wanted in Tuesday?s Fenway opener, but he made no secret what being back in the lineup meant to him.
GARY WASHBURN I ON BASKETBALL
Magic Johnson?s disappearing act leaves Lakers a lost franchise Hall of Famer Magic Johnson pulled a no-look pass Tuesday, resigning as the team?s president of basketball operations.
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EDITORIAL
The tussle between Charlie Baker and Rachael Rollins should prompt a deeper conversation about criminal justice reform.
Letters
Void in foster care leaves children in limbo A front-page story on DCF?s gaps in care stirred readers to decry a system long in need of change.
SCOT LEHIGH
Nancy Pelosi talks sense to the left Democrats should heed Nancy Pelosi?s cautions on single-payer health care.
Renée Graham
The Trump whisperer gets louder When President Trump wants to go to extremes, Stephen Miller is there to push him even further.
CHRISTOPHER MUTHER
Why this extremely long flight from Boston to Honolulu was actually pleasant I thought at the six-hour mark that I would be thoroughly bored. Instead, I?m sitting comfortably.
NAMES
Ahead of the East Coast premiere of Boston Lyric Opera?s ?The Handmaid?s Tale,? the celebrated author will discuss the impact of her influential 1985 novel and its cultural resurgence on May 4.
Questions over Boston?s marijuana zoning rules will remain unanswered this week.
The Needham house was assessed at $549,300, but sold for nearly a million dollars. The buyer, who never lived a day there, would sell it 17 months later at a substantial loss in what may become the next chapter in the national debate over fairness in college admissions.
Munch Madness | Final
And the Munch Madness winner is . . . Beloved Boston bakery Flour takes the cake over Sarma to clinch Munch Madness 2019.
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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The Celtics ended the regular season with a record of 49-33 and the fourth seed in the Eastern Conference playoffs.
About 30 lawmakers from north of Boston say the upcoming fare hike should be delayed because of construction on the Tobin Bridge.
The secretary of Health and Human Services and the administrator of Medicare and Medicaid assailed the Affordable Care Act as a failure.
The home has four bedrooms, 3.5 baths, and two fireplaces. See inside this and other luxury listings at realestate.boston.com.
One could have predicted the result of inviting Candace Owens of the conservative group Turning Point USA to a congressional hearing. And one would be correct.
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Massachusetts officials have launched a new effort to educate motorists about distracted driving
The CEO said in a letter to franchisees that the locations are in ?geographic areas that have changed dramatically.?
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This year, the Big Apple Circus pitches its tent at the Northshore Mall in Peabody.
Take-out food is a wonderful thing ? if you?re the person doing the taking out. But it must make the kitchen nuts. Chef Jordan Bailey had a better idea.
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The Big Picture
Here?s a look at some of the best images taken by Globe photographers last month: a fire in the Fens, the beginning of spring, Ice Castles in New Hampshire, and the annual citywide youth Spelling Bee.
Bidding wars: Should home buyers add an ?escalation clause?? If you want to start an argument in a group of real estate agents, bring up escalation clauses.
How gifts to Tufts medical school advanced Purdue Pharma?s goals Sackler and Purdue Pharma gifts to Tufts generated goodwill for the family and amplifed arguments about opioids that dovetailed with their business aims.
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