The comprehensive defense bill cracks down on sexual assaults in the military, while the bipartisan budget bill eases automatic spending cuts over two years.
DAN SHAUGHNESSY
Firing Charley Molnar won’t solve the problems, and the school’s entire football program could be in jeopardy.
Paul Anthony Ciancia is charged with fatally shooting a TSA screener and wounding three other people.
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Simon Dumont, 27, has been called “the godfather” of freeskiing, a testament to his limit-pushing and longevity.
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On January 1, 1899, South Station opened to the public as one of the world’s largest rail stations. It became one of the busiest in the country in the early 1900s.
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It isn’t just conservatives who can be annoyed by urban bicyclists. Liberal motorists, too, may find themselves seething at people on two wheels.
A quarter-century after its Boston launch, the service organization continues to redefine itself.
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Dudley Square, innovation hub?An “entrepreneurship district” in Dudley Square would help to address inequality in Boston.
With the NFC North title on the line, Green Bay will have its No. 1 quarterback in the lineup at Soldier Field.
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Working on Christmas Day is a good deed cabbie Augustin Cime performs to help out others trying to get home for the holidays.
Thousands of homes in Maine have been without electricity since a weekend ice storm.
The dome, which was was built in the 1860s, is getting a much-needed $60 million makeover.
Many of today’s rinks are constructed in retail environments, where companies hope to play off ice-skating nostalgia to help drive business.
Critics’ picks for upcoming concerts around the region, including First Night Boston with Patti Smith and Dean Wareham.
Drew and Jonathan Scott, the matched set of Canadian brothers who seem to dominate the programming on HGTV, on what to expect in homes in 2014.
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Watch the ‘Broken City’ Insiders eventVideo of a discussion with The Boston Globe’s Washington bureau of the gridlock in Washington and what can be done to end it.
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When doctors prescribe books to heal the mind Can you read your way to psychological health? Britain is finding out.
