CEOs, civic group urge action on transit in Mass.

A new study estimates that if the state fails to address the aging highway and transit network, the cumulative economic drain could total $26 billion by 2030.

New England Law head draws scrutiny for his pay

John F. O’Brien’s annual compensation of $867,00 may make him the highest paid law school dean in America.

Mayor Menino at home away from home

The recuperating mayor has set up shop in the Parkman House, a mansion about as far from his Readville home as a man of the people can get.

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Egypt court grants Mubarak appeal, orders retrial

Former Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak had been convicted of failing to prevent the killing of hundreds of protesters during the uprising that toppled his regime.

Matthew O’Neill waited for a taxi after being treated for a broken arm at Nantucket Cottage Hospital.

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21 states take aim at Mass. hospitals’ Medicare windfall

A Nantucket hospital’s rural designation has allowed the state’s 81 other hospitals to reap between a $256.6 million and $367 million annual bonus for the last two years.

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Wes Welker in great standing with Patriots

At the start of the season, the receiver appeared on the outs with the team. But when he was needed most, he came through, just like he usually does.

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Patriots have the coaching edge against Texans

Bill Belichick matching wits with Texans head coach Gary Kubiak is one of the biggest mismatches of the playoffs.

Patriots’ Stephen Gostkowski awaits his defining moment

Gostkowski has never been called on to kick a last-second, potential game-winning postseason field goal with the Patriots trailing.

Patriots’ keys to a win vs. Texans

How can the Patriots move past the Texans and into the AFC title game? Jim McBride has the answers in his scouting report.

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The Great Molasses Flood of 1919

A giant tank in the North End collapsed and sent a wave of molasses through the streets of Boston, killing 21 people.

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For his new series, “Edge of America,’’ Geoff Edgers jumps into the action to experience the things people around the country do for entertainment.

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Because of his eye injury last October, Stephen Durant jokes, he now looks like a Bond villian.

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To opponents, Kevin Garnett is a despised, unrelenting nuisance, using his full arsenal of mental tactics against even the most vulnerable of subjects.

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Vancouver Island’s Mount Washington steeped in snow

Jackie Bradley in 2012 was named the Red Sox’ minor league defensive player of the year.

Jackie Bradley could become central figure for Red Sox

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Jim Allen of Hard Rock International, Eugene Cassidy and Donald Chase, of Eastern States Exposition, and Hamish Dodds of Hard Rock at a press conference Friday to announce their casino proposal.

State’s gaming table is just about set

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Ryan Wendell has been a mainstay on the Patriots offensive line, missing just six offensive snaps. He led the NFL in totals snaps.

Ryan Wendell a mainstay on Patriots’ offensive line

Wendell is the top center of an offensive line that paved the way for Patriots running backs to total 2,184 yards, the highest for the team since 2008.