Several casino operators competing for gambling licenses want to keep a proposed repeal of the state casino law off the November ballot.
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Boston residents turned out in force for an interfaith service to help the Greater Love Tabernacle Church raise funds.
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Aaron Swartz has come to life again at Sundance in the new documentary “The Internet’s Own Boy.”
The new registration process aims to place students in schools closer to their homes starting this fall.
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He’s not the most popular or the most likely to be bronzed Celtic of all-time. But he is one of the team’s all-time greats.
The Bruins captain will carry the Slovakian flag into Sochi, Russia, home of this year’s Winter Olympic Games.
Daft Punk wins big at Grammy AwardsAt Sunday’s 56th edition of the Grammys, broadcast live from the Staples Center in Los Angeles, Daft Punk was the night’s clear victor.
Are no-calorie sweeteners safe to eat?Food and drink makers have increasingly turned to low-calorie sweeteners. But are they healthier than sugar? The answer may surprise you.
opinion | Martha Bayles
Martin Scorsese’s cynical global ployThe company that funded “The Wolf of Wall Street” is currently negotiating its release with governments that strictly censor films.
Sunday was the first game for Paul Pierce and Kevin Garnett in Boston since the Celtics icons were traded last summer.
Officer John Lynch is being honored for dying in the line of duty, his sacrifice brought to light by researchers.
Two days of face-to-face peace talks yielded a tentative agreement for trapped women and children to leave a besieged Syrian city.
The five Democrats running for governor made their cases to activists in Pittsfield Sunday.
The app-based service is being sued by its drivers, who say it is stealing their tips, and competitors are pressing it from all sides.
Kale will be playing a second fiddle to cauliflower this year, according to food experts.
The botmaker who sees through the InternetDarius Kazemi’s popular little creations are a sly commentary on how the Web is organizing our lives.
A Conversation with Best-Selling Author, J. Courtney Sullivan and Meredith Goldstein, Love Letters columnist
