Part Two of Two
Jessica Rinaldi/Globe Staff
It had been 10 weeks of hospitals and surgeries, of therapy and slow recovery, of fearful memories and inklings of hope. And now it was time to go home.
The state argues it has the authority to regulate drugs, like the new painkiller Zohydro, coming into its market.
The staff of The Boston Globe was awarded a 2014 Pulitzer Prize today for breaking news coverage of the bombings a year ago.
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Researchers have learned more precisely what risks pregnant women face, and what they can do to protect their health — and the health of their baby.
Race director outlines what to expect at 2014 MarathonAfter safety, the goal is to maintain the quality and integrity of the race, director Dave McGillivray says.
The White House said there was ‘‘overwhelming evidence’’ that Russia is fomenting unrest in eastern Ukraine.
Investigators say Kansas killings were hate crimesA former Ku Klux Klan leader was jailed after three people were shot and killed near Kansas City Sunday.
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Canonization rules send unsettling message about GodThat “miracles” are taken to represent divine interventions says something quite horrible about how God operates.
Red Sox second baseman Dustin Pedroia does not have a serious injury to his left wrist, according to a baseball source.
Asian-American parents gathered recently in Lexington to discuss whether their children are experiencing too much stress.
A massive explosion that ripped through a bus station marked the bloodiest terrorist attack ever in Abuja.
Senator Jeanne Shaheen instead offered a glancing knock on his New Hampshire credentials.
The state-run Wind Technology Testing Center is tasked with testing the strength of turbines and looking for flaws in their construction.
Three years ago, Eve Schaub, 43, and her family cut out a list of 13 added sweeteners.
“Baby,” White Hinterland’s latest album, is an exuberant foray into brooding R&B.
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A Conversation with Governor DukakisDoug Most and former Governor Michael Dukakis discussed urban transportation and Boston’s historic MBTA.
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Is the Northeast ready for predators?Tracks in Winchester may have been a false alarm, but experts say big animals are coming.
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