New questions about the obscure company Scott Brown was aligned with were raised in court filings.
Investigators have told doctors to sever all ties with marijuana companies or relinquish federal licenses, physicians said.
Bob Hewitt formally charged with rape in South AfricaThe one-time tennis hall of famer is facing two charges of rape and one of sexual assault of girls he coached decades ago.
Obama, Putin meet for first time since Ukraine crisisPresident Obama and Vladimir Putin spoke on the sidelines of a lunch for world leaders attending D-Day ceremonies.
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He started in rookie ball in 2011 and made it to Triple A this week, and Betts has done nothing but impress every step of the way.
“Democracy is for cool kids,” Henry DeGroot recalls writing in the notebook of a Chinese student, in messages that got him in trouble in China and Newton.
Influence gone, top executive leaves construction firmPeter Welsh, a former close ally of Menino at Suffolk Construction, was apparently unwelcome in Mayor Walsh’s City Hall.
Capital | Weekly poll
A close race for governor aheadRepublican Charlie Baker has narrowed the gap with Democrat Martha Coakley in the Mass. governor’s race.
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Benghazi, Bowe Bergdahl, and manufactured brouhahaThese episodes illustrate America’s inability to distinguish between minutiae and substance.
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With LeBron James cramping up on the bench for the final 3:59 in an arena that reached 90 degrees, San Antonio pulled away.
Ten veterans from Mass. and R.I. are being honored Friday with France’s highest distinction during a ceremony in Natick.
As the hospitality workers union seeks to organize at DoubleTree in Allston, some workers fight back and say they prefer the status quo.
Students disarmed the suspect as he tried to reload, police said.
The measure would expand veterans’ ability to get health care outside the scandal-beset Veterans Affairs hospitals and clinics.
King’s latest novel is more of a character study about the banality of evil than it is a horror thriller.
In the pretty good summer-kablooie movie, the star is better than pretty good in it.
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Wood’s Hole’s unique undersea fleetWoods Hole Oceanographic Institute is a home for deep-sea vehicles.
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