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Flags across the city flew at half-staff today for the officers, Wenjian Liu, 32, and Rafael Ramos, 40, who were gunned down in their patrol car.
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This is where mistakes go to die. Or at least to cease proclaiming themselves publicly.
A veteran bus driver is suspended as officials investigate an alleged altercation between the driver and a passenger.
Massachusetts is seeing a few flakes of snow this morning as the region prepares for a wet holiday.
Kevin Cullen
A prodigal son, back after 23 yearsAfter decades apart, William Wallace Scott Hudson and his family are now reunited, and everyone is grateful.
Florida police officer shot and killed, officials sayA suspect was taken into custody after the early morning shooting, police said.
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Rob Gronkowski scored a touchdown to put the Patriots ahead, 7-0, in the first half.
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Jonas Gray celebrated after scoring a touchdown to put the Patriots ahead in the fourth quarter.
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Tom Brady raised his arms after Gray's touchdown.
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Tom Brady was sacked shortly before the end of the first half.
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Jets tight end Jeff Cumberland celebrated his touchdown in the first half.
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Jets running back Chris Ivory carried the ball in the first half.
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Jets defensive end Sheldon Richardson celebrated his sack of Brady.
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Danny Amendola leaped to avoid the Jets' Calvin Pryor in the first quarter.
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Tom Brady dropped back for a pass in the first half.
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Vince Wilfork (right) helped take down the Jets' Percy Harvin.
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Tom Brady was sacked by the Jets' defense in the first half.
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Jets center Nick Mangold (second from right) wore an NYPD cap during the coin toss.
Patriots 17, Jets 16
Jonas Gray?s fourth-quarter touchdown run lifted the Patriots over their AFC East rivals.
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The Patriots? offensive line gave Tom Brady very little time, and the defense was forced to bail out the offense again in Sunday?s win.
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Miami could be without a few key contributors, including Chris Bosh, on Sunday in Florida.
Location, location, location
The Stockbridge of today is more than a quintessential New England village.
Buzzsaw
Ten TV episodes that stood out in 2014When an episode rewards the scrutiny, it?s a thrill. Here are 10 of Matthew Gilbert?s favorites of the year.
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PR firm reassigns Rosenberg?s partner to Fla.Incoming state Senate President Stanley Rosenberg?s partner has been criticized for his social media activity.
Granny would be intrigued to learn that today?s dining rooms often serve as playrooms, nurseries, or home offices.
School group doesn?t conduct criminal checks on referees The Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association lags behind athletic groups in other states in screening officials.
DANTE RAMOS
Rage against the scheduling machineRelying on faceless algorithms makes it easier for employers to casually jerk workers around.
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Photos from the last four months of 2014 depicting news events and daily life around the world.
It?s too early to know what type of relationship may develop in the wake of last week?s historic announcement.
Three men were stabbed on Blue Hill Avenue, leaving one man in his 20s dead, according to police.
Liberal groups? support for Senator Elizabeth Warren puts pressure on Hillary Clinton to move further to the left.
President Obama is calling the attack on Sony an act of cyber-vandalism, not of war.
Despite areas of progress, some things have not changed since the publication of ?A Christmas Carol.?
Liv Van Dyke loves community, which is why she joined fellow readers in establishing Little Free Libraries.
For top-notch theater, there?s nothing like a night on the town at this festive time of the year.
Appropriately, the Land of Snow is where the show begins at St. Paul?s School in Concord, N.H., where ?The Nutcracker Act II? was performed last weekend.
How a Mass. man invented the global ice market An entrepreneur?s 1806 scheme to sell chunks of frozen New England ponds still shapes how we live.
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