An AirAsia plane from Indonesia on its way to Singapore lost contact with ground control on Sunday, officials said.
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Wynn wants to replace the unloved hotel high rise with a gently curving bronze tower similar to his Las Vegas hotels.
A Globe review shows the process was hobbled by too little time, conflicts of interest, and questionable work from highly-paid contractors.
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The Route 128 and Interstate 495 corridors are booming once again, spinning off thousands of new jobs.
Faculty are speaking out as the university looks to replace its president after James McCarthy was abruptly replaced.
Hundreds of Mass. police officers joined the thousands of people who remembered Officer Rafael Ramos at his funeral.
Despite life having thrown many good reasons his way, Randy ?Zip? Pierce does not complain about his lot.
Aafia Siddiqui arrived in Boston as a biology major at MIT and left as an active jihadi. Her journey took 11 years.
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Housing is perhaps the biggest piece of unfinished business of Governor Deval Patrick and his predecessors.
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Everything Belichick has touched this year has turned to gold ? at least as far as free agents and trades are concerned.
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Brady?s current contract ranks him 17th among NFL quarterbacks in average annual value.
The success of Danny Appreciation Day, celebrating a Bridgewater 7-year-old with a sharp fashion sense and speech difficulties, continues to ripple nationwide.
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The event came after someone stole a statue of the baby Jesus and replaced it with a severed pig?s head.
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An issue where Israelis, Palestinians do agreeBoth sides have lost faith in the ability of American diplomats to broker peace.
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Around the world, nights look brighter this time of year and illuminations of all kinds help celebrate holidays or festivities.
Scott Hartnell led the way for the Blue Jackets with a pair of goals.
A jockey who was injured in a fall off her thoroughbred horse says she will never ride again.
Ceremonies marked the 10th anniversary of the Indian Ocean tsunami that left nearly a quarter-million people dead.
Democrats are watching closely how Clinton outlines steps to address income inequality and economic anxieties for the middle class.
Governor-elect Charlie Baker will have an array of economic issues to contend with, from high housing costs to inequality.
Family honors father?s mission, mother?s legacy in hitting $1 million goal.
Late-night TV became less about rearranging deck chairs on a sinking ship and more about reviving a TV institution.
Faces and stories from around New England.
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