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Andreas Lubitz had been excused by a doctor from work the day he crashed a passenger plane into a mountain, prosecutors said.
Marty Walsh
After lost bet, mayor wins column for a dayShirley Leung has given up the best real estate in the city to a wannabe writer named Marty Walsh.
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The stigma threatens to play keep-away with the Red Sox slugger?s dream of reaching baseball?s Hall of Fame.
A fresh coating of snow is expected across the state Saturday, leaving up to 3 inches in some areas.
Senator Harry Reid will not seek re-electionReid said he wanted to focus on bringing Democrats back to power in the Senate rather than his own re-election.
Two unaccounted for after NYC explosion, collapsesA gas explosion caused the collapse of three five-story buildings and damage to a fourth, injuring at least 19 people.
The man allegedly shot twice at police early Friday before officers returned fire.
KEVIN CULLEN
A medical examiner depicted Campbell?s final moments lying on Boylston Street, her body ripped apart.
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The judge ruled Shayanna Jenkins can share some of the conversations she had with Hernandez after the murder.
Antifraud effort on food stamps hurts poor, advocates sayThe state is accused of cutting off thousands of deserving residents.
Wow Air?s first flight to land at Logan todayThe low-cost Icelandic carrier provides service to Reykjavik and other European cities.
Joanna Leigh was charged with fraudulently receiving almost $40,000 on the assertion that she suffered a traumatic brain injury.
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?Can?t walk to Fenway,? said the young Red Sox player, who has started taking chances on pitches he can attack.
Researchers seek to short-circuit Alzheimer?sA landmark study is the first medical trial to test whether a drug can prevent the disease in people who are at risk.
Munch Madness 2015
Meet the Final FourWhich restaurants should make it to the Top 2? Vote now in the semifinal match-ups.
Opportunity lacking for Boston?s Hispanic, African-American childrenThe child opportunity index measures the resources and conditions present in neighborhoods around the country.
Buzzsaw
A very proper ending for the lords and ladies of ?Downton? Teacups around the world were heard dropping with the news that PBS?s ?Downton Abbey? would end after the sixth season.
Episode 13: How the Marathon bombs were builtThis interactive timeline highlights trial coverage and a podcast featuring Globe columnist Kevin Cullen and WBUR reporter David Boeri.
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With the NCAA Tournament underway, the mascots are out in force to bring good luck to their teams.
Ryan Getzlaf scored in overtime as the Anaheim Ducks defeated the Bruins, 3-2, Thursday night at TD Garden.
This hallmark of first-in-the-nation presidential campaigns has morphed into political theater for interest groups.
A report found 22 percent of all native plant species in New England are now either extinct, rare, or declining.
The bill would terminate a faulty Medicare payment system and spare doctors and patients the annual threat of severe cuts.
The modern pitchmen for Massachusetts banks are party boy Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski and retired Bruins standout Ray Bourque.
The HBO documentary combines interviews with former members, reenactments, and footage of Scientology events.
The Globe Book Club?s latest pick is ?The Grief of Others?Leah Hager Cohen?s powerful, deeply affecting novel is now a movie, directed by Patrick Wang.
Sri Lanka?s pivot to India breaks China?s dreamsThe new regime seeks to improve the relationship with India without losing China?s friendship.
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