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The suspect killed by police had been under surveillance for at least three weeks by the Joint Terrorism Task Force, officials said.
Dan Shaughnessy
It?s time for Red Sox brass to address the myth that this team is always in it to win it.
Frank Angiulo?s death marks end of North End Mob eraFrancesco Angiulo, 94, was the last surviving member of the once-powerful Boston crime family.
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The ?Naut Guilty? had nine young women ages 19 to 22 aboard and four men in their 30s, one of them the allegedly drunk captain.
Dante Ramos
The swift revisions to her entry show the growing recognition of Jenner?s right to define herself in her own terms.
Trash company must repay drivers $6.5mAllied Waste Services of Massachusetts was ordered to pay 450 workers back wages and damages for illegal health care deductions.
Mass. economy outpacing US, but challenges still existDespite the growth, the state still faces high youth unemployment and rising costs for energy and housing.
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Hack your mood with the flip of a switchThync, a company with roots in Boston, is building a new kind of wearable device that lets you bring calm or focus to your brain.
Want in at an elite school? Some told to ?appear less Asian?Consultants now offer services aimed at helping Asian students avoid an alleged ?Asian penalty? in admissions.
Tsarnaev friend sentenced to six years in prisonDias Kadyrbayev had admitted to disposing of physical evidence connected to the Boston Marathon bombing.
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Senator Warren calls Mary Jo White?s leadership ?extremely disappointing? and accuses her of providing ?misleading information.?
Draft Warren groups halt efforts to urge her to run in 2016In their last act, the groups will deliver a petition to Senator Elizabeth Warren with more than 365,000 signatures.
The 15 percent raise comes amid plans by the retailer to close 225 stores by the end of 2015.
House bill to overhaul NSA surveillance clears Senate hurdleAt issue now is whether the Senate changes the bill, and whether those changes will be accepted by the House.
The city?s ?open data? portal ranked behind only Los Angeles, New York, and San Francisco in a national analysis.
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Divers pulled three people alive from inside the ship, but well over 400 people are still missing on the Yangtze River.
The July 11 event will be the second such gathering in Jamaica Plain, but Somerville has held a simlar event for many years.
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Conversations with the 2016 presidential hopefulsThe Globe?s James Pindell sits down with presidential candidates and hopefuls to discuss the race.
JOAN VENNOCHI
Mayor Marty Walsh needs to focus on the cityThere?s a disconnect between the agenda he outlined at his inauguration and the one he embraced when he signed onto the Olympic bid.
From the Duckling Day Parade to the Boston Marathon bombing verdict, a look at the best in Globe photos this month.
Actually, the Red Sox are around league average with the gloves ? with one huge exception.
About 60 people, both opponents and proponents of the Olympics push, attended the meeting at Arlington Town Hall.
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The future of the EV movement was the topic of the 5th annual technology conference co-sponsored by MIT and the New England Motor Press Association (NEMPA).
Only 18 are known to have survived the capsizing of the ship, which held 458 people, most of them elderly passengers.
Seth Klarman gave more than $3 million in the 2014 federal elections ? but he?s registered as an independent.
The first ??smart?? home gadgets that can be controlled by Apple?s voice-activated digital assistant are going on sale this week.
On Florence + the Machine?s third album, British singer Florence Welch is scaling back a bit, with more intimate acoustics and lyrics.
The new version of Google?s Cardboard virtual-reality viewer stands to make a big impact with a few small tweaks.
Design New England
A house for BenNicola Manganello designs an elegant home for a family in Maine with special needs.
Atop a sacred mountain, a skirmish between pure science and religionThe battle over Mauna Kea in Hawaii stems from the same emotional impulse.
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