Usaama Rahim decided Tuesday to focus on killing a Massachusetts police officer, according to an affidavit.
A Facebook page attributed to Usaama Rahim embraced rage and radicalism.
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Amy Ryan, who has been under fire since two valuable pieces of art were reported missing, announced her resignation after a trustees meeting.
The researcher found that drugs that already have been approved could provide a cheaper way to treat Ebola.
The accident occurred at about 2 p.m. on East Street, according to Mansfield police.
Parishioners at closed Scituate church get temporary reprieveA judicial order was delayed that would have forced parishioners to leave the property by Friday.
An auction house is in a legal battle with a man who allegedly registered websites with variations of the company?s name.
The tower at 500 Boylston Street.
The high price of the adjacent towers at 500 Boylston St. and 222 Berkeley St. could lead to one of the biggest real estate deals ever in Boston.
Angiulo had been the last surviving brother in a crime family that ran the Mafia from a tiny North End office from the 1960s to the 1980s.
The Boston Landmarks Commission denied plans for new glass enclosures alongside the marketplace?s central building.
Tech Lab
Google Photos could become the first choice for online picture storage, but it has privacy advocates worried.
Youth soccer?s case of the missing $195,000Did one Framingham United youth soccer dad really help himself to daily Dunkin? Donuts, vacations, and piles of club cash?
Dina Rudick/Globe Staff
The Bartlett Yard bus depot, which has been a playground for graffiti artists for the past few years, is finally being demolished.
Sandberg writes of ?anguish? following husband?s death?I want to choose life and meaning,? the Facebook executive said in a post a month after the death of her husband.
Paulson?s $400m gift to Harvard is school?s largest everThe donation from hedge fund billionaire John Paulson permanently endow Harvard?s School of Engineering and Applied Sciences.
Where trash is treasure: Colonial-era garbage unearthedExcavators discovered a trash pile, which may lead volunteers to the 17th-century Boston Latin School?s schoolmaster?s house.
In a video promoting his new show, Colbert appeared in multiple states of ?beardedness.?
Ground Game
2016 candidate Graham has problems in home stateSenator Lindsey Graham?s worst-case scenario ? losing the South Carolina primary badly ? could be politically fatal.
Dan Payne
Hillary Clinton is political, but her foundation isn?tJudging by the politics of its donors, people give and support the foundation without regard to Clinton?s campaign.
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The Big Picture
The recovery effort continued Wednesday for victims of the cruise ship that capsized on the Yangtze River in China earlier this week during a storm.
Rick Porcello allowed two runs in eight innings, but the Red Sox mustered only two hits in the night game in a 2-0 loss.
Alemany, accused of killing Amy Lord, was raped as a child and plagued by mental illness from a young age, according to a forensic psychiatrist.
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Car shopping site Autotrader found that only 56 percent of drivers visit dealers to make necessary repairs after their cars were recalled.
Scores of low-flying planes are part of a civilian air force operated by the FBI and obscured behind fictitious companies.
New Hampshire enjoys hearing candidates confirm their support for the Patriots quarterback in Deflategate.
Boston has a starring role in Fallout 4, the next installment of the popular post-apocalyptic game video game series.
The free, six-day arts festival, has announced the lineup for its second installment, scheduled for July 14-19.
Cilantro Thai & Vietnamese is tucked into a charming corner of Woburn Center.
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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