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The Supreme Court gave President Obama his second big health care win in a ruling that preserves insurance for millions of Americans.
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The Supreme Court upheld health care subsidies and housing discrimination law on Thursday.
Patient mocked by anesthesiologist while sedated awarded $500,000The Virginia man was mocked about his masculinity and insulted by an anesthesiologist during a colonoscopy in 2013.
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Would the Red Sox part with Clay Buchholz?Even though he would fit nicely with a number of teams, he remains a Red Sox, and the expectation is he will stay in Boston.
How will the first round of 2015 NBA Draft play out?The Celtics will spend most of their day trying to trade up, but they could take Bobby Portis with the 16th pick if he?s available.
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The prominent billboard that faces the Massachusetts Turnpike near Fenway Park is coming down after two decades.
Whole Foods accused of overcharging customers in NYCThe supermarket chain has routinely overstated the weight of prepackaged goods, the city?s consumer chief alleged.
Ben Affleck television episode violated standards, PBS saysThe episode of ?Finding Your Roots? omitted references to Affleck?s ancestor as a slave owner.
State Police reminded people of the rules regarding the July 3 and July 4 festivities in Boston.
The Supreme Judicial Court has outlined for the first time the legal rules relating to when a parent can spank a child.
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Despite repeated rulings against Uber?s lowest-cost offering, its drivers continue to ply French roads.
The boy went into the water while his parents were on shore and his father tried to rescue him.
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If the Marathon bomber had been sincere all along, Wednesday?s proceeding might have been a different affair.
The drugmaker is moving its research from Wallingford and Waltham to a location on Binney Street set to be completed in 2018.
Yvonne Abraham
It?s no Confederate flag, but our banner is still pretty awfulNative Americans have been trying to change the Massachusetts flag for decades, to little effect.
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The dump truck veered off Great Pond Road and fell into Lake Cochichewick just before 6 a.m.
Supermarkets battle growing competition for grocery businessTraditional supermarkets are in an all-out food fight as new competitors move in on their business.
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Why is the GOP presidential field so large in 2016?The 2016 GOP field is the largest ever since the modern presidential primary system began in 1952.
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What do you think of Tsarnaev?s apology?Globe Opinion is hosting a moderated forum for the Dzhokhar Tsarnaev trial.
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The first International Day of Yoga was held on June 21 and India set a record for the largest yoga demonstration in a single venue.
The Bruins will kick off their season with the home opener against the Winnipeg Jets on Oct. 8.
The men allegedly crawled down manholes along state highways and stole wire that supplies power to light poles on the road.
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Route 20 is the longest road in the U.S. and it begins in Kenmore Square.
During his campaign kickoff speech, Donald Trump accused Latino immigrants of bringing drugs, crime, and rapists to the US.
Clinton?s campaign is summoning campaign surrogates from Massachusetts and New York to New Hampshire on Saturday.
Dan Dain created a private equity fund of sorts to help promising young chefs set out on their own.
The production of the 1965 musical is bracingly dark, even unsettlingly so at times, while also raising the requisite quotient of goosebumps.
How fashion designer David Josef became the go-to dressmaker among many Orthodox Jewish women.
Design New EnglandDesigner Jennifer Glickman found her dream home in a rough-around-the-edges duplex in Boston?s South End.
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The changing role of fathers Across the world, dads are becoming more involved with their children and taking more parental leave.
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