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Patriots fans, who never once doubted their hero, celebrated Judge Berman?s ruling as a restoration of the rightful order in the NFL.
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In a twist of irony, it turns out that it was the National Football League that didn?t follow the rules, not Tom Brady.
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Jonathan Kraft rejoices in judge?s decisionIn a radio interview, the Patriots team president seemed to let off a little steam as he celebrated his franchise quarterback.
A federal judge rebuked the NFL as he freed Tom Brady from his suspension, allowing him to lead the Patriots next Thursday.
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The few challengers on the ballot face an uphill climb to unseat popular incumbents.
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Remy and Don Orsillo seemed to give NESN a reenergized broadcast this year but the team on the field was neither energized nor effective.
Officials are ending the benefit for more than 600 former employees, saying they had inadvertently continued the practice.
Police said Thursday the officer who claimed he was fired on by a passing pickup truck driver had fabricated the account.
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So here?s the long and short of maternity leaves: A woman should be able to choose what?s right for her without fear of criticism.
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The photo captures everything we don?t want to see: a vicious civil war, a surge of refugees, the death of an innocent.
A year ago, heroin cost Jessica Conway her daughter. On Wednesday, police suspect, it cost Conway her life.
Ms. Hoffman, who will be inducted soon into Bentley?s Athletic Hall of Fame, led teams to 11 NCAA tournaments.
Sean Kiley will receive $128,750 in 26 installments made every two weeks while he is on paid leave through August 2016.
Ted Cruz sells himself as antiestablishment candidateThe US senator from Texas stopped in N.H. on Monday to open his campaign office in Manchester.
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Kim Davis follows the footsteps of George WallaceThis uncivil civil servant isn?t a religious freedom fighter. She?s a homophobe, pure and simple.
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A record number of migrants, most of them refugees fleeing war and crisis in the Mideast and Africa, are seeking asylum in Europe.
Friendly?s visionary inspires at TechstarsThe 100-year-old did not let a 17-foot fall or swarm of bees keep him from the tech showcase.
Where Pope Francis stands on gays, divorce, abortionPope Francis is expected to raise a range of issues when he visits Cuba and the United States Sept. 19-27.
The recent Red Sox struggles have created player development and evaluation opportunities that almost never existed.
Yes, Massachusetts is Clinton Country ? but what happens if the vice president jumps into the 2016 race?
After one more day of sweltering weather, Mass. residents can prepare for several days in the 70s and 80s.
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?NPR-loving New England enjoys their Volvos,? Popular Mechanics concluded.
Prosecutors will pursue the death penalty against Dylann Roof because more than two people were killed, court documents say.
Gillette is releasing a series of short videos timed with Labor Day that celebrate the company?s South Boston employees.
A roster of mostly indie-rock and Americana artists will take over City Hall Plaza from Sept. 25-27.
?The Open Mind? premieres on WGBH World Sunday morning under Alex Heffner, a Phillips Academy and Harvard grad.
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Millis gun attack story fabricated, official says
Rules indeed were broken ? by the NFL
Roger Goodell is in quicksand, and is taking NFL down with him
Shouldn?t the Patriots now go for complete vindication?
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