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National polls show Trump trouncing candidates who have much more actively courted Christian voters.
Business- and health care-oriented schools boasted generally higher salaries among their former students.
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Anatomy of a smearPeople are entitled to their opinions, but as John Kerry?s daughter put it, ?Opinions are one thing. Lies are another.?
As winter approaches, heating oil prices have fallenHeating oil prices have declined to their lowest level in six years, meaning home and business owners could save this winter.
Despite anger at competition, more than a fifth of Boston?s 6,400 licensed cabbies have signed up to drive with Uber, the company said.
The lawsuit claims the bar kicked Eric Munsell out and left him to ?fend for himself.??
The high-ranking official at the small Fenway college came under fire for plagiarizing passages of her welcome letter to faculty last month.
Mr. O?Keefe was also a City Council member in Salem, where he had served for 26 years.
Border controls in Europe tighten to stem migrant flowIn a bid to slow a torrent of migrants, Hungary moved to reinforce its borders a day ahead of a planned crackdown on migration.
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The method allows a contractor to name a maximum price at each stage of construction, instead of agreeing to a fixed price.
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The Sox wasted a solid start by rookie Eduardo Rodriguez, who allowed only one run over 5? innings.
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?Spotlight? cast pictured with real-life charactersStars of the film joined the Globe reporters and editors they?re playing at the Toronto International Film Festival on Monday.
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The stars discussed the people they?re playing at the Toronto International Film Festival Monday.
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Don?t be fooled by those undefeated teams; the division will be a cakewalk for New England. Again.
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The conference, the first of its kind held here, is a sign of the growing influence of two Mass. tribes recognized by federal officials in recent years.
Target to open two new stores in Boston areaThe retailer said it would open stores near Boston University and at Central Square in Cambridge in the next two years.
Richard family campaign expands on message of peaceSurvivors of the boy killed in the Marathon bombings want convince more youths to undertake positive projects in their communities.
Some Democrats question debate scheduleCalls to add additional Democratic presidential debates have gained some traction in the past week.
Mary Gordon
How Pope Francis is and isn?t differentThis change in tone is the pope?s greatest achievement, but it would be a mistake to make of him something he?s not.
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In July, Globe photographer Keith Bedford visited Boston teacher Nathan Eckstrom during his month-long trip to Haiti.
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Apple takes on carriers with iPhone lease planApple?s new program allows customers to keep paying by the month, and get a new iPhone once a year.
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Take in refugees or pay property taxes, pope tells religious ordersPope Francis issued a blunt warning to any religious orders in Europe that spurn his recent call to open their doors to refugees.
The 20-year-old Red Sox prospect came on strong in the second half of the season at Single A Greenville.
New farmers, with the help of growing interest in local food, may be stabilizing the state?s agricultural industry.
The activists have disrupted campaign events nationwide, and now they?re getting results.
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2014 saw over six million car seat recalls, but many parents never knew theirs was defective.
In her first day back after a five-day stint in jail, Kim Davis said she was torn between obeying God and a judge?s directive.
After the brutal winter, homeowners were hit with big rate increases. Now they want insurance companies to justify it.
Former California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger will attempt to fill Donald Trump?s shoes on ?The Celebrity Apprentice.?
There?s nothing more frustrating than watching unruly tots jump on your furniture, terrorize your goldfish, and act like menaces without parental intervention.
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New federal data show worrisome difference in earnings between Mass. colleges
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Donald Trump is leading among evangelical voters despite multiple marriages and past support of abortion rights
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