Catherine Greig, James ?Whitey? Bulger?s long-time girlfriend, is facing new federal charges for refusing to testify before a federal grand jury investigating Bulger allies.
Warren takes aim at tax loopholeIn a letter to the Treasury, Senator Warren targeted an obscure part of the tax code that gives private equity managers a lucrative tax break.
?I feel a good sense of relief that we now know who she is,?? Christi Andrews said in an interview.
KEVIN CULLEN
Many missed chances to save Bella?s lifeMany people had a chance to step in and save the young girl. None did.
Middlesex District Attorney?s office
Dorothy Brownsberger, 48, hasn?t been seen or heard from since 9 a.m. Sunday, the Middlesex DA?s office said.
Regulators released the names of 51 nursing homes cited in a review of dementia care services.
Turing Pharmaceuticals CEO Martin Shkreli, a former hedge fund manager, defended his move to raise the price of a drug from $13.50 to $750 per tablet.
In a class action lawsuit, PETA attacked the grocery chain?s attempts to monitor how its suppliers treat their animals.
Volkswagen says 11 million cars affected by emissions scandalGermany, France, South Korea, Italy, and other countries will look at whether the automaker rigged emissions tests there, too.
Moynihan fends off critics to remain Bank of America chairmanBrian Moynihan will keep his dual role as chairman and CEO officer after surviving an effort to force him to surrender his chairman title.
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Tenley Albright, survivor of childhood polio, the first US gold medalist in women?s figure skating, and later surgeon, has been named to the National Women?s Hall of Fame.
While Christopher Kimball remains president of ?America?s Test Kitchen,? his future role isn?t clear.
On Nantucket, a gym with a $120,000 initiation feeThe exclusive club will have four squash courts, a fitness center, and an Olympic-size pool ? with drink service and cabanas.
Five take-aways from Pope Francis in Cuba with implications for what?s in store for Americans.
Pope Francis could reframe the US religious freedom debateWhatever else one might say of him, nobody sees this populist Latin American pontiff as a Republican stooge.
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opinion | Joe Kennedy III and Kate Walsh
To defund Planned Parenthood is to turn our back on our promise of affordable health care for all Americans.
Monkey should own copyright on selfies, PETA arguesA macaque monkey who took now-famous photographs should be declared the copyright owner of the photos, animal-rights activists contend.
BEN VOLIN | ON FOOTBALL
Bills? boneheaded decisions helped Patriots? causeRex Ryan said he was outcoached by Bill Belichick, but it was far worse than that as several of Ryan?s calls backfired.
PULSE OF LONGWOOD | STAT
Also: Musicians flock to Longwood Symphony auditions, and Children?s revises pedestrian bridge plan.
Garry Wills
Pope Francis? balancing actThe pontiff walks the divide between two ideas of his church.
How the debates ruined Walker and PerryIt is important to note that debates create the incentive for candidates to spend less time campaigning in early states.
Ricardo Moraes/Reuters
As sports arenas rise up around them, around 50 families remain in Vila Autodromo, which borders the Olympic Park in Rio de Janeiro.
Digital counter keeps tracks of who?s in, outGuysVsGals, a new mobile app, allows venues to keep a running tally of the number of people inside ? including a breakdown in gender ? by tapping a ?plus? and ?minus? sign.
Presidential Campaigns
Former US envoys to the Vatican endorse Jeb BushBush, who converted to Catholicism 20 years ago, is generally seen as an ally of the Church on issues such as euthanasia and abortion.
Los Angeles can hold its own vs. four European rivals because most of what it needs it has.
The board was tasked with getting the MBTA?s finances and management into good shape following the record-breaking winter snowstorms.
Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker said he was suspending his campaign and urged other candidates in the crowded field to do the same.
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This year?s theme was ?you don?t see that every day.?
Thousands streamed before dawn into the heart of Cuba?s fourth-largest city Monday to see Pope Francis.
More than 85 percent of the positions added in Boston since 2009 pay less than $38,000 a year, according to a study.
?Witness to History,? at the Currier Museum of Art, looks at James Nachtwey?s war photography.
After a ménage à trois, she found that her husband was still in contact with the woman. Now, she feels like she?s opened pandora?s box.
Design New England
Built to LastAdvances in concrete technology make the restoration of the Crane Estate Casino a permanent improvement.
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On Nantucket, a gym with a $120,000 initiation fee
Accused killer claimed Bella Bond was ?demon,? prosecutors say
Ben Volin | On Football: Bills? boneheaded decisions helped Patriots? cause
America?s Test Kitchen names first CEO: David Nussbaum
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