The WBUR survey gave Clinton a 38 to 34 percent lead over her main foe for the Democratic nomination, Senator Bernie Sanders.
Brookline teacher accused of using profanity gets job backLarry Chen, who received support from parents and students, will return to the classroom Nov. 5, the superintendent said.
Shirley Leung
DraftKings and the power of luckThis neophyte tried fantasy football and came away a loser, but also a fan.
AG says she won?t move to shutter fantasy sports sitesNo state law explicitly bars daily fantasy sports games, Maura Healey said.
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The 2012 vice presidential nominee?s move could give Republicans much-desired clarity after weeks of internal turmoil.
New York City police officer is shot, killed Officer Randolph Holder was shot in the head late Tuesday in East Harlem, police said.
Rough week puts biotech boom in perspective Three companies with Boston-area operations were dealt somber reminders that even in the booming biotech world, there are speed bumps.
Vatican denies report that Pope Francis has brain tumorAn Italian newspaper?s report is ?a complete lie, absolutely baseless,? Francis? spokesman said.
Officials withheld the scores for a month because of ?anomalies,? but said a probe showed those scores were justified.
Mitchell Chester suggested ?MCAS 2.0,? an upgrade that would include the best ideas from an alternative test.
KATHERINE TAYLOR FOR THE BOSTON GLOBE
Ursula Schersch isn?t an anthropologist or a culinary historian by training, but she?s become a bit of both since relocating to Boston.
THOMAS FARRAGHER
A model for charitable givingThe season of giving is on the horizon, and it?s a great time to thank the Don Rodmans among us.
More Mass. farmers raising livestock, produce under plastic greenhousesA jump in the number of winter farmers markets has been accompanied by a rapid increase in the use of modern winter greenhouses.
BEN VOLIN | ON FOOTBALL:
Bruising Jets will present Patriots with challengesThe Patriots haven?t faced a team this physical, but New York has some weak spots, too.
Christopher L. Gasper
On game day, Belichick?s genius is on displayBill Belichick is consistent in his preparation and game management. Other coaches consistently seem to fold.
Ken Ruinard/Associated Press
An analysis of the language that presidential candidates use shows that simpler words may resonate.
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New guidelines urge later, less frequent mammogramsWomen shouldn?t start mammograms until the age of 45 and should cut back to every other year at age 55, the American Cancer Society said.
Mihos beachfront estate on Cape hits market at $13.99 millionYou can see the ocean from every room in the estate of former gubernatorial candidate Christy Mihos and ex-wife Andrea Mihos.
Revisiting the world of ?Back to the Future Part II?Wednesday marks the day depicted in the first act of the movie. Take a look at how far off are we from what the film predicted in 1989.
Michael A. Cohen
The bloom is not off Donald Trump?s roseThe tycoon has continued to maintain a dominant lead in the GOP presidential sweepstakes.
Webb would effectively end bid with independent runIf Jim Webb runs as an independent, he will run without any built-in fund-raising and political infrastructure from the party.
Reuters
A year after Hong Kong riot police fired tear gas at pro-democracy protesters, a Reuters photographer revisited the scenes.
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?Student? gives Jobs movie one thumbs-up The film captures what Jonathan Rotenberg called ?the insane, infuriating nature of working with? Steve Jobs.
JOHN L. ALLEN JR. | ALL THINGS CATHOLIC
Synod on families must not lose sight of bigger issuesBishops may find themselves accused of having spent the last three weeks fiddling, while everyplace other than Rome burns.
Daniel Murphy homered in his fifth straight game, and the Mets are now just one victory away from the World Series.
Lawyers for Rachelle Bond and Michael McCarthy each will conduct their own autopsies on the 2-year-old girl, found on Deer Island in June.
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Trudeau?s Canada is likely to present a very different face to the world than the one it wore under Stephen Harper.
Under heavy fire from Donald Trump, Jeb Bush has some Republicans fretting that ?slow and steady? can?t win this rough-and-tumble race.
Rosier economic factors may lead to more spending, although a lack of interesting new products may be a dampener.
An attempt to recognize the Modern Lovers tune stalled at the end of the last legislative session.
Since acclaimed restaurant Hungry Mother closed, ?(obnoxious little) sister bar? State Park is better than ever.
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