The stakes are high as the Cambridge biotechnology company focuses on conditions that have long bedeviled researchers.
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Senate President Stanley Rosenberg secured a commitment from UMass to soften increases in student fees.
Immigration is focus after Trump extols 1950s effortDonald Trump applauded a controversial deportation program under President Eisenhower.
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As information piles up, the demand for expert data analysis is rising.
FanDuel?s chief executive said his company would not block New York residents from playing its fantasy sports contests this weekend.
Harvard University
The university will resume work on a massive building project for its booming science and engineering programs.
MIT is alleged to have supplied infected mice that contaminated the Broad Institute?s equipment.
UMass-educated professor apologizes for actions in Missouri protestsMelissa Click was captured on video confronting journalists during Monday?s protests.
Earlier this year, Newton inspectors rated each restaurant?s food safety practices using a points-based system.
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Representative Seth Moulton, an Iraq War veteran, hosted an event in Marblehead in which veterans described their experiences.
Veterans and civilians alike braved wet conditions Wednesday as the parade wound its way through Boston?s streets.
Ed Nelson served in the Navy in Southeast Asia but found himself sleeping in the woods in Plymouth.
DAN SHAUGHNESSY
Larry Bird still loves you and he loves your teamsThe Celtics legend candidly weighed in on Deflategate, today?s NBA, the 50 greatest players, and other topics.
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Dave Dombrowski said early talks have been intense, but he?s not tipping his hand on specifics.
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Many insurers are taking new and unusual steps to combat the growing opioid crisis in the state.
Bob Lobel claims golf course discriminates against disabledNow disabled, the former sportscaster said the Woodland Golf Club in Newton won?t let him use adaptive golf carts.
The 12.03-carat Blue Moon diamond, set in a ring, is said to be among the largest known fancy vivid blue diamonds.
Tuscan Kitchen to open in Seaport in 2017 The 14,500-square-foot restaurant also will include a marketplace to sell bread, cheese, gelato, and other imported goods.
The media storm over Starbucks? plain red holiday coffee cup may drive some into the pink-and-orange glow of Dunkin? Donuts.
MUSIC REVIEW
A new Dead dawns with good company in WorcesterDead & Company, a new group that finds three Grateful Dead core members working with singer-guitarist John Mayer, played a memorable show in Worcester.
Renée Graham
Ben Carson?s truthiness problemThe coming weeks may prove whether his campaign will continue to swim, or ultimately drown in a wave of mistrust.
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Who gets a bounce from GOP debate? It?s complicatedThe dynamics of the field have shifted into an overall more competitive race for the Republican nomination.
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Patriotic ceremonies and parades were prevalent nationwide on Veterans Day.
Authess, an ed-tech startup, raises $675,000The Boston company co-founded by an MIT professor licenses educational assessment tools.
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Vatican puts 2 reporters under investigation in leaks probeThe leaked documents revealed waste, greed, and mismanagement at the highest levels of the Catholic Church hierarchy.
The Celtics had a lead in the third quarter but then the Pacers pulled ahead at TD Garden.
The Birdly virtual reality device uses arm holsters and 3D goggles to give a person the feeling of flight.
Clinton set out a plan to reduce wait times at the Department of Veterans Affairs and increase accountability.
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Under the proposal, accused drunk drivers could still drive if they follow the rules.
Europeans gathered at memorials across the continent to pay tribute to the millions of troops killed during the war.
Fidelity?s move was the latest evidence that private technology companies are losing some of their luster.
The band has canceled plans to tour in 2016. ?It?s just pretty disappointing,? Brad Whitford said.
Medford food entrepreneur Karl Dias buys field tomatoes that are not perfect and turns them into sauce for university dining services.
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