In the wake of the deadly Paris attacks, Governor Baker is joining several other American governors in his decision.
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Kerry planned to meet with French officials and United States Embassy staff members and their families.
Mourners share condolences at French consulateIn Boston, those left heartbroken and adrift by the terrorist attacks in Paris last week offered expressions of solidarity.
Obama rejects calls for US ground troopsDispatching a major ground force against the Islamic State in Syria and Iraq would be a serious mistake, the president said.
Abdelhamid Abaaoud is also believed to have links to earlier terror attacks that were thwarted, an official said.
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The singer is among 17 people who will receive the nation?s highest civilian honor from President Obama next week.
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The Boston-based startup, which alerts providers when their patients get care, aims to help caregivers coordinate across health systems.
Hundreds of thousands of the newly-insured are facing sticker shock over out-of-pocket costs under the federal health care law.
Judge rules against DraftKings, FanDuel; fantasy companies could face N.Y. shutdownThe Boston-based daily fantasy sports company also sought a restraining order against the New York attorney general.
The bow-tied cooking guru has long been the face of the cooking media company that produces the show.
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The restriction on Harvard Yard was lifted just before 3:30 p.m., when officials completed searches of two buildings.
Advocates for transgender persons are supporting a bill that would add gender identity to the protected classes in public spaces.
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Victim?s mother to testify Tuesday in Chism trialPeggie Ritzer is expected to describe her 24-year-old daughter in an attempt to humanize her to the jury.
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A skyline-altering plan to redevelop the Government Center Garage is moving forward.
Boston students protest in solidarity with Mizzou Scores of students from area colleges marched in support of a movement stemming from unrest at the University of Missouri.
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One boy?s mystery illness attracts team of global scientistsThe case of LamLam Guo is one of many collective, Web-based efforts to help families of children with rare diseases find diagnoses.
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Baker, others wrong to reject Syrian refugeesWhile security concerns are reasonable in the wake of a terrorist attack, this knee-jerk reaction is not.
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Chris Christie?s smart start: IowaIt?s been clear for some time that the GOP presidential candidate?s savvy start to his campaign is really in Iowa.
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Patriotic ceremonies and parades were prevalent nationwide on Veterans Day.
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The receiver was one of Tom Brady?s favorite targets, but is out indefinitely with a foot injury.
The governor acknowledged the legislation, which would limit prescriptions and allow hospitals to hold addicts, faces opposition.
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Myanmar?s president vowed Sunday to abide by the law to ensure a smooth transition to a new government next year.
The Peabody insurance firm donated tickets to last season?s AFC Championship and Super Bowl to the Light Foundation.
Riener and a talented octet of dancers from the Boston Conservatory presented a program highlighting the work of the legendary choreographer.
In a new study by Boston startup Sync Project, athletes will listen to music piped in via headphones while a wrist tracker traces their heart rate.
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