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Referee Pete Morelli and his crew were re-assigned from Sunday?s prime-time game after struggling with multiple calls during the 49ers-Cardinals game.
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Senator Elizabeth Warren has not yet endorsed a presidential candidate, though she did sign a 2013 letter urging Hillary Clinton to run.
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Hurst, who is in town to participate in The Tradition, wishes he had never left the Red Sox.
Mass. tops US list of per capita spendingOn a per person basis, Massachusetts consumers shelled out more than $48,000 in 2014, the most among states.
Harvard Law reviews crest drawn from slaveholding familyThe decision comes after an outcry from students about the logo.
BRA director Brian Golden said in the letter that the talks were foundering over the project?s economics.
Lawyers for Dzhokhar Tsarnaev said a recent Supreme Court decision could have an effect on the sentence he received.
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Only 60 percent of the money contributed to professional solicitors in 2014 went to the charity people had selected, a report found.
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The large glass-and-steel atrium proposed for 100 Federal St. would feature retail shops, dining tables, and a winter garden.
So far this year, 56 people have been charged in the United States with crimes related to the Islamic State group, a study found.
US sending more special forces to fight Islamic StateThe defense secretary said the special operators will conduct raids, free hostages, gather intelligence, and capture leaders.
Defense focuses on mental illness in Philip Chism trialChism?s maternal grandmother and aunt both were diagnosed with mental illness during their lives, his grandfather testified.
A local surgeon became the first in New England to replace the meniscus of a Mass. man with a newly invented artificial implant.
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The Patriots tight end has been flagged five times this season, more than his previous five seasons combined.
For the 31st year, Toys for Tots will collect Christmas gifts for less fortunate kids throughout the community.
Before Clinton left her post as secretary of state, a top aide suggested she set a goal of visiting 110 countries, according to an e-mail.
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