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?This train was tampered with, and it was tampered with by someone who knows what he was doing,? Governor Baker said in a radio interview.
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Jeb Bush?s falling starBehind the smile, the Republican candidate can barely contain his disdain for being trumped by Trump.
?Serial? podcast is back, with a focus on Bowe BergdahlThe new season of the popular podcast returned Thursday morning.
Matt Damon to return to Cambridge for MIT commencement speechThe Cambridge native played a gifted janitor who worked at MIT in the Oscar-winning film ?Good Will Hunting.?
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2016 Golden Globes
The tea leaves had some good things to say about the Boston-based film, which won nods for best screenplay, best director, and best drama.
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For Mookie Betts, pro bowling event is right up his alleyThe Red Sox center fielder has been in Las Vegas rolling with the best in the World Series of Bowling.
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Holes in Red Sox infield may need patchingThe Red Sox will enter 2016 with what could be one of the worst defensive infields in baseball.
Evan Turner highlights Celtics? win with 360-degree dunkThe Celtics? guard provided one for the highlight reel in Wednesday?s game vs. the Bulls.
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Debate swirls on multiple directorshipsCritics say sitting on too many boards can make it difficult for directors to prepare for meetings and challenge senior management.
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Acts of fear, compassion on Cape CodThe broken souls gripped by addiction seem all the more so on Cape Cod, the lovely surroundings throwing their misery into stark relief.
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William Campbell?s love of worms won him a Nobel PrizeA lifelong curiosity about parasitic worms earned the North Andover resident the Nobel Prize in physiology or medicine.
New waterfront park to pay tribute to Martin RichardA park adjacent to Boston Children?s Museum will honor the youngest victim of the Marathon bombings.
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The MBTA said it has notified several firms working on the project that it is ending their contracts.
Obama signs education law to replace No Child Left BehindThe bipartisan bill changes the way teachers are evaluated and how the poorest performing schools are pushed to improve.
Boston makes GE?s short list for new headquartersGeneral Electric?s new global headquarters could bring hundreds of high-paying jobs and give a civic boost to the city.
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?This was a very unfortunate incident and I am deeply sorry it happened,? Steve Ells said in an interview on NBC?s ?Today? show.
Quincy asks for relief on interest it must pay schoolA recent $2.3 million judgment stems from the city?s mismanagement of a trust fund that benefits the private girls school.
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The largest US used-car retailer is opening stores in Norwood and Danvers, part of a regional expansion.
Donald Trump scraps planned trip to IsraelThe Republican front-runner tweeted that he will reschedule ?at a later date after I become President of the U.S.?
Boston?s Institute of Contemporary Art has announced a gift to the museum of 20 works by leading women artists.
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An opportunity for RepublicansToday?s Republicans need to pledge not to support Trump?s candidacy ? period. It would send an important message to the Tea Party zealots.
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Three scenarios for Trump and the GOPWhat happens after Donald Trump, particularly for the Republican Party?
Globe investigations and Spotlight reportsA look at high-impact investigations from The Boston Globe, including the Pulitzer Prize-winning report on abuse in the Catholic Church.
Boston Globe coverage and the movie ?Spotlight??Spotlight? is based on the stories and the reporters behind the investigation of sexual abuse in the Catholic Church.
Staff photographers share the stories behind the year?s most powerful pictures.
The Patriots will be up against the NFL?s reigning Defensive Player of the Year when they face Houston.
The state would need to spend about $742.3 million and forgo nearly $1 billion in federal money if the project is axed.
The Texas senator hopes to move from a strong showing in Iowa to wins in Bible-belt states.
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A brazen Taliban assault on an air base outside the southern Afghan city of Kandahar triggered a 24-hour gunbattle that killed at least 37 people.
Men?s Wearhouse?s is trying to figure out the best strategy for its business since buying rival Jos. A. Bank.
?Dolly Parton?s Coat of Many Colors? is old-school faith-based programming from start to finish.
It was a night of celebration and mourning at the Independent in Union Square.
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As toys get smarter, privacy?s in play As playthings get more connected to data networks, privacy advocates see a growing risk.
Defying governor, Indianapolis archbishop takes in Syrian refugeesThe Archdiocese of Indianapolis has decided to help resettle a Syrian refugee family.
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The Meaning of HomeA thoughtful design gives two Boston Marathon bombing survivors accessibility with panache.
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