The MBTA and the firm hired to oversee the Green Line project ignored multiple warning signs that showed the extension?s costs would eventually balloon.
Hingham Marine among 12 missing in HawaiiMilitary officials searched for 12 Marines, including one from Hingham, Friday after two helicopters collided in Hawaii.
The Melrose Superintendent said she received word that the civil rights office had completed its review of the ?deeply unfortunate incident.?
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Major crime in Boston dropped 10 percent between 2014 and 2015, bringing the figure to its lowest point in a decade.
Judge orders Tsarnaev to pay more than $101mA judge has ordered that Dzhokhar Tsarnaev pay more than $101 million in restitution to Marathon bombing victims.
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The 16-year-old was attacked in May, allegedly by two men he described as members of a rival gang.
After H-bomb test, N. Korea wants to focus on economy??The U.S. should be accustomed to the status of the DPRK as a nuclear weapons state whether it likes it or not,?? a Foreign Ministry spokesman said.
Operation ends at Burkina Faso hotel seized by al-QaidaOfficials said three extremists were killed and 126 people were freeded from the luxuxry hotel in downtown Ouagadougou.
Market finishes worst 2-week start to a yearThe stock market capped the first two weeks of 2016 with a steep slide Friday that sent the Dow Jones industrial average down nearly 400 points.
Derrick Jackson
The owner of the Boston Bruins and TD Garden is locked in an unusual trademark fight with the US government.
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Patriots? keys to victory over the ChiefsA close look at Saturday?s divisional-round game, with an emphasis on who has the edge in the running and passing games.
Patriots Notebook
The tight end was one of 12 Patriots listed as questionable on the final injury report before the playoff game.
The crisis has been a lesson in old-world logistics for an increasingly digital company.
R.I. official resigns after using man dressed as elderly woman in news conferenceThe former Cranston official persuaded a middle-aged man to dress up in a wig, earrings, lipstick, and a dress.
THOMAS FARRAGHER
From domestic servitude to doctoral candidateOnce a domestic worker, Natalicia Tracy is finishing a doctoral dissertation on ?immigration policy and mixed-status families.?
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Hundreds of Ted Cruz supporters arrived in Des Moines from across the country over the past month to help the Texas senator win the GOP nomination.
GARY WASHBURN | ON BASKETBALL
In the last 11 games, the veteran big man is averaging 10.8 points and 8.1 rebounds with 68.7 percent shooting
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New self-driving car data supports use of cautionWhile self-driving cars already are being tested on public roads, newly released safety data support a cautious approach.
There?s an app for that
Peach a sweet suite of social media toolsPeach, a new all-in-one social network from one of the co-founders of Vine, looks like it could have a surprising shelf life.
Love Letters
I don?t want my daughter to grow up with separated parents, but I don?t know how much more disrespect I can take.
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Candidates need to be louder on economic issuesPresidential candidates jockeying for position in Iowa and New Hampshire should spend more time discussing the state of the economy.
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ground game
Will anyone watch the Democratic debate this weekend?The debate will run during a long weekend filled with distractions such as the NFL playoffs and ?Downton Abbey.?
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.
Opponents know that getting behind Chara is the best way to diminish his shutdown presence.
The message will read, ?Lonely? Desperate? We can help 24/7,? and include a number to reach the Samaritans? phone and text help line.
The debate will run during a long weekend filled with distractions such as the NFL playoffs and ?Downton Abbey.?
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Ford is testing its self-driving tech in wintry conditions in Michigan.
The battle for the GOP nomination appeared more splintered than ever.
Paul Cogan is the general manager at Clean Portable Restrooms in West Bridgewater.
The number one mistake shoppers make? Buying a couch that?s too large. Another? Keeping grandma?s ugly chair.
The three-time Tony winner portrays one of two ice fishermen at the center of the play, which he adapted himself from the poems of Louis Jenkins.
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The 13-stage Dakar Rally is traveling through Argentina and Bolivia via motorcycle, quad bike, car, or truck over extreme terrain.
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.
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Disruptor Beam fires up new Star Trek gameA new video game from Framingham?s Disruptor Beam Inc. lets people play as any ?Star Trek? character.
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Francis sees kindred spirit in John Paul IIn his first book as pope, Francis ponders what would have been the legacy the ?Smiling Pope,? had he lived.
Design New England
Home Sweets HomeInterior designer Holly Joe cooks up the love in her sophisticated yet cozy family house in Westwood.
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