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The embattled state senator has faced ethical questions, and authorities raided his law office last week.
Senate won?t consider Obama Supreme Court pickRepublican members of the Senate Judiciary Committee were unanimous in their opposition to confirmation hearings.
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Boston Police are fingerprinting taxi drivers, but Uber says it won?t budgeAt a Roxbury meeting, an Uber spokesman said that fingerprint-based criminal background checks are unnecessary.
Somerville mayor, Wynn casino emissary sought compromise The conversation was cordial, both men agreed in interviews, but a Wynn advisor was blunt in portraying the casino as a done deal.
Obama pushes to close Guantanamo ?once and for all?President Obama said that despite political hurdles he will make an effort to shutter the facility.
Gay and bisexual men, African-Americans, and people who live in the South have the highest risk of infection.
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Fourteen new cases in the United States in which the Zika virus may have been transmitted sexually are being investigated.
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Video appears to show missing man enter water, police sayZachary Marr, 22, was last seen in the Faneuil Hall neighborhood and has been missing since Feb. 13.
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Since 2009, at least nine bodies, mostly of young men, have been found in the waterways in the Boston area.
The story behind ?Making a Murderer??Making a Murderer? filmmaker Moira Demos, a Watertown native, spoke about the docu-series and what drew her and her partner to Avery?s case.
The Marathon bombings movie, starring Mark Wahlberg, would require simulated gunshots late at night.
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Beyond bikinis and beer, the Gronk Party Ship was about communityBefore the cruise ship Pearl even left Miami, the story of Gronk?s Party Ship had already been written in people?s heads.
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How do you put a price tag on a place where two generations of sick children escaped their hospital beds?
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David Ortiz, beginning his final season with the Red Sox, perfectly captured the passion of the Boston baseball experience.
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Red Sox had better be concerned about SandovalThe Sox are defending and supporting their player ? at the risk of denying the obvious.
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Massachusetts voters must stop Donald TrumpUnenrolled voters should pull a Republican ballot and vote for John Kasich in the primary because it?s a vote against Trump.
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For Bernie Sanders, Super Tuesday begins the ?slow Bern?Sanders has a problem on March 1.
The Chinese New Year celebration ended with opera performances in Bangkok, Thailand, home to the largest overseas Chinese community in the world.
Actually, the question has splintered into two ? should they and will they have their Deflategate punishment reversed?
An illustration of pinot noir grapes by John Burgoyne of West Barnstable will be featured on a new 5-cent stamp.
?I would probably never use the word ?personally pro-life? ever again,? the mayor said.
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According to one architectural firm, autonomous cars promise to free up a considerable amount of space.
Blindy the little blue penguin was born without functioning eyes and had a bad swimming habit.
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An entity with ties to the Schmidt family of Google fame has purchased a 140-foot boat slip in Nantucket Harbor.
?Great American Songbook: The Music of Bob Dylan? will feature unusual adaptations of music that is typically performed by solo guitarists or rock ensembles.
Hundreds die every year in the kind of squalor that is more commonly the hallmark of war zones and developing nations.
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Why entrepreneurs still bolt from BostonThe area must do a better job of retaining young entrepreneurs who feel the pull of California or New York.
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Pope takes classic Vatican approach to Zika virusPope Francis suggested he?s open to the idea of artificial birth control as a means of combatting the spread of the Zika virus, while taking abortion off the table.
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