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Not a single candidate with their win records has ever lost his or her party?s nomination in modern presidential political history.
Bernie Sanders? advisers detail path forward after Super TuesdayDespite daunting delegate math, top advisers to Sanders said the senator would fight on until the summer.
Mass. independents voted for change, exit poll says Independent voters who participated in the Democratic primary chose Bernie Sanders by a nearly 2-1 margin.
Clinton, Trump are winners in Mass. Donald Trump won easily in Massachusetts, and Hillary Clinton narrowly defeated Bernie Sanders.
opinion | SCOT LEHIGH
Trump has executed hostile takeover of the GOPDonald Trump is riding high in the saddle ? and the GOP is galloping toward a full-on identity crisis.
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A school department investigation into the racial climate at BLS acknowledged mishandling the girl?s case.
UN Security Council approves sanctions against N. KoreaThe UN Security Council unanimously approved the toughest sanctions against Pyongyang in 20 years.
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The police department posted on Twitter its condolences to the families of those killed or injured in Tuesday?s crash.
People are not happy about Bill Clinton?s appearance at Mass. pollsAfter the state alerted the campaign about election rules in Mass., the former president attended a rally in New Bedford.
Chris Christie?s facial expressions take flightStanding back to let the billionaire real estate tycoon speak on Tuesday, Christie let loose a series of facial expressions that captivated the Internet.
Baker claims victory in state committee racesAt least 47 ? and perhaps more than 50 ? of 74 candidates endorsed by the governor won seats on the committee, a source close to Baker said.
The 13-year-old boy was hit on Quinaquisset Avenue at the intersection of Mashpee Neck Road Tuesday night, police said.
The peculiar weather of 2016 continues.
The Arts Issue
Where have Boston?s artists gone? With rents climbing and live/work space in short supply, creative types are looking elsewhere.
Opinion | MARK POTHIER
Raise T fares? Let?s lower them for some ridersImagine the difference it could make in the lives of low-income earners if their commuting bills were cut.
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ground game
The Mass. primary?s biggest bellwether communitiesThere are two places to watch as key indicators of where the statewide results could be headed.
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Video games that can read your emotions?Nevermind? will use a standard webcam to watch the fright on players' faces as they tackle levels, and respond based on the emotion they display.
JOHN L. ALLEN JR. | ALL THINGS CATHOLIC
An Australian lesson in telling the whole Catholic storyThere are salt-of-the-earth folks, who quietly carry out a staggering variety of good works.
NASA astronaut Scott Kelly captured views of our planet that unify science and art.
The swingman likes it in Boston, where he?s been another one of team president Danny Ainge?s key acquisitions.
Mayor Martin Walsh cited safety concerns in keeping a route introduced last year after record snowfalls.
The former president appeared in Newton and West Roxbury to rally support for his wife, Hillary Clinton, who is in a tight race with Bernie Sanders.
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