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Some of the sharpest exchanges between Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders came on immigration reform.
Florida flooded with anti-Trump ad campaignsThe campaign for Tuesday?s Republican primary in Florida is shaping up as a mudslinging battle of the billionaires.
Michael Whitmer | On Golf
Trump seems to have game off, on the course Bombastic? For sure. A bully? Maybe. But the man loves his golf, and by many accounts has a good bit of skill when playing.
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Learning curve
A growing number of schools are exploring later start times amid research showing a lack of sleep can have detrimental effects.
Yvonne Abraham
On a warm March day, some guilt creeps inWe?re ill-equipped to imagine a future radically different ? and more bleak ? than the present.
CELTICS 116, GRIZZLIES 96
Celtics blow out Grizzlies for 14th straight win at homeBoston trailed at the half but surged ahead in the third quarter.
NAMES
Hundreds waited in line on to attend Toni Morrison?s third lecture in the six-part Charles Eliot Norton Lecture series.
Licensing board to rule on name change for Who?s on FirstThe city?s licensing board is set to announce Thursday whether it will allow the owner of Who?s On First to reopen under a new name.
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A lack of training in wind-whipped fires, and failure to assess risk contributed to the deaths of two firefighters in a Back Bay inferno, investigators said.
The 18-year-old woman, identified as Milton High student Kate Lisa Etienne, was struck while crossing the road, police said.
A Wilmington nursing home?s plan to correct widespread problems discovered after a patient?s death is unacceptable, regulators said.
The ruling could end decades of secrecy by the $1.6 billion retirement system for transportation workers.
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The walkout was promoted by two groups: the Boston Education Justice Alliance and the Alliance to Reclaim Our Schools.
City hall report finds small businesses facing critical gaps Red tape and a lack of access to capital and services are hampering many of Boston?s 40,000 small businesses.
Five dead, at least 3 injured in Pennsylvania shootingPolice say two gunmen, who are at large, barged into a backyard party and opened fire in an ambush-style attack.
Newton parents address anti-Semitic graffiti found at middle schoolOn Wednesday night, about 75 parents gathered in the school?s auditorium to hear why those first two incidents were never reported.
OPINION | ERIC FEHRNSTROM
Rubio should quit the raceEven if he wins his home state of Florida, Marco Rubio has no path to the Republican nomination.
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ground game
Why Mich. results should worry Hillary Clinton going forwardHillary Clinton?s strategists must evaluate why she lost Michigan, a state where she had a 20-point average lead in polling heading into the primary.
DENIZ TOPRAKEPA
Photographers documented events observing this day and numerous interesting women around the world.
Travis Shaw?s two-run homer gave the Sox an early lead that they never relinquished.
Richard D. Hill, 96, of Westwood, who died March 8, rose to become president and chairman of First National Bank of Boston, the region?s largest bank.
It has been 19 years since any Canadian leader was treated to the pomp of a state dinner.
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People cheered while others knelt in prayer at the sight of the rare astronomical phenomenon.
The collision happened on Valentine?s Day, when a Google vehicle struck the side of a public bus in the Silicon Valley city of Mountain View.
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Spark Capital?s Mo Koyfman departs as firm targets $370m fifth fundOne of Boston?s most notable venture firms is losing a New York-based investor as it hits the road to raise more cash.
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.
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Immersed in the ViewA seaside location sets the tone for a free-flowing master bathroom with partitions and angles ? but no doors to restrict sightlines.
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The mercury doesn't lie: We've hit a troubling climate change milestone
Democrats clash as Bernie Sanders? campaign shows new signs of life
Florida ad war to stop Donald Trump is a battle of the billionaires
Gun rights advocates decry proposal to ban semi-automatic weapons in Lexington
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