?It was a temptation, is what it was,? said Gia Alvarez, whose actions brought a lifetime ban from the Boston Marathon.
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Ms. Anderson, who held a highly visible and influential role in Massachusetts politics for more than three decades, died Friday at 73.
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?As I have said many times, this is a public health crisis,? county DA Marian Ryan said.
Thomas Farragher
Amid the skyscrapers, a new home for the needyAs Boston enjoys a building boom, high costs are chasing the poor out of their neighborhoods.
Prosecutors detail Hastert sex-abuse allegationsProsecutors in a new court filing say that the former House Speaker agreed to pay $3.5 million to a victim for sex abuse.
After Iraq, Kerry confronts problems in AfghanistanSecretary of State John Kerry wants to help a government he helped create but which has proved largely incapable of governing.
Was Bernie Sanders being sexist?A recent remark highlights, once again, how the Vermont senator must be especially careful in attacking his female rival.
Ted Cruz adds 21 delegates with Colorado sweepSlates loyal to Cruz won every assembly in Colorado?s seven congressional districts, which began April 2 and culminated Friday.
Sex allegations against Dershowitz called ?mistake? Two plaintiffs? lawyers admitted they made ?a mistake? when they accused Alan Dershowitz of having sex with their client when she was a minor.
Alysia Abbott
I never explained what these outings mean for my family, and it is time that I do.
Nick Cafardo | On baseball
Is it too early to be this worried about the Red Sox starting rotation?
Love Letters
His ex won?t stop reaching outCalmly explaining myself didn?t work. The silent treatment didn?t work. Mutual friend mediators didn?t work.
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Lecturing about the ills of texting and driving are meaningless without a game plan.
DANTE RAMOS
In ?Panama Papers,? other countries? corruption entwines with oursA massive data leak highlights political and financial intrigue around the world ? but also sheds a certain light on the United States.
The backlash against North Carolina?s law kept going unabated Friday.
Irma Bule, a singer in Indonesia, used live snakes during her performances as a way to stand out.
EDITORIAL
Finally, fee relief is on the way for retirement investorsNew federal rules that will require retirement advisers to act in the best interests of their clients were long overdue.
ground game
Donald Trump broke all the political rules. Is he paying for it now?From his announcement speech last summer until now, there are two things Trump has done with consistency: insult and win.
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The Big Picture
The Qingming Festival was marked by people visiting cemeteries to clean tombs, lay flowers, and make offerings to the deceased.
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It?s tricky to navigate all the scenarios.
Fans heading to Fenway Park will now see a newly renovated Kenmore Station splashed with paint from the Green Monster wall and Red Sox images.
The former President issued an aggressive defense of his administration?s impact on black families just the day before.
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The stations are the first step in developing a hydrogen infrastructure in the Bay State.
The Swedish Tourist Association has set up a hotline that allows the world to get connected to a Swede.
Self-driving cars are more likely to hurt than help public safety because of unsolved technical issues, engineers and safety advocates told the government Friday, countering a push by innovators to speed government approval.
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In some of Boston?s most popular restaurants, charcoal and ash are on the menu.
Nobel laureate Toni Morrison has won a lifetime achievement honor presented by the MacDowell artist colony.
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Key reports from Globe?s Spotlight team on clergy sex abuseThe Boston Globe?s 2001-2002 investigation into sexual abuses by clergy in the Catholic Church resulted in more than 600 stories.
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.
Makover Derring-DoIn the latest issue of Design New England, lots of color and a bit of bravado wake up a ho-hum family room.
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Cheating earns blogger a lifetime Boston Marathon ban
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