Theodore Olson?s experience in front of the Supreme Court is the surest sign yet that Brady will exhaust every legal avenue before accepting his suspension.
Mass. General to acquire N.H. hospitalMassachusetts General Hospital is poised to acquire Wentworth-Douglass Hospital in Dover, N.H.
BPS review suggested massive school closures An early draft of an audit suggested Boston Public Schools could save up to $200 million by closing 40 percent of its schools.
Lightbody acquitted in Everett casino land deal Lawyers argued that convicted felon Charles Lightbody and two codefendants did nothing wrong in the purchase of the land by Wynn Resorts.
A Roxbury woman in her 20s was indicted for murder on Friday for allegedly killing her three-year-old stepson last winter.
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Trump is ?treasonous? to our values, Moulton saysCongressman Seth Moulton, a proud ex-Marine, fears the foreign-policy dangers of a Donald Trump presidency.
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Carly Fiorina, in unhappier daysOut of touch and out of tune though Carly Fiorina may be, it was good to see her happy.
Boston to pay tuition for local graduates at two community colleges Officials said the program will pay the tuition of BPS graduates at Roxbury or Bunker Hill Community College.
Suspects crash stolen car on Storrow Drive, jump into Charles RiverTwo individuals were arrested after trying to flee the scene, authorities said.
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This year, let Mom go where she wantsFlowers are good and cards are nice, and by all means, talk to her. But to really indulge Mom this year, focus on her interests.
Actress Allison Janney reprised her C.J. Cregg role in the Press Briefing Room to deliver a message about opioid abuse.
Driver who made pass at reporter ?no longer active,? Uber saysAfter a Boston.com reporter said she was harrassed by an Uber driver, the company reported that he is no longer active on its platform.
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What?s clear from a first listen is that the album is a sprawling experience, bursting with atmospheric slow-jams.
Art in Bloom festival to open Saturday at MFA Fifty garden clubs designed floral arrangements inspired by works of art that will be displayed throughout the museum this weekend.
Baker administration seeking greater control over environmental oversightState environmental officials filed legislation Friday to assume greater authority over the amount of pollution allowed in the state?s waterways.
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Harvard unveils portrait of first African-American graduateA portrait of Richard Theodore Greener has been unveiled and added to the Harvard Foundation?s portraiture collection.
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A little nothing extra from UberTipping is a terrible way to pay Uber drivers, but the least Uber can do is build it into the app.
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Indiana is not the solid red state everyone thinks it isGOP presidential campaigns will quickly learn that Indiana politics are more complicated than they may appear.
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Government airstrikes and insurgent mortar attacks escalated violence and destroyed a partial truce for Syria.
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Jacoby Ellsbury and the New York Yankees make their first trip of the season to Fenway Park this weekend.
Corporal Christopher Orlando was killed during a mid-air collision between two Marine helicopters on Jan. 14.
The Melrose Democrat has quickly ascended the leadership ranks in Washington.
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The J.D. Power survey found self-driving cars face a trust gap with older generations.
Sixteen military personnel were disciplined in the mistaken strike on a Doctors Without Borders hospital in Afghanistan, but won?t face criminal charges.
Sean Healey?s total compensation in 2015 was more than triple his 2014 pay.
Conflict negotiator Padraig O'Malley, a recovering alcoholic, readily admits that he has substituted one addiction for another.
Perhaps the most extraordinary thing about ?Lemonade?? is how effortlessly it entangles personal and communal history.
The show remains not only as funny and clever as ever, but also painfully true.
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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.
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Second LifeAn architect turns his old barn in Newport, Rhode Island, into a light-filled multipurpose haven for family and guests.
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Former US solicitor general added to Tom Brady?s legal team
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City officially approves BYOB in Boston establishments
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