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The Dallas police chief says two snipers apparently shot 10 police officers during protests, and three officers are dead.
Videos on social media show chaotic scene in DallasShots were fired at a protest in Dallas Thursday night, and many captured the chaos on video posted to social media.
Obama says police must root out biasPresident Obama said Thursday that all Americans should be troubled by frequent police shootings of blacks and Hispanics.
COMMENTARY | Ty Burr
When an angry retweet won?t do Do a million tweets and retweets add up to one concrete action in response to awful events?
Auto insurance rates climbing for Mass. driversThe cost of driving in Massachusetts has spiked in recent months.
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Two mayors say no to more slots. Will casino mogul Steve Wynn?For now, Steve Wynn is staying neutral, and so are other gambling interests, such as Plainridge Park Casino.
The skull, which was found Thursday morning, ?appears to have been exposed to the elements for at least a year,? the district attorney said.
Worcester Polytechnic Institute has been widely criticized for lawyers? suggestion that a former student raped during a study-abroad program was partly responsible.
Man killed, woman wounded in noontime Dorchester shootingWhen the gunshots rang out, many thought it was firecrackers. But then a man riding his bicycle collapsed in the street.
Lawmakers send transgender bill to Governor Charlie BakerThe House and Senate on Thursday enacted a controversial transgender public accommodations bill.
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Officials and activists disagree about what to do with the Northern Avenue Bridge.
Boston has a new sandwich-board law ? and it?s often ignoredOf the 25 signs on Charles Street in Beacon Hill, not one was in full compliance.
Plans for Trump convention still lack promised pizzazzDonald Trump has promised to jazz up the normally staid quadrennial rite by injecting some ?showbiz? into the convention.
State Department reopens probe into Clinton?s e-mailsThe State Department is reopening an internal investigation of possible mishandling of classified information by Hillary Clinton.
Man held without bail in 29-year-old cold caseJames Paige allegedly raped and murdered 19-year-old Dora Brimage in 1987.
Could this new paint protect jets from icing?Nonstick aircraft coatings may provide a simple solution to an age-old aviation hazard.
Danny Ainge: Celtics will continue to pursue free agents, tradesAinge said the team?s biggest needs remain outside shooting and a stronger center.
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Adrian Walker
John Casey promoted an IndyCar race in Southie and sold $2.1 million in tickets, and now says most of the money is gone.
Red Sox trade for infielder Aaron HillThe 34-year-old Hill hit .283 with a .780 OPS in 78 games for Milwaukee this season.
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The Weekender: Beach Boys, cyberwar, and swinging tap dancersEverything fun to do this weekend in Boston and beyond.
Dr. William Ackerly, psychiatrist and ?trail angel,? dies at 87Dr. Ackerly was known as the Appalachian Trail?s ?Ice Cream Man,? who offered hikers refreshment and easy conversation.
Editorial
Taping police can be a crucial check on powerThe Massachusetts legislature must fix the law and explicitly allow all taping of on-duty police in public.
The state?s closure of psychiatric hospitals has had unintended consequences.
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.
STAT, a national publication from Boston Globe Media Partners, covers health, medicine, and life sciences.
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The Thai Blind Orchestra is Thailand?s first orchestra made up of young musicians who are blind, visually impaired and or multiple disabled.
The versatile forward agreed to a one-year deal to re-join Ottawa, which traded him to Boston in 2011.
More than three dozen people convicted of rape in Massachusetts have received no prison time in recent years.
Trump conducted face-to-face meetings in Washington with Republican politicians amid concerns over his temperament.
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An analysis of five years of data by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety shows more drivers die on July 4 than any other day of the year.
Kenyans burned a police camp Wednesday as thousands across the country protested against extra-judicial killings linked to police.
The dearth of female lawyers in the Sumner Redstone legal battle prompted a judge to admonish participants. That changed last week, at least a bit.
In the Berkshires, four productions are dealing with themes of physical, racial, political, economic, and even historical wounds.
Pizza, tartines, and more are on the menu at this spot from Clear Flour alums
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?This is home?Keith Leblanc and Kelly Monnahan create a haven for themselves, family, and friends in the piney hills of outer Cape Cod.
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