Videos, photos from the scene in Nice show chaos, horror
Those who witnessed the event posted photos and videos of the scene to social media, showing a scene as chaotic as it was horrifying.
France was ravaged by its third attack in two years when a large white truck mowed through revelers gathered for Bastille Day fireworks in Nice.
Those who witnessed the event posted photos and videos of the scene to social media, showing a scene as chaotic as it was horrifying.
The French president Francois Hollande called up military reserves and extended the country?s state of emergency.
Anxiety has been building for months, stoked by an angry electorate that fueled Donald Trump?s rise and by the candidate himself.
ground game
All those ideas to spice up the week in Cleveland? They don?t appear to be happening.
Picking the Indiana governor would probably rally conservative Republicans, and give the ticket a sheen of political experience.
The teenage girl was allegedly groped by a man and a woman after all three shared a bottle of vodka in 2014.
Nearly 700 alumni of the private New Hampshire school vowed to withhold donations until leaders crack down on sexual abuse of students.
Shirley Leung
It?s the new economy, stupid.
The Massachusetts House has passed a bill aimed at helping ensure pay equity between men and women in the workplace.
Roughly another third is in moderate drought, and the last third is ?abnormally dry.?
Adrian Walker
As the cost of private colleges outpaces the resources of so many families, those public colleges become more important than ever.
The names of the first owners of the condos in the Millennium Tower are public, but most of the names wouldn?t ring a bell with the average Bostonian.
The legacy of Boston?s troubled racial past was front and center Thursday night in a televised town hall forum.
A majority of Bostonians have a positive view of the police, but one in three black residents does not believe that officers treat minorities fairly.
The Connector developed the requirement for its 2017 plans to bolster the state?s campaign against opioid addiction.
PETER ABRAHAM | STATE OF THE RED SOX
More than half of the 75 games remaining are away from Fenway, with three extensive trips.
Over the past several years, the contracts have become a key point of friction among powerful forces in the business community.
Opinion | Joseph Aiello, Steve Poftak, Lisa Calise, Brian Lang, and Monica Tibbits-Nutt
The MBTA Fiscal and Management Control Board report on their progress a year after being appointed by Governor Charlie Baker.
spotlight
Nearly half of people killed by Massachusetts police over the last 11 years were suicidal, mentally ill, or showed clear signs of crisis.
?Spotlight? is based on the stories and the reporters behind the investigation of sexual abuse in the Catholic Church.
The Big Picture
The Tour de France 103rd edition is underway, running from July 2-24.
The Sox dealt top-rated pitching prospect Anderson Espinoza for Pomeranz.
The early voting law is intended to allow Massachusetts residents to vote up to 11 business days before Election Day.
Picking the Indiana governor would probably rally conservative Republicans, and give the ticket a sheen of political experience.
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The findings were reported in the AAA Foundation?s annual Traffic Safety Culture Index.
The French president Francois Hollande called up military reserves and extended the country?s state of emergency.
The move to make even more money off this juggernaut makes sense given how popular the game has become.
Performances of ?Love?s Labour?s Lost? begin Wednesday for the 21st season of Free Shakespeare on the Common.
Whether he is the devil incarnate off screen I simply don?t feel I can say. But I can say this: He?s likely the most overrated film director working.
Despite the delay in Millennial homeownership, HGTV, home to crafty designers and savvy house flippers, is increasingly the destination of young audiences.
ground game
Without the media, what kind of campaign does Donald Trump have to comeback to defeat Hillary Clinton?
Design New England
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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