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The fight over Sumner M. Redstone?s $40 billion empire appears to be over.
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The DA could not explain why he waited so long to investigate allegations that his chief deputy groped a female employee.
They went online ? and found Mr. WrongChristopher Wehner seemed to have a type - young, hard-working women with tight-knit families he found online.
Hillary Clinton?s family foundation will no longer accept foreign and corporate donations if she is elected president.
Pence pledges to restore ?law and order? to citiesMike Pence vouched for Trump in the same hotel ballroom where Donald Trump celebrated his first Republican primary night victory in February.
The 15-month-old had been in the care of a family friend when the injury occurred.
The 16-year-old allegedly left his younger brother with life-threatening injuries, and his mother in serious condition, police say.
Extreme drought extended across Northeastern Mass. The extreme conditions have damaged the state?s agriculture and overall economy and require a broad, collective response, Governor Charlie Baker said.
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This waterfront project could be the mother of all sweetheart dealsJon Cronin wants a sweetheart deal on the South Boston Waterfront. Don?t act like this has never happened before.
Walsh preps for citywide race dialogueMayor Walsh is hosting small meetings to gather feedback from community members in preparation for citywide race dialogues.
When officials targeted the area for drug enforcement in February for two weeks, they arrested eight people suspected of dealing.
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It was one of the worst storms ever to hit New England, and remains the last hurricane to make landfall in Massachusetts.
Usain Bolt wins 200 for third straight OlympicsBolt wanted to lower his world record of 19.19 seconds, but a light drizzle on Thursday contributed to a slightly slower winning time of 19.78.
It?s not just Rio: Ryan Lochte has always been a little strangeWith his latest odd story unfolding, it seems as good a time as any for a quick refresher.
Lochte ?stained? Rio with made-up robbery, Brazilian officials sayPolice said Ryan Lochte and three other US Olympic swimmers acted more like small-minded vandals than the victims they claimed to be.
What exactly happened at the gas station in Brazil? New information from authorities and video footage is emerging that helps paint a clearer picture of events involving Ryan Lochte.
PATRIOTS 23, BEARS 22
Jimmy Garoppolo impresses in Patriots? win over BearsHe passed for 181 yards and a TD in playing into the third quarter.
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BEN VOLIN | ON FOOTBALL
Jimmy Garoppolo looked good against the Bears but Brady?s accidental slicing of his thumb is worrisome.
Buzzsaw | Matthew Gilbert
A cruel summer for some shows, a winning season for othersGame shows, ?Greenleaf,? and a couple of buzzy cable dramas were among the high points. Not so ?Maya & Marty,? ?BrainDead,? and ?Roadies.?
In April, the Wareham resident was accidentally included in an e-mail with a group of friends who were planning a memorable bachelor party.
John Dennis steps down from WEEI morning programWEEI said in a statement doctors advised Dennis to reduce his workload.
Things to Do
The Weekender: Arms-dealing bros and the Queen of SoulEverything fun to do this weekend around Boston.
Indira A.R. Lakshmanan
A muddleheaded mishmash on national securityI could try to make sense of Donald Trump?s mishmash of bizarre theories of world affairs, but you can?t create sense where there?s isn?t any.
Private schools, painful secrets
The unexpected price of reporting abuse: retaliationThe Globe found 15 instances of retaliation at New England private schools against students or employees who raised concerns about sexual abuse by staffers.
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.
Twenty-five years ago this week, Hurricane Bob swept through New England, leaving six dead in Conn. and causing $680 million in damage in Mass., Conn., and R.I.
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The Sox? six-game winning streak ended and it shouldn?t have.
A proposed expansion would add apartments and entertainment to one of the nation?s first suburban malls.
Johnson and his running mate, Bill Weld, will hold a rally at the Franco American Heritage Center on Aug. 26.
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At least 40,000 homes were damaged and 11 people were killed in some of the worst flooding in Louisiana history.
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Are we really better off, or does the high cost of living erode all the benefit of our nation-leading wages?
Jonah Hill leads the way as ?The Hangover? meets the military-industrial complex.
In 2010, consumers threw away two-thirds of the 133 billion pounds of uneaten food that was produced for consumption.
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Four ways Donald Trump is trying a campaign resetTrump has said he doesn?t want to pivot, yet he might be trying to do exactly that.
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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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Brazil police say Ryan Lochte made up robbery story
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