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E-mails show that a consulting firm working for Keolis Commuter Services helped orchestrate the communication strategy with the administration on a controversial proposal.
Patriots acquire linebacker, then trade away A.J. DerbyShortly after acquiring Kyle Van Noy from the Lions, the Patriots sent one of their tight ends to Denver.
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Will rising insurance premiums sink Obamacare?President Obama?s signature health care law is about to get a lot more expensive.
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Make no mistake, charter schools provide educational options for urban kids.
Plans for massive marijuana greenhouse advanceOn the eve of a legalization vote, construction of the state-of-the-art complex for medical marijuana could begin within months.
Harvard men?s soccer players gave female players sexually explicit ratingsA member of the 2012 team wrote and circulated a sexually explicit ?scouting report? on incoming freshmen.
The Rolling Stones are going to rack up a big bill at the Four SeasonsA conservative estimate would put the total cost for lodging at about $50,000 nightly, including taxes, though the tab could easily reach into the six figures.
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Giants release kicker Josh Brown in wake of spousal abuseThe team president said the Giants were ?misguided? in the way they handled the case.
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The folks who run the place ? also behind Tres Gatos and Centre Street Cafe ? clearly understand the neighborhood.
The record for the most selfies taken in three minutes belongs not to a Kardashian, but to Dorchester?s own Donnie Wahlberg.
DraftKings settles NY lawsuit over TV ad blitzThe lawsuit was the final piece of a legal challenge against daily fantasy companies by the New York attorney general.
When the official trailer for ?Gilmore Girls: Year in the Life? dropped on Tuesday, it marked an important occasion for any TV nostalgia project.
Valantein Burson, 31, was a Stoughton native who once worked counseling teens, relatives said Tuesday.
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Alex Anderson allegedly stabbed and beat his father, then threw him down a flight of stairs.
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Five children, the school bus driver, and a driver of another vehicle were taken to local hospitals for minor injuries.
Colin Powell says he will vote for Hillary Clinton Powell, a Republican who served as secretary of state under President George W. Bush, made his announcement in Long Island on Tuesday.
Weld rips into Trump, saying he feels ?fear for our country?Former Mass. governor William Weld, the Libertarian vice presidential candidate, slammed Donald Trump but did not endorse Hillary Clinton.
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Kelly Ayotte and Maggie Hassan both worked the same job?and they hated itThey both agreed it was the worst job they ever had.
The claims, threats, and passions surrounding the 2016 race have led communities to move polling places out of schools or cancel classes.
ground game
Is Trump the one who?s choking now?The latest polls suggest that Donald Trump will end the race in the same way as Mitt Romney did: a loser.
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The broken covenantBehind the fragmented state of mental health care lies a political system failure that spans decades ? and continues.
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The trolleys that rolled out of Worcester?s Pullman-Standard factory in 1944 and 1945 are still rolling, seven decades later, along Boston?s most scenic commute.
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The Celtics wore t-shirts fashioned after the broadcaster?s distinctive attire for a TNT broadcast.
The 11-month-old dog, named Sarah, was hospitalized for evaluation.
Trump said he didn?t know how much was spent on repairs, but acknowledged he pocketed some of the money.
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DraftKings and FanDuel continue to fend off questions about their financial health and speculation that they might merge.
Oxford University Press? new edition of William Shakespeare?s works will credit Christopher Marlowe as co-author of the three Henry VI plays.
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The wild 2016 campaign has become boringSure, anything could still happen, but millions have already cast their ballots in early voting, and Hillary Clinton has a double-digit lead over Donald Trump.
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Patriots acquire linebacker, then trade away A.J. Derby
Five people killed in Middleborough wrong-way crash identified
E-mails show Gov. Baker?s political consultant wields influence on commuter rail, charter schools
The Rolling Stones and friends are going to rack up a big bill at the Four Seasons
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