A Suffolk/Boston Globe survey shows likely voters backing marijuana legalization 49 to 42 percent and splitting on charter expansion 45 percent to 45 percent.
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A poll found Warren leading Schilling 58 percent to 24 percent among 500 likely Massachusetts voters.
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Curt Schilling loses controlThe former Red Sox pitcher has been falling back on one particular pitch lately.
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Here?s what I?ll do the day after the electionAt a time of massive political discontent, we need a new administration that has both vision and courage.
Former BC football player dies in car accidentMax Holloway, the son of former Patriot Brian Holloway, was killed Thursday morning in Lutz, Fla.
Officials said they effectively dismantled the group, which was part of an ?extremely violent and very organized? cartel.
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Public officials from around the region, with some dogs by their side, gathered to cut the ribbon on a new place to play for the furry friends of Southie.
Mayor Walsh calls for more T funding after Orange Line woes City Council President Michelle Wu and Councilor Josh Zakim also criticized the T after an Orange Line train?s motor overheated.
Two New Salem men are being held in Flagstaff, Ariz., after US Marshals arrested them in the Oct. 15 shooting death of Jose Rodriguez.
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Eataly Boston will open its doors Nov. 29, but you can almost smell the food cooking already.
Don?t count on cranberries to fix your urinary infection, study saysAnother folk remedy bites the dust.
As news that Twitter was shutting down Vine swept across the Internet Thursday, it didn?t take long for fans to share their favorite 6-second loops.
Prison psychologist defends decision to treat DiMasi codefendantSharon Kotch defended the decision that will allow former Beacon Hill lobbyist Richard McDonough to be released a year earlier than expected.
Ben Roethlisberger asks Tom Brady for his jerseyRoethlisberger made the request in an on-field pregame conversation ahead of last Sunday?s matchup in Pittsburgh.
Donald Trump says Hillary Clinton is too tough on Putin??She speaks very badly of Putin, and I don?t think that?s smart,?? Trump said of the Russian leader. ?How do you speak so badly of someone??
As Democrats looking to fire up female voters, Michelle Obama and Hillary Clinton were firmly bonded on Thursday.
About 250,000 have voted early in MassachusettsBy mid-day Wednesday, only about 130,000 had voted, but the number had nearly doubled a day later.
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There are plenty of impressive bats available, but most of the best are righthanded.
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Touch Bar is Apple?s new twist on the keyboard Apple has replaced the venerable top row of function keys with a colorful touchscreen strip that can be customized on the fly.
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Just say ?yes? on Question 4Despite the proposal?s many flaws, the harm stemming from continued inaction on marijuana would be even greater.
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Chicago has added Rajon Rondo and Dwyane Wade since missing the playoffs last season.
The $257 million price tag would top the $198.5 million spent to build the Newton North High School, completed in 2010.
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The median price hit $913,500, thanks to the new Millennium Tower.
The sharply observed comedy at Huntington Theatre Company is about the vexing and complicated business of wrestling with one?s heritage.
N. Gregory Mankiw says scalping is just a consquence of a free-market economy.
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