On Thursday the college accidentally issued direct deposit paychecks to a number of employees, and then began to try to get the money back.
Church sex abuse victims still coming forwardVictims continue to come forward by the hundreds worldwide, advocates said Thursday.
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James Morales, who escaped a Rhode Island jail on Saturday, was captured and arrested after a foot chase on Thursday.
Donald Trump may pursue border wall without new billUnder an evolving plan, the Trump administration would rely on existing legislation authorizing fencing and other technology along the border with Mexico.
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Bristol County?s sheriff has no place in the US-Mexico border debate Maybe Thomas Hodgson needs a map. The sheriff seems to think his jurisdiction has some relationship to Mexico.
Rebuffing Trump, senators affirm Russian hack findingsAt a hearing with intelligence leaders, senators from both parties took relentless aim at Donald Trump?s public skepticism.
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Massachusetts immune to Trump health care changes? Think again.The state is reliant on federal dollars for whatever health care insurance plan we use.
Baker aims to put Keolis commuter rail contract out to bidIf Charlie Baker is re-elected, the MBTA will not seek an extension of its current commuter rail contract with Keolis.
Medical examiner to retire, leaving a complicated legacyThe Massachusetts chief medical examiner, Dr. Henry Nields, is widely admired, but also struggled to cope with controversies under his watch.
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NBC Boston needs something extra to break from the news packIf you were expecting Boston?s new station to shake up the way TV news is done in this town, you?ll be disappointed.
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New England?s most combative political family is backAs voters rejected the political dynasties of Clinton and Bush, N.H. put back in power one of the most successful last names in state history.
The doctor is in ? just as he has been for 65 yearsHealth care and health policy have always been Walter Guralnick?s vocation and his avocation ? and that doesn?t change just because he?s 100 years old.
Weed advocates don?t like this Mass. senatorState Senator Jason M. Lewis became perhaps the most public face of the opposition to Question 4.
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She loved him, and he died in the Holocaust. Now her son is bringing his music back to life.A tale of young love drove a son on an eye-opening journey. And in the process, a musical legacy that was all but lost has been found, and a life revealed.
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The region will see two separate snowstorms Friday and Saturday. Here?s what to expect in terms of snowfall.
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Celtics fans cheered an opposing player. Then came the ridiculous ancillary maelstrom.It mushroomed into one of the most transparent and irresponsible themes imaginable: Boston sports fans are racist.
Cat that fell out of vehicle on I-93 found safe 9 days laterJuno was hiding along a steel girder high above I-93 when electricians from Local 103 rescued her.
Talk about a pricey accident: Lamborghini involved in I-93 crash in QuincyA yellow Lamborghini was involved in a crash on I-93 south in Quincy on Thursday, according to State Police.
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The GOP?s health care follies If they succeed in repealing the Affordalbe Care Act, the GOP must be held their promise to replace it with quality health coverage that is universally affordable.
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Pat and Dina Lacey had been parents for only a few months when doctors discovered a tumor in their new baby?s chest. Told to take their son home to die, they put their faith in a young doctor who wouldn?t accept death as the answer.
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The San Antonio solutionOne Texas city took on mental health as a community and became a national model. Why can?t Mass. do the same?
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.
Patrick Maroon had a hat trick for Edmonton.
The call for a meeting comes amid the ongoing NRC review of operations at the plant, which the agency has classified as having a poor safety record.
The prices are blowing past the highs reached a decade ago.
No national Republican, including Donald Trump, ran this year with a big-picture proposal to resolve the country?s health care woes.
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Red Sox chairman Tom Werner said it?s not for a lack of trying that Fenway has hosted mostly white male artists.
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With Carrier, Trump exposes rift between unions and leadersSomehow Donald Trump, who claims a net worth of $10 billion, was standing up for the little guy, against their own union boss.
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