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More than 30,000 racers took off from Hopkinton this morning in the 121st running of the Boston Marathon.
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15 runners barred from Boston Marathon were identified by race sleuth Before the marathon had even begun, several runners were disqualified.
Boston Marathon
Course records broken in both wheelchair races at Boston Marathon Marcel Hug outdueled Ernst Van Dyk in the men?s event, and Manuela Schar took the women?s title.
Meet the first runner to show up for the Boston Marathon Shihan Wijeyeratne was the first registered runner to step off a bus and into the athletes village in Hopkinton Monday.
Live updates: Rays at Red Sox Steven Wright is on the mound for the Red Sox to start this year?s Patriots Day game.
Boston Marathon
Kathrine Switzer is running Boston again, on the same principles Fifty years after she made history as the first woman to finish the Marathon with a bib number, Switzer is leading the effort to empower female athletes.
Marcotte murder suspect not wanted by immigration authorities ?Based on everything we know at this point, he does not appear to be in any violation of immigration law,? a State Police spokesman said.
In Cleveland, police hunt for suspect who broadcast slaying on Facebook Live A man who allegedly killed another man while streaming it live on Facebook claimed in the video that he snapped because of a woman.
Rethinking dialysis: Giving patients choices A high percentage of patients die anyway, and even those who live longer often don?t live well.
Body of missing 23-year-old pulled from the Charles The parents of Michael Kelleher, a Southborough man who had been missing since March, said his body was found Sunday morning.
Trump Today: Tension over N. Korea and the Easter Egg Roll Vice President Mike Pence said ?all options are on the table? when it comes to ending the North Korean nuclear weapons program.
Trump wants to know ?who paid for? rallies seeking tax returns Trump was the first major-party nominee in more than 40 years not to release his returns.
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Hundreds of spectators arrived before sunrise with bleary-eyed children in tow to watch the early-morning reenactment on Lexington Green.
Boston police officers say new record system is a ?nightmare? Officers say incident reports take longer to complete and error messages appear without explanation.
In a pitch perfect ?Girls? finale, Hannah emerges as a woman The final episode spoke to some of the deepest themes of the six-season HBO series.
Charles Barkley says Isaiah Thomas crying over his sister made him ?uncomfortable? ?I?m not feeling comfortable with him sitting on the sideline crying like that,? the basketball analyst said Sunday.
?All of this grief?: Prince Harry opens up about losing Diana In his late 20s, Harry crumbled, the prince told the Daily Telegraph in a recent, revealing interview.
Framingham boy, 5, identified as Milford hit-and-run victim Police are looking for a red Toyota Scion xB with tinted windows and black wheels.
Opinion | Jeffrey D. Sachs
Our misguided ?wars of choice? There is one foreign policy goal that matters above all the others, and that is to keep the United States out of a new war.
The summer that changed Boston The nation was splintering, and Boston wasn?t immune. But something was happening here.
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This pint-size podcaster tackles big science topics Nate Butkus, 6, has talked about radiation, evolution, and genome-editing with top researchers.
The annual Patriots Day game starts at 11:05 a.m. with Steven Wright and Blake Snell as the scheduled starting pitchers.
Parents push for longer recess, saying children need a break from academics and time with their peers.
Angelo Colon-Ortiz, who has been charged in connection with the murder of Vanessa Marcotte, will be arraigned on Tuesday.
This one-bedroom, one-bath, 686-square-foot condo has views of Charlestown Naval Shipyard Park and downtown Boston, all while being just steps from the water.
You can say this for President Trump: Unlike most other politicians, he?s totally at peace with changing his mind at any given moment, with very little explanation.
An explosion killed children, government supporters, and opposition fighters at an evacuation point.
New England Development, picked to oversee the airport?s stores and restaurants, plans to add more local flavor.
Charles Dancla?s long career formed a précis of his era as he navigated 19th-century French institutional and national politics.
When we last talked to Steven Fingar for this feature in 2015, he was an undergrad with an elegant Instagram. Now, the master?s degree student has a cool 36,000 followers.
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.
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Ground Game
The Kansas special election was a test for party leadership. Everyone failed On paper, a US House race shouldn?t have been such a struggle in a district and state that overwhelmingly favored President Trump in November.
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