A judge said the court ?has no choice? but to throw out Hernandez?s convictions and dismiss the charges against him.
Stabbing suspect once worked at condo complex Bampumim Teixeira, 30, was a security guard at the Dorchester Avenue complex, records show.
The family of Richard Field spoke of the loss of the two doctors killed in their South Boston home over the weekend.
Senator Ted Cruz had some pointed questions for former acting attorney general Sally Yates at Monday?s hearing. She was prepared.
After arrest, son of Polito supporters lands state job Anthony Virgilio, charged in 2015 with OUI and leaving the scene of an accident, landed a newly created $72,000-a-year job for a member of Governor Baker?s Cabinet.
Worcester hospital faces backlash against plan to close psychiatric beds UMass Memorial says it needs to expand capacity for medical and surgical care.
Black students at Harvard to hold their own commencement More than 170 students and 530 guests have signed up for the student-organized event designed to celebrate the unique struggles and achievements of black students.
Newton Centre may get a new hotel, restaurant, and housing The proposal calls for redeveloping a former branch library and adjacent land.
From Maine tribe to Cleveland Indians: Enough is enough A member of the Penobscot tribe in Maine is said to have inspired the Cleveland Indians? cartoonish logo. Today, the tribe says it?s time for a change.
The airline said a job action by pilots led to the cancellations.
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Staff acknowledge that people tune in to Trump?s addresses for the same reason they watch him on TV: You never really know what?s going to come out of his mouth.
Members of 2008 Celtics candid about rift with Ray Allen TNT?s Kevin Garnett was joined on-air by ex-teammates Paul Pierce, Rajon Rondo, Glen Davis, and Kendrick Perkins.
Ray Allen ?pushes? back on exclusion from Celtics 2008 reunion The day after Allen?s former teammates appeared on TNT without him, his Facebook page displayed a picture of Allen muscling past Rajon Rondo in a Celtics uniform.
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The downtown building boom continues, but the latest addition to the Financial District isn?t an office tower or a high-rise packed with multi-million-dollar luxury condos.
South Koreans elect liberal Moon Jae-in after months of turmoil South Koreans look set to elect a new president who is wary of the United States and wants to foster warmer ties with North Korea.
Tweet by chicken nugget-obsessed teenager becomes most-retweeted of all time A plea to Wendy?s for free chicken nuggets is now the most-retweeted Tweet of all time.
Cooking | Magazine
Pop this oatmeal in the refrigerator and it?s ready to go in the morning for a quick and satisfying breakfast.
Miss Conduct
The etiquette of critiquing a waiter Are low tips and notes on what went wrong acceptable for waiters who provide bad service?
What do Snooki, Lindsay Lohan, and J. Lo have in common? The FTC put them on notice. In April, the FTC announced that it had sent out 90 letters to specific brands and online influencers they partner with on Instagram.
Back on TV, Jimmy Kimmel takes on critics of his health care plea Kimmel again argued that Americans deserve the level of health care given his infant son.
Michael A. Cohen
GOP shoots the messenger at Sally Yates testimony Her testimony about Michael Flynn?s ties to Russia was met with complete indifference to the glaring evidence of White House misconduct.
When is a travel ban just a Muslim ban? Judges are determining if they should look beyond the executive order to statements made by Trump on the campaign trail.
Summer of ?67
The summer that changed Boston The nation was splintering, and Boston wasn?t immune. But something was happening here.
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Documenting Hate: Submit an incident you know about If you have been a victim or witnessed a hate incident, share your information here so we can investigate.
These photographs found joy at the end of life. And the world responded After losing both parents to cancer, a photographer found herself connecting with strangers who shared similar grief.
14-year-old Thea Hanscom is believed to be the only girl playing varsity baseball in Massachusetts.
Curriculum changes are being pushed by a statewide coalition seeking to improve serious illness care.
Tucked along the tree-lined streets of one of Wellesley's most sought-after neighborhoods, this luxurious mansion boasts modern amenities and an impeccable outdoor space.
Some Republican senators have expressed concerns about the House-approved plan to scrap Obamacare.
A federal court wrestled with whether it should look beyond the text of the executive order.
UMass Memorial says it needs to expand capacity for medical and surgical care.
Jeff Tweedy?s band last played the festival in 2012.
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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The Big Picture
Venezuelan authorities say that at least 37 people have been killed during two months of protests, as demonstrators call for an election to unseat President Nicolas Maduro.
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