Passage would set up a showdown with the Senate, which is expected to soon pass a much more modest adjustment of the pot law.
Tax wouldn?t drive millionaires out of Mass., studies say Despite talk that millionaires will leave the state if Mass. increases taxes on the wealthy, studies show the vast majority will stay put.
Outburst in Bella Bond trial reveals that ?stakes are high? The outburst between Michael McCarthy?s defense attorney and Judge Sanders is out of the ordinary, and a sign of a tense trial nearing an end.
$40,000 violin left behind at South Station safely returned to owner Musician Amy Sims couldn?t have orchestrated a better ending to the distressing ordeal.
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The latest legislative trend to weave its way through New England? Efforts to deregulate hair braiding.
Relatives heard the commotion and brought the girl to police.
?David Ortiz Drive? is officially being unveiled Thursday Big Papi already has his own bridge. Now he?s getting his own road, too.
Jill Stein defends attending Moscow gala with Flynn Stein, a Lexington resident, told Politico she was accompanied on the 2015 trip by a single aide and her campaign paid for the travel.
56 new Boston officers graduate from police academy The police recruits were sworn in Wednesday at the IBEW Local 103 in Dorchester.
Sean Devlin was arraigned on charges of violating a person?s civil rights.
FBI says gunman who shot congressman had no target in mind Officials said the gunman acted alone and had no connection to terror groups.
The Globe is leaving its antiquated building on Morrissey Boulevard for two floors of a gleaming, contemporary office space downtown.
The bullpen failed Boston as Salvador Perez hit a grand slam off Robby Scott in the eighth inning.
Tatum sees himself as a player who is capable of guarding both point guards and power forwards.
The former Kansas forward said he was open to a workout with the Celtics, but logistics kept it from happening.
This Boston Common bench can be yours ? for $25,000 The Friends of the Public Garden is seeking a sponsor for the last of 10 $25,000 commemorative benches.
Photo of a kind act in Holyoke is a lesson in helping others Alonzo Johnson was only trying to help. But someone witnessed his act of kindness, and a picture of it went viral.
International crews faced off in a tug-of-war competition, and a group of young women walked away winners.
George Clooney never meant to go into the tequila business. But he did ? and now a company is willing to pay handsomely to buy the Casamigos brand.
The Internet is thrilled at the (unconfirmed) notion that Jenny Slate and Jon Hamm could be an item. Or not! So how does Hamm stack up against her ex, Chris Evans?
Love Letters
After five years, she finds out her guy made up social media posts from a clingy former girlfriend. What now?
Do good hotels come in small packages? Boston?s first microhotel opens in the Seaport District, and more micros are on the way.
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The razor wars have begun and somebody?s going to get hurt For decades, Gillette has defined shaving. But upstarts like Harry?s may be doing more than getting under its skin.
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?The Sopranos? finale, 10 years later The cut to black was a bold decision by series creator David Chase to hand the finale over to the viewers.
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Travis Kalanick, Uber?s nightmare CEO Under Kalanick, Uber has grown into a sprawling epitome of tech-world excess.
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For Arbour hospitals, it?s one problem after another Arbour Health System hospitals, which serve about 16,000 patients annually, were cited again and again in state documents reviewed by the Globe.
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After Tuesday night?s win, Sale is now 9-3 with a 2.85 ERA and a major league-leading 12.2 strikeouts per nine innings.
Nabra Hassanen was fatally beaten with a baseball bat Sunday while walking home from her mosque.
The home still has several original details, including the newel posts, oak entry door, pocket doors, and oak flooring.
Twin defeats in special House elections set off paroxysms of angst and second-guessing.
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Witnesses described seeing the suspect led away in handcuffs by police, the officer bleeding, and a knife on the ground.
The end result is much more employer-friendly than what Governor Charlie Baker proposed in January. But the new MassHealth plan still raises lingering concerns.
?Prime Suspect: Tennison? answers a question ? What was Jane like as a young cop? ? that no one was asking.
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