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Jerusha Hall?s ex-husband fled with their 3-year-old to Algeria one day in July. She hasn?t seen her boy since, but it?s not for a lack of trying.
DAN SHAUGHNESSY
The Texans lost to the Colts, 21-7, in Saturday. We were all hoping the Texans would come here next weekend, happy to take their beating. Now that?s off the table.
Bruins 2, Sabres 1
Energetic Chris Wagner leads Bruins over Sabres Wagner and David Backes scored for Boston in their fourth straight victory.
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Free agent market, trades too slow to develop ? just like last year Minus a deadline for deals, the market?s slow pace has become the new norm, says an American League executive.
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Does the long puffy coat indicate a woman?s given up? Or is it a sign of empowerment?
Travel
Five reasons to visit Grafton, Vt., this winter This southern Vermont beauty, considered one of the prettiest towns in New England, is best in winter. Here?s why.
Children gather in Jamaica Plain to celebrate Three Kings Day The Jan. 6 holiday commemorates the biblical story in which three kings bring gifts to newborn baby Jesus, and its celebration is popular in Latin American communities.
Obituary
Leona Benoit, 105, of Stoughton, was a tireless advocate for peace Benoit founded Stoughton Mothers for Peace in 1967, during the Vietnam War. ?It wasn?t anything I really wanted to do,? she said. ?I just felt my conscience wouldn?t let me rest.?
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Sorting through my mother?s closets Winnowing down the possessions of a lifetime shows what really matters.
From beer to bongs: Pot shop could sprout at site of well-known Boston dive bar Brighton community members will have an opportunity to discuss the proposal for the Mary Ann?s site Monday.
Editorial
Governor Baker should sign these bills leftover from 2018 session Governor Charlie Baker should sign into law these two bills: one to protect consumers from data breaches and another to ban gender discrimination in disability insurance.
OPINION | CHRISTOPHER WEYANT
Cartoonist and illustrator Christopher Weyant wants to believe.
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Northeastern, Tufts, and others are creating more expensive student housing options ? with more amenities than your average dorm.
Yvonne Abraham
People have problems with Warren. It?s not about her gender, of course There seem to be so many reasons to write the senator off. None of them would have anything to do with her being a woman. Right?
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For many female Democrats in Iowa, it is thrilling to see another woman candidate take the stump after the disappointment they felt when Hillary Clinton lost.
Massport monitors TSA staffing at Logan during shutdown Hundreds of Transportation Security Administration agents ? required to work without pay during the shutdown ? called out of work across the US this week.
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President Trump?s fixation with a border wall has run into the new realities of divided government, pitting him against Democrats who have rejected the idea.
Rain keeps falling, and snow in store Monday afternoon Areas near Boston should get less than an inch, with more in western Mass.
Slain Cambridge man ?just made people happy,? says cousin Paul Wilson?s relatives are still struggling with his death, which happened as a result of a violent beating Wednesday at a local park.
Maine?s new governor now has to deal with LePage-related suits Janet Mills is dealing the aftereffects of Paul LePage?s administration ? including some lawsuits she filed as the state?s attorney general.
The body showed no signs of trauma, but the state medical examiner?s office will conduct an autopsy, officials said.
Baker visits Merrimack Valley businesses hurt by gas explosions Part of the purpose, the governor said, was to remind customers ?that these folks are up and operating.?
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Unhealthy Divide
Cancer is a tremendous burden for anyone, but for a growing number of lower-income and even middle-class patients, an illness means an avalanche of trouble.
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The Big Picture
Here are the photos from July to December that summed up the year.
Aaron Hernandez and Football Inc. The story of a profoundly troubled young man and the ugly underside of America?s most popular sport.
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The ice never softened and TV did not have to contend with the camera wincing that comes with solar glare.
Ronald Paquin, who has been defrocked, served time in a Mass. jail in a separate case.
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Governor Charlie Baker?s aides have said that the big-money contributions wouldn?t afford donors any special access to the administration.
The country?s powerful Catholic Church has warned of a popular ?uprising? if untrue results are announced.
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The recall is to replace Takata passenger air bag inflators that can explode and hurl shrapnel.
A manager of the iconic South Boston restaurant says there is a deal to sell the half-acre parcel.
The 1980 race between Jimmy Carter and Ted Kennedy foreshadowed a tectonic reshaping for the Democrats.
Will San Francisco?s issues push people away from J.P. Morgan? The annual trip to the J.P Morgan Healthcare Conference is getting harder to justify each year, executives and investors told STAT.
Love Letters: Until next year, my sweetheart In a special bonus episode, Meredith Goldstein explores what happens to summer romance when the summer ends, and ?Wet Hot American Summer? creator David Wain shares a girl-crazy memory from his own camp days.
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Are we ignoring ? or outright banning ? an easy affordable-housing fix? Mobile homes may be the least expensive and most effective means of addressing the region?s housing shortage.
