The Massachusetts State Police has repeatedly denied the existence of ticket quotas in recent years, but federal prosecutors outlined such a system last week.
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Senator Edward J. Markey is distancing himself from the Patriots owner, who faces charges that he patronized a Florida spa that profited from the illicit sex acts of its workers.
Elizabeth Warren tackles race in Mississippi town hall Senator Elizabeth Warren tailored her populist agenda to a diverse audience Monday night in a CNN town hall in the Deep South.
The man at the center of the Phoebe Prince bullying case raped me, woman tells court A 21-year-old student at Mount Holyoke College says Sean Mulveyhill flirted and pursued her on campus, then got her to give him a ride to his house off campus where he allegedly raped her.
Girl sought relief from bullying. In exchange, teacher?s aide demanded massages, she says A 13-year-old told investigators with the state?s child-protection agency that last fall she felt forced to give a teacher?s aide half a dozen massages.
US Rep. Devin Nunes sues Twitter, users for defamation and negligence Republican Representative Devin Nunes of California is suing Twitter and several of its users for more than $250 million.
Concern raised over South Korean treatment of Bloomberg reporter Journalists? organizations are criticizing South Korea after the country?s ruling party singled out a reporter over what it claimed was a ?borderline traitorous? article.
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Casinos have sprung up across the Northeast in recent years, and the competition will tighten even more with Encore Boston Harbor, set to open in late June in Everett.
Kellyanne Conway dismisses her husband?s concerns about Trump?s mental health George Conway, a persistent conservative critic of the president, has recently become more personal with his criticism.
Boston makes its move into electricity purchasing for its residents and businesses The city of Boston has proven to be an elusive grand prize among electricity brokers, but a Marlborough firm finally won the jackpot.
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State judge: CCC lacks power over contents of local marijuana contracts Essex County Superior Court Judge Timothy Feeley has agreed that state law does not grant the commission explicit power to review host community agreements.
In Sheffield investigation, ?overwhelming evidence? suggests man killed wife, 3 children, DA says Investigators found evidence of fire accelerant in different parts of the Sheffield home where the bodies were found.
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GARY WASHBURN
For a few moments, Isaiah Thomas was an All-Star again.
Celtics notebook
The former All-Star with the Celtics returned to TD Garden for the first time as member of Denver Nuggets.
Nuggets 114, Celtics 105
Nuggets have quite a time beating Celtics at TD Garden The visiting Nuggets showed why they are a contender in the Western Conference with a convincing victory over the Celtics.
Storefronts go from empty to artistic Cities across the country are trying to figure out what to do with the empty storefronts. Cambridge has turned to something popular elsewhere: ad-hoc art galleries.
Dave Epstein
Spring starts March 20. Here?s what that likely means for Boston in terms of weather Although it was cold and relatively snowy the first half of this month, the angle of the sun has been getting higher and higher.
Meghan McCain slams Trump on ?The View? after he attacked John McCain on Twitter The daughter of John McCain fired back at President Trump after he tweeted disparaging comments about the late senator this weekend.
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A single inch results in an $850 shipping penalty from UPS UPS informed Irum Haque that the length of the box she shipped wasn?t 48 inches, as she had measured; it was 49. How much more for one extra inch? $850.
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On a quiet street in Salem, a Sunday hockey game has been going on since 1970, long enough for one generation of players to pass the tradition on to the next.
Calif. mom and dad allegedly used Facebook stock holdings to help pay bribe in college admission plot Davina Isackson, 55, of Hillsborough, Calif., made her initial appearance in US District Court in Boston today.
More than a century later, a soldier?s Civil War flag returns to Maine The rare flag will be displayed at the Maine Military Museum in South Portland.
The top 32 restaurants have advanced to the second round of Munch Madness. Vote to keep your favorites in the running.
Editorial
The GOP has abandoned fiscal discipline. Democrats shouldn?t follow suit. The Republican tax cut is responsible for the biggest increase in the budget deficit since 2015.
EDITORIAL CARTOON | DAN WASSERMAN
The Trump/McCain feud continues, it seems.
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JOAN VENNOCHI
Mount Ida?s past leaders are using the attorney general?s decision as wiggle room to deny wrongdoing.
The selections have been made. Here?s how the 2019 men?s basketball championship teams are matched up.
There have been a handful of ice rescues this season. Here are some reminders of to keep you from falling into a frozen lake in the first place.
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Munch Madness 2019: The top restaurants in Boston If it?s March, it must be time for the tournament everyone awaits all year: Munch Madness.
Dating in 2019 is?complicated. Frustrating. Sometimes completely exhilarating. In Season 2 of the podcast, Meredith Goldstein goes deep on one of her most-asked questions.
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Read a multi-part investigation into how and why the lives of promising Boston valedictorians didn?t quite turn out the way they expected.
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The Big Picture
Students worldwide skipped classes Friday to protest their governments? failure to act against global warming as part of the ?Fridays for Future? movement.
Three of the top four seeds in the NCAA Tournament field are from the powerhouse Atlantic Coast Conference.
The mayors will support the Cambridge Community Foundation, a legal aid organization that was launched in 2018.
If you love southeastern Massachusetts, but work in Boston, living on the Providence/Stoughton Line might be for you. A train leaving Wickford Junction in North Kingston at 6:35 a.m. on a weekday will get you into South Station in an hour and 41 minutes, according to the timetable.
The former Texas congressman has up to 10 stops planned in less than 48 hours, the campaign announced Monday.
The Russian president signed bills restricting online media and making a criminal of anyone who insults the state.
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Environmental advocates are pressing for an increase in the infrastructure needed to support electric vehicles in Massachusetts
Akamai said less than 30 of the positions were in Massachusetts, where it has offices in Cambridge and Westford.
The offer is in effect for the remaining two weeks of the show?s run at the Huntington Avenue Theatre.
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.
China is reviving a discredited AIDS immunotherapy ? for cancer Injections of malaria parasites, a discredited AIDS treatment once promoted by the father of the Heimlich maneuver, is being tested in China as a cancer immunotherapy.
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