“Bring your own booze” will be allowed at Boston restaurants without liquor licenses, the city’s licensing board ruled.
Suspects crash stolen car on Storrow Drive, jump into Charles RiverTwo individuals were arrested after trying to flee the scene, authorities said.
Controversial Mass. transgender bill headed for voteThe state Legislature is expected to pass the measure, but Governor Charlie Baker has not taken a position on the bill.
Puerto Rico’s health secretary said a 70-year-old man infected with the virus died in February from a drop in blood platelets.
Vertex CEO pay package tops $28 millionJeffrey Leiden’s 2015 earnings were 23 percent less than he received the previous year.
Charlie Baker takes a stand against Will Ferrell’s Reagan filmThe governor is not happy with plans to have the comedian portray Ronald Reagan in an upcoming movie.
Uber tells Boston.com that driver who made pass at reporter ‘no longer active’After a Boston.com reporter said she was harrassed by an Uber driver, the company reported that he is no longer active on its platform.
At UNH, one table is reportedly worth one year’s tuitionThe university purchased a dining hall table for more than $17,000, according to reports.
Isaiah Thomas will represent Celtics at draft lotteryWith the pick they acquired from the Nets, the Celtics have a 15.6 percent chance of landing the No. 1 selection.
Family, friends mourn Hingham Marine killed during training mission Corporal Christopher Orlando was killed during a mid-air collision between two Marine helicopters on Jan. 14.
Ted Cruz gets Indiana governor’s endorsementGovernor Mike Pence gave Cruz a big boost in his push to stop Donald Trump’s march to the Republican presidential nomination.
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The Draper & Maynard Company was once among the largest sporting goods makers in the country.
As impressive as N.H.’s low unemployment rate may appear, it does not reflect a surge in hiring.
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Bad performances in April nothing new for Clay BuchholzThe good news for Red Sox fans is that Buchholz tends to get considerably better after his slow starts.
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The Weekender: Kittens, Cubans, and a midnight bookstoreWhat to do in Boston this weekend, from Key and Peele’s big movie to the Boston Ballet’s “Swan Lake.”
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Perhaps the most extraordinary thing about “Lemonade’’ is how effortlessly it entangles personal and communal history.
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Advice: It’s gross to blow your nose on a restaurant napkin, right?Plus, when confronted by a Facebook request from someone you’d like to avoid.
Patriots get their message across on draft nightThe Patriots aren’t making a pick, but they are making a statement.
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A little nothing extra from UberTipping is a terrible way to pay Uber drivers, but the least Uber can do is build it into the app.
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Indiana is not the solid red state everyone thinks it isGOP presidential campaigns will quickly learn that Indiana politics are more complicated than they may appear.
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Government airstrikes and insurgent mortar attacks escalated violence and destroyed a partial truce for Syria.
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Clay Buchholz’s struggles continued as he gave up five runs as Boston’s four-game win streak ended.
The crash led to the death of Amanda Turner Russell, a Boston nurse whose friends were inspired to run Boston Marathon in her memory.
The Melrose Democrat has quickly ascended the leadership ranks in Washington.
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The J.D. Power survey found self-driving cars face a trust gap with older generations.
Sixteen military personnel were disciplined in the mistaken strike on a Doctors Without Borders hospital in Afghanistan, but won’t face criminal charges.
Sean Healey’s total compensation in 2015 was more than triple his 2014 pay.
Conflict negotiator Padraig O'Malley, a recovering alcoholic, readily admits that he has substituted one addiction for another.
A gallery wall is the perfect solution for displaying all manner of framed treasures.
The show remains not only as funny and clever as ever, but also painfully true.
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Key reports from Globe’s Spotlight team on clergy sex abuseThe Boston Globe’s 2001-2002 investigation into sexual abuses by clergy in the Catholic Church resulted in more than 600 stories.
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.
Second LifeAn architect turns his old barn in Newport, Rhode Island, into a light-filled multipurpose haven for family and guests.
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Colorado weighs replacing Obama’s health policy with universal coverage
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Waltham private equity firm emerges as big player in craft beer business
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