The seizures bring the total number of firearms seized in the city this year to more than 100.
Two oil slicks were spotted near where the Boeing 777, with 239 aboard, disappeared after departing Kuala Lumpur.
Moscow’s foreign minister ruled out any dialogue with Ukraine’s new authorities, whom he dismissed as the puppets of extremists.
Police say a Brookline police officer shot a 27-year-old man after he lunged at officers with a knife, according to police.
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Travel
When a couple set out to visit their daughter in Berkeley and tour the Pacific Northwest, they decided to try Airbnb instead of hotels.
“Whatever he did, he did it at an opportune time when they weren’t looking,” said John Burbine’s lawyer.
Four players’ departures renewed questions about Kelly Greenberg’s treatment of her student-athletes.
Shane Victorino has yet to take a swing batting lefthanded during batting practice sessions on the field.
opinion | JOSHUA GREEN
Don’t count out Chris ChristieThe fact is electability has always been the New Jersey governor’s greatest strength.
The lefthander’s performance so far is in stark contrast to last year’s spring camp, when he showed up out of shape.
The federal grand jury wants to see whether Lantigua, voted out of office as mayor last fall, ordered streets repaved to boost his reelection chances.
An offer of pizza coupons to a town near a natural gas well that exploded last month has raised outrage among outsiders, but not for the residents.
Some of the party’s most prominent conservatives insisted that Republicans should emphasize hot-button social issues in the midterm elections.
The team has developed a handheld camera that takes photos of patients’ eyes and automatically creates prescriptions for glasses — at a fraction of the cost of traditional exams.
The play, produced in association with Handspring Puppet Company, is quite literally workmanlike, and plenty inspired.
There will be a reading by Boston-area poets from the collection of poems by nearly 90 widows on April 3 at Newtonville Books.
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