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Warren agrees to TV debate with Brown

Elizabeth Warren said she will participate in four televised debates with Scott Brown and has already agreed to one in Springfield and one on WBZ-TV in Boston.

UMass, others join Obama’s financial aid effort

The universities agreed to make student financial aid award letters more transparent in an effort to contain college costs.

Suffolk casino plan calls for $1b ‘urban oasis’

The 163-acre site would include a hotel, restaurants, casino gambling space, entertainment venues, a spa — and the racetrack.

Cambridge mourns 16-year-old, search for killer continues

The makeshift memorial to Charlene Holmes now covers most of the sidewalk in front of the three-story house where she was fatally shot Sunday night.

Al Qaeda’s No. 2 killed by US drone

The death of Abu Yahya al-Libi in Pakistan is a significant blow to the terror network.

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Elizabeth Warren’s Wetumka roots

The problem with these heritage treasure hunts is that they assume racial identity is absolute. Real life is more complicated.

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10 things every cook should know

Chef Michael Leviton of Lumiere and Area Four offers easy advice to improve your cooking.

‘Lax bros’ take lacrosse style beyond the field

Young lacrosse enthusiasts have cultivated a “chill” lifestyle, with its own slang and “lettuce” haircuts, to pair with the high-energy field sport.

Opinion | Mass. Health Care Debate

Hospitals need to coordinate better

Health care providers treat coordination like a four-letter word, writes Mike Coyne, CEO of Verisk Health. That needs to change.

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The images in Aspen Mays’s 2010 series “The Sun 1957” look like sets of celestial dominoes. “December’’ is two 15½-by-11½-inch silver gelatin prints.

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Patti Smith mixes pop, poetry, memory

“The science of physics is so much different than any other science that I’ve been exposed to. And I just found it very, very fascinating,” says Morgan Freeman, host of the series “Through the Wormhole” on Science.

Morgan Freeman returns to the ‘Wormhole’

Senator Scott Brown voted for Wall Street overhaul, but emails suggest he sought a loose interpretation of a key rule.

Brown sought to loosen bank rules

Dean Soucie of Oliver Ames High School in North Easton watched the award ceremony after his team lost to Concord Carlisle in the High School Super Bowl in Foxborough. (Dec. 3, 2011)

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Award-winning photos by John Tlumacki

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Advice to women writers on the fifth ‘F’

Justin Colamaria with his mom, Tina Foye, and the breathing machine that helps his sleep apnea.

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Overcoming sleep disorders in children

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Women are up against the grass ceiling

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Boston Red Sox pitcher Daniel Bard walked to the dugout after getting pulled after hitting Edwin Encarnacion of the Toronto Blue Jays during his worst outing of the season Sunday.

Daniel Bard sent to Triple A Pawtucket

The Red Sox have optioned the struggling No. 5 starter. If Daisuke Matsuzaka does well in Pawtucket tonight, it is likely he will take Bard’s spot in the rotation.

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Aaron Deveau, 18, listened to prosecutor Ashlee Logan during his trial in Haverhill District Court May 29.

Haverhill teen says he doesn’t remember texting before crash

Aaron Deveau’s attorney said the teen should be acquitted because prosecutors couldn’t prove he was holding a phone at the moment of a fatal 2011 crash.