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Dr. Peter Masiakos and Dr. Chana Sacks will lead the new program. → Read More
Massachusetts-based defense contractor Raytheon is merging with Connecticut-based United Technologies. → Read More
Students at Harvard protested professor Ronald Sullivan's work for Harvey Weinstein while serving as faculty dean at Harvard's Winthrop House. Now, Harvard is not retaining Sullivan as a faculty dean when his term is up next month. → Read More
The magazine abruptly closed on Thursday after 28 years. → Read More
For older millennials in Massachusetts, the rate of depression is among the highest in the country. → Read More
The spread of the disease raises concerns about "herd immunity," Dr. Paul Sax said. → Read More
Hall ran the fastest marathon ever by an American at the 2011 Boston Marathon with a time of 2:04:58. → Read More
Executives from Insys Therapeutics are on trial in Boston federal court. The pharmaceutical company allegedly bribed doctors to prescribe their opioid medication. → Read More
The Democratic field for president is filling up, with each candidate saying they're the one who is most electable. But just what is electability, anyway? → Read More
A new study suggests that cutting down on prescription opioid use for non-medical reasons won’t do much to stem the crisis. → Read More
Scott Wolas is accused of bilking investors in a property in Quincy that he was trying to buy. → Read More
A new study has found a link between the marketing of opioids by pharmaceutical companies and overdose deaths. → Read More
The proposal consists of a 6 percent tax on property sales of over $2 million, for both commercial and residential sales. → Read More
"We want [the college] to thrive, not just survive," Amherst's town manager, who is a Hampshire alum, said. → Read More
The odds makers have the Pats winning the game, but it's looking to be a close one. → Read More
Massachusetts prosecutors must stop using breathalyzer tests in most drunken driving cases, according to a new ruling. → Read More
Questions were raised from viewers, listeners and newsroom staffers about whether giving a prime-time slot to President Trump was a good idea. → Read More
The legislator tells WGBH News that she first wants to tackle education funding and immigration. → Read More
WGBH News contributor David Bernstein discussed former Mass. Gov. Mitt Romney's Washington Post op-ed. → Read More
In 2018, there was a legal challenge to the consideration of race in Harvard's admissions, a decline in international students, and the abrupt shutdown of a small private college in Newton. → Read More