A federal jury rejects the argument that Apple competed unfairly with its copy-protection software.
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Boston’s St. Patrick’s Day parade opens participation to gay group
The South Boston Allied War Veterans Council, which has long resisted the inclusion of gay groups, voted 5-4 on Monday night to allow the group OutVets to march in the parade scheduled for March 15.
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Vatican probe of U.S. women’s religious orders ends
The report praises sisters for their selfless work caring for the poor.
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Methane spike on Mars revives old questions
A tenfold jump suggests the Red Planet ‘is alive at some level,’ and reopens a debate about life there.
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Vermonters in Congress put pressure on FairPoint
They join Gov. Peter Shumlin in calling for the company to negotiate an end to the strike.
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Massachusetts woman in squalid home indicted on two murder charges
Erika Murray, 31, has been held on $1 million bail after pleading not guilty to earlier charges, including fetal death concealment.
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McConnell plans early votes to approve Keystone XL oil pipeline
The incoming Senate majority says the project will be first on the agenda for the new Republican-controlled Senate.
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Senate could confirm as many as 88 new federal judges this year
The total would be the highest since 99 of Bill Clinton’s nominees made it through confirmation in 1994.
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Suspect in 6 killings in Pennsylvania found dead from suicide
The manhunt for Bradley William Stone ends as his body is found a half-mile from his home with self-inflicted stab wounds.
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More teens trying e-cigarettes than regular cigs
Results of the survey raise concerns that the devices could vaporize the recent progress made in smoking.