Legislators want to get tough with drug manufacturers

"The settlement also includes allegations that Bristol-Myers Squibb overpriced various drugs and made illegal payments to doctors to promote the sale of some drugs"I am glad the Rep. Baldasaro is taking a stand on this issue. He is not only saving taxpayers money but the...

High School Leadership Competition

"Youth for Human Rights International Launches High School Leadership CompetitionMarch 28, 2008Tim Bowles and Jay Yarsiahdelivering a human rights lecture in LiberiaHuman rights education is a vital component of Liberia’s post-conflict reconstruction. Without knowledge of...

Boston Fire - Hook Lobster

"ON A waterfront chockablock with luxury hotels, office towers, and champagne bars, James Hook & Co. clung tenaciously to its place on Northern Avenue. And like the lobsters it sold by the thousands to restaurants, supermarkets, and walk-in customers, the Hook family...

Franklin Park Zoo

"On Tuesday, August 5, 2008, from 5:00 to 8:00 PM at theFranklin Park Zoo, thousands of people will enjoy free admission to the zoo,family friendly entertainment, and food. Explore Zoo attractions, visitTarget's, ADT's, and The Mass Medical Society's sponsor tents and...

500th Career Homer

"Manny Ramirez saluted the crowd at Camden Yards after hitting his 500th career homer on Saturday night, a 410-foot shot to right-center."Boston sport fans enjoy Manny's achievement with camera ready all evening waiting for "the moment".

New role awaits a historic eyesore

"New role awaits a historic eyesore Church of Scientology buys former Alexandra Hotel  By Thomas C. Palmer Jr. Globe Staff / January 30, 2008 The Church of Scientology of Boston Inc. has bought the historic Alexandra Hotel building at Washington Street and Massachusetts...

Hate Crimes

"Initial attempts by authorities in Los Angeles to track the IP addresses used by some of the pranksters have allegedly been successful. Calls to the U.S. Attorney General's office in L.A., the LAPD, and the FBI, however, have not yet been returned."

Whose Internet is it anyway?

"This week we've seen two Internet events that are more alike than dissimilar. On Wednesday, an Estonian court convicted a 20-year Russian for his part in last spring's distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks on that nation. On Thursday, word of mounting DDoS attacks on...