In 1969, Ted Kennedy had to
weather the death of Mary Jo Kopechne. The presidency, once a promise that seemed easily realized, now appeared impossibly distant.
weather the death of Mary Jo Kopechne. The presidency, once a promise that seemed easily realized, now appeared impossibly distant.
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Ship captain from Vermont freed from Somali pirates
Captain Richard Phillips (right) stands with the commanding officer of the USS Bainbridge after being rescued. Phillips was held captive for five days.
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People across the globe celebrated Easter today with religious services, parades, and egg hunts.
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Deputy marshal to be tried in mob case
Once known for tracking down fugitive gang leaders, deputy US marshal John T. Ambrose now faces a trial himself on charges alleging he betrayed his oath and leaked secrets to the mob. (AP)
First puppy makes splash
The Obama family's new puppy Bo, a Portuguese water dog, is a gift from Senator Ted Kennedy, who's a big fan of the breed. (Washington Post)
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With the Globe bleeding cash, and the Times Co. struggling, a "royal marriage" may stumble to an ugly split after 16 years.
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Peanut Butter Easter Eggs
My college roommate used to call Reese's peanut butter confections "staples" of our pantry. Unfortunately for my waistline, she had a point. Here is a homemade version of this classic treat.-- In Our Grandmothers' Kitchens
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