The vote was a humiliating defeat for President Obama inflicted by lawmakers from his own party.
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A third person, also a graduate from Wellesley High School, survived the 2:45 a.m. crash in the North End.
A lower-than-expected figure could mean state employee layoffs are coming.
Ex-principal investigated over ?unwanted sexual contact?Jonathan Pizzi, who was suspended in April and resigned in May, allegedly had ?unwanted sexual contact?? with an adult employee in the Needham district.
Former real estate dealer pleads guilty to massive fraud schemeMichael David Scott was accused of fraudulently recruiting straw buyers to get mortgage loans and purchase condos in Roxbury and Dorchester.
THOMAS FARRAGHER
Robert B. Parker?s Spenser series lives onSpenser, the wise-cracking Boston private investigator, is alive and well despite Robert B. Parker?s death in 2010.
Brandon Spikes charged in Foxborough crashThe former Patriot is accused of crashing his 2011 Mercedes-Benz Maybach into the back of an SUV on Interstate 495.
The secretary of state underwent four hours of surgery on June 2 after fracturing his femur.
Suffolk Downs no longer backup Olympic siteThe horse track property was initially listed in Boston 2024 bid documents as a backup site for the stadium.
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The new details also emerged about an alleged terror plot that authorities say included Usaamah Rahim.
Items for sale rang from illuminated beer signs to plates, silverware, and ashtrays from the club?s brief time as a restaurant in the early ?80s.
opinion | Bernie Sanders
Corporate greed must end, and we must make our economy work again for working families, the presidential candidate writes.
The Red Sox manager said he has addressed the issue with his pitcher and it has been settled.
Paul Swydan | Statistically Thinking
Pablo Sandoval, Hanley Ramirez, and all the right fielders are among those performing far below expectations.
Woman injured by bat at Fenway released from hospitalTonya Carpenter was released from Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center and taken to a rehabilitation center.
Beyond the plaques honoring the Red Sox? greats, the Cooperstown shrine is a treasure trove of Red Sox memorabilia.
President of Spokane NAACP under fire over race identityThe head of the NAACP chapter in Washington has portrayed herself as African-American, but her family says she is white.
opinion | Cathy Young
Caitlyn Jenner has put transgender issues in the spotlight ? but also reignited an often bitter debate.
Can New Hampshire remain ?Clinton country??Bill and Hillary Clinton have a long and well-traveled history with the Granite State.
Michael A. Cohen
Playing ?good cop/bad cop? in McKinney, TexasThe viral video speaks to the promise and failure of American policing.
The Women?s World Cup is underway across Canada with 24 nations vying to play in the title game on July 5.
Filppula is a three-zone player who also sees time on the power play and penalty-killing unit.
Negotiators with the State Police used a phone ? and sometimes a bullhorn ? to keep in contact with the man.
Of all the Republican bright lights from that era, only Charlie Baker seems to have succeeded in the 21st century.
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The Larz Anderson Auto Museum used to be a carriage house for a wealthy family. Now it hosts awesome summer car shows.
Republican leaders have agreed to end the poll because of waning interest from presidential hopefuls and questions about its relevancy.
When Mark Hellendrung bought the company in 2005, close to nobody drank the 125-year-old New England lager.
People never ask, ?Who?s the best actress on TV I?m not appreciating?? But if they did, I wouldn?t hesitate. It?s Edie Falco.
The belated third sequel to 1993?s ?Jurassic Park? has more than its share of absurdities and bald patches but gets by because it has dinosaurs.
Design New England
A house for BenNicola Manganello designs an elegant home for a family in Maine with special needs.
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