Walsh files municipal lobbying legislation
A proposal by Mayor Martin Walsh would force city lobbyists to register and publicly report their efforts to influence public policy at City Hall.
A proposal by Mayor Martin Walsh would force city lobbyists to register and publicly report their efforts to influence public policy at City Hall.
Roughly 20,000 people were left without power following a string of severe thunderstorms that hit Massachusetts overnight.
The state senator, whose office was raided by the FBI, represented Stonehill and the company that installed 9,000 solar panels there.
Officials seek to identify which offenders might still be risks to the public and should be returned to the public watch list.
The 2012 GOP presidential nominee waded into a controversial Republican primary by making the comments on Fox News Wednesday.
Republicans see Trump barreling toward the March 1 primary, and few think there is much they can do about it.
Wynn Resorts is postponing groundbreaking indefinitely because of an appeal of a key permit filed by the mayor of Somerville.
?There?s no sinister plan here,? Boston Police Commissioner William Evans said.
Boston Children?s Hospital says it needs more room to treat sick children. Opponents want the Prouty Garden preserved.
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Atlas is back. Boston Dynamics released a video of the latest version of its human-shaped Atlas robot Tuesday.
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Even the White House says the machines are coming, so let?s give humans a universal basic income.
If Apple succeeds ? and experts say it almost surely will ? it will create a significant technical challenge for law enforcement.
KEVIN CULLEN
His critics say he charged too hard, but Danny Keeler did things his way, always believing he did the right thing.
Standup comic Tom Papa counts Jerry Seinfeld and Rob Zombie among his close friends, but there?s no resemblance among them.
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Of all the ingredients you can brew beer with, chile peppers seem one of the most incongruous.
The Combine numbers don?t lie, but they don?t always tell the story of a player, such as Tom Brady.
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Republicans may try to stop Obama from appointing the next Supreme Court justice, but their delay tactics won?t work in the long run.
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Heading into Super Tuesday, the race is effectively a three-person contest between Donald Trump, and Senators Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio.
The Chinese New Year celebration ended with opera performances in Bangkok, Thailand, home to the largest overseas Chinese community in the world.
The Bruins have been below .500 at home, but David Pastrnak scored twice in a hammering of the Penguins.
Judith Sales was found at a mall in Waterford, according to police.
First time caucus-goers, many energized by Donald Trump?s angry outsider campaign, flooded the polls driving turnout to record levels in Nevada.
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The company is partnering with Honda on some new in-car payment apps.
Scalia?s traveling companion to Texas was C. Allen Foster, a lawyer who was a friend of the Supreme Court justice.
Have you ever felt like giving a Facebook post a ?thumbs up? just doesn?t cut it?
The Red Sox third baseman has two choices: Lose the gut ? or start playing better.
Listening to the jokes on this show is like getting slapped across the cheeks repeatedly with a rubber ducky.
A look at high-impact investigations from The Boston Globe, including the Pulitzer Prize-winning report on abuse in the Catholic Church.
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The improved robot Atlas, made by Waltham-based Boston Dynamics, can walk through snow, and pick up boxes and himself.
?Spotlight? is based on the stories and the reporters behind the investigation of sexual abuse in the Catholic Church.
JOHN L. ALLEN JR. | All things catholic
Pope Francis suggested he?s open to the idea of artificial birth control as a means of combatting the spread of the Zika virus, while taking abortion off the table.
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