They chanted ?More love, no hate,? and held signs reading, ?I love my neighbors? and ?No place for racism? superimposed over an image of Maine.
Jeb Bush was in Boston ? but he wasn?t ?wandering?The former Republican presidential hopeful said he was here on business, not taking a leisurely summer stroll in solitude.
Warren says Clinton will stay on progressive path despite outreach to GOPThe Massachusetts senator declined to say whether she?d accept a position in a Clinton Administration.
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Trump?s profoundly disturbing stance on nukesDonald Trump?s position on using nuclear weapons is profoundly destabilizing in a world that?s already being squeezed by powerful forces.
Walsh ?taken aback? by police unions? demand for more weaponsWalsh joined a chorus of voices skeptical of the demands in the letter.
Prosecutors and the defense have both urged the US District judge to accept a plea agreement.
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Will Sunday?s closure serve as a catalyst to welcome new shoppers, or inconvenience regular visitors and hurt businesses?
Healey knocks City Council over Winthrop Square dealThe office of Attorney general Maura Healey said the vote to transfer ownership of the garage violated open meting law, but the deal will likely still happen.
The family was hosting a small gathering at their Drury Lane home when someone saw the 2-year-old child in the pool, authorities said.
Video shows great whites feasting on dead whale off Cape CodResearchers from the Center for Coastal Studies in Provincetown on Friday shared a video of the sharks dining.
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To fix noncompete rules: More talk, fewer tweets Want to eliminate restrictive employment contracts? Engage directly with lawmakers.
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The latest on the Olympics in Rio de Janeiro.
CHRISTOPHER L. GASPER
At Olympics, a team of refugee athletes is warmly embracedThese competitors don?t have a home country or a national flag, but they have a cause.
John Powers | Postcard from Rio
These blending seasons can make your head swimThe Summer Olympics are being held during winter in Brazil; it?s a little disorienting.
Why breeding bulldogs is borderline inhumane Bulldogs often have a lot of health problems because we breed them to look a certain way.
DAN SHAUGHNESSY
In long-awaited comments, Tom Brady speaks softlyThere were no fighting words from the quarterback as he (sort of) addressed his four-game suspension.
The country?s newest, most boisterous national monumentThe national monument is a fully operational Greenwich Village gay bar that was recently given federal recognition as a cornerstone of LGBT history.
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Sasha Obama got a job, but what about other teens?Sasha Obama is lucky to be busing tables and minding a takeout window. If only more teens had the chance to do the same thing.
6-foot-long alligator removed from Mass. backyardPolice received reports the alligator had been living at the Main Street home for 26 years.
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Cape Cod?s big drinking water problemWhen you live on what?s essentially a sandbar, pollution, septic systems, and political roadblocks add up to one tough challenge.
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Award-winning home stager Kara Woods offers advice on refurbishing kitchen cabinets and clearing counter clutter.
A Very Important Post about ? cargo shortsFor some reason, the bulky shorts with pockets sewn into the sides have prompted some furious Internet debate.
Opinion | Joseph E. Stiglitz
Trump and the damage doneDonald Trump?s success has raised the question: Can the United States be trusted in the long run?
Private schools, painful secrets
The unexpected price of reporting abuse: retaliationThe Globe found 15 instances of retaliation at New England private schools against students or employees who raised concerns about sexual abuse by staffers.
Boston Globe coverage and the movie ?Spotlight??Spotlight? is based on the stories and the reporters behind the investigation of sexual abuse in the Catholic Church.
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Residents expressed mixed feelings about the cost and security of the Games, while holding out hope they will bring joy to a nation facing economic and political crises.
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The Brazilian soccer icon was thought to be a likely candidate to light the Olympic cauldron.
With the 64 bus stop in Allston out of the running for a quirky national contest, we want to find out if passengers think there?s a worse place to wait for a ride.
Drip by drip, the scandals are drowning Donald Trump. He shouldn?t be merely surviving; he should be winning.
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According to the National Insurance Crime Bureau?s annual ?Hot Wheels? report.
Zimmerman allegedly introduced himself as ?you know, that guy who killed Trayvon Martin??
Facebook has been working to maintain the integrity of the news feed to keep users happy and spending as much time on Facebook as possible.
One of the most anticipated video games ever arrives on Tuesday, and some gamers are bound to be at least a little disappointed.
A look at what?s up with documentaries.
Each photograph in Roberto Sanchez?s Instagram gallery resembles a short film sequence.
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The summer of Donald Trump?s self-inflicted woundsFor now, Democrats appear to be holding their fire as long as Trump wants to keep shooting himself in the foot.
Design New England
?This is home?Keith Leblanc and Kelly Monnahan create a haven for themselves, family, and friends in the piney hills of outer Cape Cod.
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Tide may be turning against GOP fringe
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