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Meet the immigrants whose families are a potential wild card in a state where the presidential contest is close.
A brutal few days for Donald TrumpTrump struggled on Monday to get his flailing campaign back on track after the worst stretch of his general election campaign.
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In the end, Donald Trump did veterans a favorTrump?s latest remarks served to cast a light on the invisible wounds that many service members carry.
Health workers failed to act on a note about the man?s suicidal thoughts tucked into medical records, investigators found.
Report of armed clown on Merrimack campus was a hoaxStudents were briefly told to shelter in place and a dorm was evacuated before officials issued the all-clear.
Matthew could cause ?catastrophic? damage in HaitiForecasts say winds upon windfall could hit 140 m.p.h. and rainfall could exceed 3 feet.
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In addition to providing the music, the Boston Pops will organize the event, including the end-of-night fireworks.
Kelly Ayotte backtracks after saying Donald Trump is a ?role model??I misspoke . . . neither Donald Trump nor Hillary Clinton have set a good example,? the US senator said.
Fired Gloucester police chief destroyed evidence, city saysOfficials say Leonard Campanello?s claim that evidence was taken without his permission was ?false.?
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When faced with hypothetical scenarios involving politically charged issues, doctors registered with either party make different treatment decisions, a study suggests.
Donald Trump?s $916 million loss and his high-wire act in the 1990sTrump?s reported 1995 loss reflects the immense juggling act the businessman performed with three struggling businesses ? real estate, casinos, and an airline.
Yes, a liberated Tom Brady showed up to work Monday?It was great to be back in the building, it was certainly great to be back to work,? the quarterback said in a radio interview.
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Patriots Replay: Key plays from New England?s loss to BuffaloHere?s our weekly in-depth breakdown of what happened on the field.
Alex Beam
US attorney?s Boston Latin remedy distracts from education Boston Latin is going to squander three years dancing to a tune called by a politically ambitious US attorney.
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Welcome to the first edition of our new skiing/snowboarding newsletter.
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?The Water Princess,? illustrated by Dedham?s Peter Reynolds, came about when the artist met an activist and model from Burkina Faso.
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Cubs aren?t thinking about facing Red Sox just yetMany fans may consider it a dream World Series matchup, but the players aren?t biting.
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Off-label marketing of fentanyl faces scrutinyInsys Therapeutics sales reps are accused of encouraging doctors to prescribe the drug for conditions for which it?s not approved.
Science, technology classes take over many Boston middle schoolsClassrooms in 36 city schools are being transformed into learning labs to focus on STEM subjects.
A roll of the dice: Will Orange Line station be built near casino?A stop would only be possible if private developers contributed a substantial amount toward the cost.
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Release your tax returns, Mr. TrumpDonald Trump?s damning 1995 tax return underlines the need for him to release the rest ? now.
The desperate and the dead
The broken covenantBehind the fragmented state of mental health care lies a political system failure that spans decades ? and continues.
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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Red Sox slugger David Oritz closes out his regular season career this weekend at Fenway Park.
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The plan is to rename the current Yawkey Way Extension in the slugger?s honor.
Stoughton?s former chief will lead the force on an interim basis, and a former top Boston police official will sign on as a consultant.
The former House speaker says Trump is at risk of gravely wounding his candidacy.
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The justices? action dooms, for now, President Obama?s plan to spare millions of unauthorized immigrants from deportation.
An industry group said the massive project would increase medical spending statewide.
The fast pace of the music contrasts with the painfully slow shifting of the bus set piece, creating a feeling of whiplash.
Our parenting experts tackle the question of how old is too old for the kids to curl up in parents? bed at night.
Ground Game
Are these the most irrelevant VP picks in modern history?The VP debate Tuesday could carry the same impact that Mike Pence and Tim Kaine have brought to their tickets: inconsequential.
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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The strange tale of Abraham Wallach, a high-level former Trump executive with a penchant for theft
Trump says he used tax laws 'brilliantly,' and also slights veterans in separate appearance
The media are misleading the public on Syria
Gloucester police chief fired amid inquiry into conduct
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