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FBI Director James Comey essentially cleared Hillary Clinton just two days before voters go to the polls.
Rochester a trusty bellwether on political loyalties of N.H.The small city north of Portsmouth has a sterling record in predicting vote totals in the state.
Donald Trump is a ?loose cannon,? Clinton saysThe Democrat, making her final Granite State visit, painted her opponent as unfit to be commander in chief.
At church, confronting an ugly election?The country of which I am a part,? the Rev. Ray Hammond said, ?smells awful.?
Adrian Walker
The politics of hatred and resentment seem headed for defeatMercifully, the ugliest presidential campaign of modern times is drawing to a close.
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Republicans? storyline against Hillary Clinton has collapsedThe FBI?s announcement removes a large cloud that made this contest a white-knuckle affair.
Former Attorney General Janet Reno dies at 78Reno, the nation?s first female AG, was the epicenter of several political storms during the Clinton administration.
Earthquake breaks facades, windows in Oklahoma oil hub townA magnitude 5.0 temblor triggered fears that key infrastructure and century-old buildings may be unsafe.
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Stella Figueredo charged thousands of immigrants exorbitant fees for services she did not provide, investigators said.
Gary Washburn | On Basketball
Some words to describe the team?s early season defensive effort: putrid, awful, miserable.
Harvard students condemn male athletes? sexist comments?I wasn?t really that surprised, because it?s just things that people do,? said one female freshman.
After officer shootings, constables to be fingerprintedThe move comes after police said a city constable shot two officers last month in East Boston.
Dan Shaughnessy
What bye week? It was like any other SundayAs usual, the Patriots didn?t face much of a challenge.
Patriots won?t face many top QBs down the stretchIs there a team capable of breaking the Patriots? savvy veterans and improving youngsters on defense?
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They call it ?fine-time?: A defendant claims to be poor and cannot afford court-imposed fees, and is sent to jail to ?pay off? his debt.
Investigators are searching for witnesses to help them determine what caused a fire that swept a condemned Roxbury house.
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The proposed casino, which would be a short walk from the border with Mass., shows how gambling interests are adjusting to new competition.
Police looking for car in connection to Roxbury homicideJesse Dieusinor, 20, of Florida, was found shot to death Oct. 6.
Distributor?s tactics cost us $1.7 million, beer importer saysThe distributor caught paying Boston bars to carry its beers has been sued by one of its suppliers.
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Paul Lyons moved from Mexico to Cambridge 20 years ago, bringing his expertise in solar energy and the ancient belief that to preserve a place is to preserve its people.
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Lawmakers should scrutinize FBI inquiry after electionThe agency?s conduct should be reviewed once all the votes are cast.
The tragedy that Boston forgotOne hundred years ago, a horrific trolley accident on Summer Street killed 46 people. Although it was dubbed the ?worst tragedy in the history of the city? at the time, it has now been all but erased from memory.
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The Celtics allowed 77 points in the first half and couldn?t recover.
The items, which came from a worker at Cape Arundel Golf Club in Maine, are on sale until Wednesday.
A detour for southbound traffic was lifted early Sunday, and vehicles were moving normally in both directions.
Boston may have recently had a few respectively slow weeks in terms of crazy-expensive home sales, but this week was certainly not one of them.
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