The investigation is focusing on whether organized labor used its influence with local governments to gain construction jobs.
When chronic pain is a child?s companionWhen pain strikes children, the problem is complex ? and often overlooked.
As GOP looks ahead, a realization it must deliverIf President-elect Donald Trump and congressional Republicans don?t come through, they will face a serious reckoning with voters.
White nationalists converge on capital to celebrate ?an awakening?In D.C., members of the alt-right movement celebrated the unexpected march of their white nationalist ideas toward the mainstream.
N.H. police chief may be in line for Trump postTrump?s incoming administration has been in talks with Nick Willard about a possible law enforcement position.
Romney says his talk with Trump was ?far-reaching?Mitt Romney was vocal with his criticism of Donald Trump during the campaign but met with him today.
?We are the diverse America who are alarmed and anxious that your new administration will not protect us,? a ?Hamilton? actor told the VP-elect.
A construction worker was hospitalized with serious injuries after a work site accident in Duxbury Saturday afternoon, officials said.
A man in his late 20s was shot and killed early Saturday morning and was declared dead at the scene, police said.
An unidentified man?s body was found Saturday morning near an overturned kayak, police said.
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The extraordinary session was marked by frank and emotional remarks, intense at times but also civil.
Yvonne Abraham
He retells Holocaust horror, for future generationsHe is 90 now, one of a dwindling group of men and women who saw the Holocaust with their own eyes.
First Night?s midnight fireworks over harbor may be movedOrganizers of First Night Boston are considering plans to scrap the traditional fireworks in favor of a pyrotechnics display in Copley Square.
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Recoil, reform, repeatWhy the cycle of scandal, reform, and scandal at Bridgewater State Hospital has seemed impossible to break.
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Turning the tables on witness intimidation A young Suffolk prosecutor is using a novel legal approach to fight the problem.
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Celtics 94, Pistons 92
The center blocked Aron Baynes?s jumper at the buzzer for the 94-92 win.
bruins 4, jets 1
Bruins ride second-period surge past Jets The Bruins again won easily on home ice Saturday night, pinning a 4-1 defeat on the Winnipeg Jets.
Crowd rallies in Natick against discrimination More than 100 people crowded on the Natick Common Saturday to show solidarity against discrimination.
Cornel West will return to teach at HarvardWest, the fiery African-American scholar who broke with Harvard 14 years ago, has been invited back to the university to teach.
DAN SHAUGHNESSY
The 49ers passed on Tom Brady in the 2000 draft. He?s got some payback for themSunday offers Brady his first chance to get back at the 49ers in his home area, 16 years after they passed on him in the draft.
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Walsh opens painful, but needed, dialogue on raceMayor Walsh?s new dialogue on racism, which kicks off Saturday, is important moment for the city.
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?I still should be playing?Five years after concussions forced Marc Savard out of the NHL, he?s found a new way to stay in the game.
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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Kabul?s military training academy is churning out classes of enthusiastic women to serve in Afghanistan?s army.
These players are big names with big deals, but that doesn?t mean they?ll definitely stay where they are.
The roughly one-year pilot program would call for four round trips between Foxborough and South Station daily.
Trump aides say the president-elect will be meeting Saturday with retired Marine Corps Gen. James Mattis.
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