Nearly half of the president-elect?s missives since Election Day could be considered hostile or defensive.
Charlie Baker calls Scott Brown ?worthy? of veterans postBrown is a ?worthwhile? candidate for the Cabinet-level position, the governor said.
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People are channeling their anger and frustration over Donald Trump?s victory by giving to groups that might be hurt.
Trump rips into media figures at off-the-record meetingHe criticized some in the room by name, including CNN Jeffrey Zucker, according to multiple people briefed on the meeting.
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The 86-year-old Johnson, who joined Fidelity in 1957, will hand the chairman?s role to daughter Abigail.
At alt-right gathering in D.C., some members give the Nazi saluteWhen someone at the gathering shouted ?Heil the People! Heil Victory,? everyone shouted it back.
A married father of three was killed over the weekend in a horrific construction accident in Duxbury.
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Stacey Kozel has hiked more than two-thirds of the trail, trekking solo with a major disadvantage: She cannot walk on her own.
Strangers collide on a Cambridge sidewalk, and charges ensueA black man and a plain-clothes police officer banged shoulders on a sidewalk. Now the black man and two others are facing charges.
Proceeds from sale of Winthrop Square garage would go to parks, housingMore than $100 million would be earmarked for Boston Common, Franklin Park, and elsewhere, Boston officials say.
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Tom Brady keeps defying Father Time, one long pass after anotherThe Patriots quarterback is having one of his best seasons when it comes to throwing deep.
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More than 100 college and university presidents have urged President-elect Trump and others to show restraint in deporting students.
The prosthetic of the futureDoctors said the device, developed by Brigham and Women?s and MIT, would allow its user to control it with brain waves.
Kanye West hospitalized hours after canceling tourWest is being treated for exhaustion, his representative said late Monday.
Starry pulls broadband out of thin airChet Kanojia is taking on giants again with a venture that will bring wireless broadband to some people in Boston in 2017.
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Donald Trump puts a dangerous spin on Syrian policyTrump?s position is Trump at his worst, putting a seductively simple spin on a dangerous and immoral approach.
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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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Marcus Smart challenged his teammates and the Celtics responded, outscoring Minnesota, 31-12.
Boston police officer Matt Morris will spend Thanksgiving at home with his family.
Elizabeth Warren isn?t the first US senator from Mass. to take issue with Sessions?s nomination to a federal post.
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