New England is likely to experience a significantly greater rate of warming over the coming decades than the rest of the planet, according to a new study.
No Legal Sea Foods chowder on inaugural menuInaugural festivities have traditionally included the company?s clam chowder, but so far it appears it has been frozen out.
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It will take a crowbar to pry the truth from Donald Trump.
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The big news about Tito Jackson?s candidacy isn?t that he?s opposing Marty Walsh ? it?s that no one else is.
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Jackson?s running for those who feel left behindCity Councilor Tito Jackson says Mayor Martin J. Walsh is shortchanging the schools and ignoring the working class.
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N.E. grapples with legal pot, opioid crisis awkward crossroadsAcross New England, two issues appear to be driving legislatures this year ? and they both have to do with drugs.
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As middle-class families struggle, so do small schools that have traditionally drawn from a regional, middle-class pool of students.
Mass. homicides slight uptick due to gang feuds, experts sayThe number of people killed in Mass. last year remains among the lowest number of homicides in at least a dozen years.
Massport objects to height of Winthrop Square skyscraperA tower that tall, a Massachusetts Port Authority official wrote, would interfere with operations at Logan Airport.
Amazon on the hunt for Boston officesThe tech and retail giant is looking to lease 100,000 to 200,000 square feet of office space in downtown Boston.
NATE KITCH
Would you pay up to $685 for a private, guided Trump-themed tour of Washington, D.C.?
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A ?Horror? show, for three more seasonsFX rewards ?American Horror Story,? but good news eludes ?Good Girls Revolt.?
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The Texans may be in for a temperature shock this weekendTemperatures in Foxborough will be in the 20s Saturday, so if you?re tailgating before the game, be sure to dress warmly.
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The Democrats can?t melt while opposing Trump.
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She loved him, and he died in the Holocaust. Now her son is bringing his music back to life.A tale of young love drove a son on an eye-opening journey. And in the process, a musical legacy that was all but lost has been found, and a life revealed.
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The San Antonio solutionOne Texas city took on mental health as a community and became a national model. Why can?t Mass. do the same?
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.
NFL ratings are trending downward. The election exacerbated that, and there?s little that suggests anything will change in 2017.
Boston?s black leaders have been yearning for the chance to run the city since Mel King made it to the November election in 1983 and lost.
This four-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom Newburyport home has 3,050 square feet of living space, including a spacious first-floor master bedroom and a family room with cathedral ceilings.
The former Massachusetts senator returned to Vietnam for his fourth and final visit as the top US diplomat, his presence embodying the transformation of the two countries from enemies to partners.
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These sedans and compacts are all featured at the New England International Auto Show, which runs through Monday at the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center.
Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte has signed an executive order directing government agencies to provide contraception to 6 million Filipino women who don?t have access to birth control.
The deal may be announced as soon as Friday and would include a fine as large as $1 billion and possible criminal charges, people with knowledge of the matter said.
In a Cape Ann Museum exhibit, Nathan Benn?s 1978 photographs cover the waterfront from Salem to Salisbury.
The Harvard Film Archive series ?Scenes From the Life of a Happy Man . . . The Films of Jonas Mekas? presents a retrospective of his film work.
She didn?t realize what was in her own backyard until she left the East Coast.
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Tthe newly proclaimed 1.9 million-acre National Monument will preserve a photographer?s checklist of high-desert drama.
Ground Game
History shows how the Sununus earned their political dynastyAs voters rejected the political dynasties of Clinton and Bush, N.H. put back in power one of the most successful last names in state history.
Design New England
A Gardener?s GardenThe lush landscape around Andrew Grossman?s home and studio is a showcase of possibilities.
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Northeast will experience faster warming from climate change, new study finds
A liberal arts college without English majors? N.H. school reinvents itself
Legal Sea Foods chowder dropped from inauguration menu
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