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The reality TV candidate clearly signals that he will try to be a reality TV president.
On first day, Trump signs health care executive orderHis first executive order one aimed at his predecessor?s signature health care law.
Editorial
Trump?s missed opportunityPresident Trump presented grandiose promises but no details of what comes next.
White nationalist Richard Spencer got punched in the face The alt-right leader was attacked on the street while giving an interview.
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President Donald Trump and his wife, Melania, danced at the first of three inaugural balls they'll attend Friday night.
Protesters clash with police in downtown D.C.Six police officers were injured in the chaos that extended across a swath of downtown Washington not far from the route of the Inaugural Parade.
Marchers flood Common to protest Trump agendaThe common theme among protesters was the phrase ?not my president.?
An analysis of Donald Trump?s inaugural speechPresident Donald Trump?s inaugural address perfectly echoed the tone and tenor of the campaign that swept him into office.
Donald Trump played the outsider and the insider on his first day in officeIn the first minutes after Donald Trump?s swearing-in, the contradictory sides of the new president were on sharp display.
Why are whitehouse.gov web pages disappearing? The mysterious changes were quickly noticed by news organizations and people on social media.
Opinion | Richard North Patterson
A superhero for a cartoon countryTrump invokes a dystopian American that can only be transformed by a TV performer who exults in playing Superman.
Did Trump?s baker plagiarize a cake?Allegations of plagiarism have dogged people close to Trump, but could his administration have kicked off its tenure by plagiarizing ... a cake?
Interior Dept. banned from Twitter after retweet of crowd sizeThe Interior Department was ordered Friday to shut down its official Twitter accounts -- indefinitely.
It?s okay, George W. Bush. Ponchos are hard.Former President George W. Bush may want to opt for an umbrella the next time he?s out in the rain.
Melania Trump wears ivory gown by Herve Pierre at inaugural ballsEarlier in the day, the incoming first lady wore a sky-blue cashmere jacket and mock turtleneck dress by Ralph Lauren.
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Kellyanne Conway tries a fashion revolution ? and failsPresident Trump?s senior adviser donned a $3,600 Gucci ensemble, trimmed with buttons shaped like cats. Yes, cats.
Former president Obama waves goodbye before leaving D.C.President Donald Trump and first lady Melania Trump exchanged farewells with their predecessors.
Mass. legislation would sharply curb marijuana lawThe amount of marijuana people 21 years and older could possess at home would be lowered from 10 ounces to two ounces and the number of plants from 12 to six.
Who is behind the Boston Women?s March?The volunteers come from different backgrounds, but they all share a desire to stand together for equality and dignity.
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Trump?s speech offered nothing to a fractured nationDonald Trump?s inaugural address paid no heed to the 65.8 million Americans who voted for Hillary Clinton.
As Obama departs, black youth question place in Trump?s AmericaAs President Obama leaves office, a generation of black youth confront the paradox of his historic ascension and the start of the Trump era.
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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.
Marian Hossa converted a cross-crease feed with 1:26 to play for the game?s only goal
Philip D. Chism is being transferred into the state prison system because he is turning 18, an official said.
A large estate in Manchester sold for double the selling price of each of this week's other big home sales, all of which are located in Boston proper.
Problems of fabulous wealth seem almost part and parcel to the confirmation struggles of a Trump government that would be filled with billionaires and multimillionaires.
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A Kelley Blue Book analyst, a car dealer, and a safety official weigh in.
The US has been trying to get Joaquin Guzman in a US court since he was first indicted in Southern California in the early 1990s.
It?s Inauguration Day, so it goes without saying that President Donald Trump is dominating the news.
While other young, aspiring novelists headed to the Iowa Writer?s Workshop, Elliot Ackerman went to the battlefields of Iraq and Afghanistan.
?Reset? looks at a charismatic, and controversial, director of the Paris Opera Ballet.
Parisian design star offers pieces in Boston
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Trump, who upended American politics and energized voters angry with Washington, was sworn in today as the 45th president of the United States.
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These are the craziest moments in inauguration historyTrump may add his own eloquence to American history. After all, crazier things have happened during prior inaugural festivities.
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A Gardener?s GardenThe lush landscape around Andrew Grossman?s home and studio is a showcase of possibilities.
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Gloria Steinem: Why women are marching on Washington
Interior Department banned from Twitter after retweet of smaller-than-usual Trump inauguration crowd
Trump?s epic inaugural failure
Kellyanne Conway tries a fashion revolution ? and fails
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