?We can?t provide any assurance at this point? about how foreign travelers will be treated, said one immigration lawyer.
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On Friday afternoon, the chaos that would erupt at airports nationwide was still hours away. But around Boston, a resistance was taking shape.
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A new documentary spotlights the protests led by a black newspaper editor in 1915 against the racist feature film, ?The Birth of a Nation.?
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Banned from casino, he returns to lose more money without detection?I?ve been back to Foxwoods a hundred times since I got on the list,? David Schreiber said.
Democrat Jay Gonzalez launches bid for governorGonzalez, budget chief during the Patrick administration, is the first to formally say he?s challenging Charlie Baker.
Opioid deaths rose in state by 16 percent last yearThe opioid epidemic in Mass. didn?t let up in 2016 as State Police investigated 877 deaths suspected of being tied to the powerful drugs.
The incident marks the first time a member of the US military has died in combat since President Trump took office.
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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.
?Little girls who flee murderers are not a threat to the United States,? the senator said.
Tuukka Rask stopped five of five shots in the shootout, and Brad Marchand connected against Mike Smith with his shot.
On Thursday, the commonwealth?s official groundhog will tell us whether to expect an early spring.
The stone wall along the perimeter says New England, but this custom house on 24 acres exudes Holland, flappers, farmers, and formality.
Members of the delegation, dominated by Democrats, have largely opposed the order issued Friday.
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Bannon?s attendance at the meetings is essential to the president?s decision-making process, officials said.
Travis Kalanick belongs to a panel of business leaders advising President Trump.
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Democrats are lost right now. The DNC chairman?s race isn?t helping. For the first time in a dozen years, there is an open race to run the Democratic Party. And unlike previous races for the influential gig, there?s not a clear front-runner.
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