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Companies are stepping up their lobbying, putting themselves in a position to receive lucrative lottery contracts if this law passes.
What we don?t know about Trump and immigrationA little-noticed provision in an executive order may have made immigration arrest and court records public for the first time.
Trump?s revised travel ban targets same seven countriesA draft of President Trump?s revised immigration ban targets the same Muslim-majority countries listed in his original executive order.
Maine?s Collins unafraid to oppose TrumpSenator Susan Collins has shown she is unafraid to speak out against President Trump.
Fox News anchor warns viewers: Trump crossed the lineChris Wallace cautioned the network?s viewers Sunday that President Trump?s latest attack on the media had gone too far.
Uber engineer pens blog post detailing alleged sexual harassmentA female engineer said her direct supervisor ?was trying to get me to have sex with him,? but that her reports to HR were ignored.
The Rally to Stand up for Science in Boston was a call to fight against President Trump?s efforts to discredit science and climate research.
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They could have left it naked, just another crane saluting the city. But the developer of the One Dalton luxury tower decided to create an instant landmark with lights.
Thousands did not qualify for residential tax exemption, data showSince 2010, the city has removed the residential tax exemption from 6,604 homeowners, according to assessing information.
Peabody crime scene so ?messy,? it was hard to get a body countPolice had to request X-ray equipment at the Peabody home to help determine an accurate body count, officials said.
Linda Bean once hoped to be to lobster what Perdue is to chicken. So what happened?The L.L. Bean heiress has largely stepped away from her lobster business.
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Now that he has been cleared of any suspicion of wrongdoing, where does Keith McDermott go to get his reputation back?
Bruins 2, Sharks 1 (OT)
Bruins extend winning streak with OT win over SharksBrad Marchand scored the game winner at 2:36 of OT to lift the Bruins to a 2-1 victory.
What?s open, closed on Presidents? DaySupermarkets? Libraries? Liquor stores? Here?s a look at what?s open and what?s closed on Monday.
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Contradictory promises that led to a century of conflictThe Palestinian-Israeli conflict has its roots in promises made by the British 100 years ago.
A life taken, but also a life lostHow did 14-year-old Raeshawn Moody wind up becoming among the youngest to face a murder charge in Boston?
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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?
Scouring the brain for clues to new treatments for mental illnessPsychiatric drugs haven?t improved much in decades. So researchers are poring over new models of the brain for leads.
Playing on his homecourt, the New Orleans Pelicans center stole the show with a record night en route to game MVP honors.
The MBTA has been taking a victory lap over the winter, but should it be?
A newly opened school in Pembroke for children ages 4 to 11 places a heavy emphasis on outdoor play.
A sampling of the housing market in this Worcester County town includes a Cape with a remodeled bath and a Gambrel with a walk-out basement and a workshop.
The veteran senator cautioned about efforts to muzzle the media, saying ?that?s how dictators get started.?
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Fiat Chrysler says it is recalling some cars for loose driveshaft bolts
Iraqi forces have launched an operation to retake the western half of Mosul from the Islamic State group.
Governor Baker?s proposal to control soaring costs by levying an assessment on companies isn?t going down well with business leaders.
Stubblefield?s drum break on ?Funky Drummer? has served as the backbeat for countless hip-hop tracks.
A good deal on a hotel and lift tickets is just one of the many reasons to book a weekday getaway. Love is another.
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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Inside a dusty yellow Kodak box lies buried treasure, the 1967 Red Sox season captured in 4,000 black-and-white negatives.
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At Donald Trump?s press conference, an airing of grievancesThe president turned a press conference into a festivus holiday ? an airing of grievances.
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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A Jewish reporter got to ask Trump a question. It didn?t go well.
Fox News anchor Chris Wallace warns viewers: Trump crossed the line in latest attack on media
The best signs from the science rally in Boston
Bodies of man, woman are found at Peabody house
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