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Preet Bharara, the US attorney in Manhattan, refused to resign and tweeted on Saturday that he was fired.
Don?t break out the flip-flops just yetBig snow from mid-March onward is somewhat rare, but certainly not unprecedented.
A wind advisory is in effect through 9 p.m. today, and a major snowstorm is possible Tuesday.
For Republicans, plan for health care poses riskVoters will have their say next year, and Republicans are having difficulty finding agreement within their own party.
Intruder is arrested at White HouseA person with a backpack was arrested near the entrance to the executive residence at the White House on Friday night.
The war veterans council agreed, by a vote of 11 to 0, to invite OUTVETS to the parade with no restrictions on the display of the rainbow flag.
Boston?s new cinemas will be plush and upscaleFour movie theaters are under development in central Boston as the industry chases higher-spending customers.
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DAN SHAUGHNESSY
Why bother? It has nothing to do with us.
Bob Ryan
The NCAA Tournament reminds me of the Boston MarathonYou may not give a hoot about the tournament. But I sure do.
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It?s been a whirlwind week of signings and trades across the league.
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BRUINS 2, FLYERS 1
Drew Stafford?s goal in waning seconds helps Bruins beat FlyersStafford scored with 5.6 seconds remaining in regulation.
Eskimo village hopes reindeer meat will revive fortunesThe endeavor includes plans to build a new slaughterhouse with $1.8 million in federal grants.
Address: The week in real estateOur weekly digest on buying, selling, and design, with expert advice and insider neighborhood knowledge.
Derrick Z. Jackson
Jeff Sessions? Dept. of InjusticeThe decision to drop a case involving Texas? voter ID law is a bad omen for voter rights ? and civil rights in general.
Two sisters, one house, and a mysteryOver the years Sheryl Waldman faded from view until she vanished, and no one seemed to notice ? until one cold evening last December.
Documenting Hate: Submit an incident you know aboutIf you have been a victim or witnessed a hate incident, share your information here so we can investigate.
Top US hospitals aggressively promoting alternative medicineSome hospitals have built luxurious, spa-like wellness centers to draw patients for spiritual healing, homeopathy, and more.
The sharpener allows its users to sharpen their blades at home, bypassing the traditional domain of the skate shop.
MBTA officials have called the bridge over the Annisquam River ?old and unreliable,? ?past its useful life,? and ?structurally deficient.?
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Trump has been noticeably less accessible since accusing President Barack Obama of bugging Trump Tower.
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An editor, a dealership general manager, and an analyst weigh in.
Muhammad Ali?s son and his mother had come to Washington D.C. to lobby to end racial profiling, and he was trying to board a flight back to Fort Lauderdale.
Boston?s biggest law firm, Ropes & Gray, is spinning off a law firm for patent filing; Partners Healthcare faces a credit downgrade; and other top news.
Bodytraffic is offering a promising program of four Boston-area premieres by talented contemporary choreographers.
Preparing for CNN?s ?The Most Powerful Man in the World,? ?I, Claude Monet,? at the MFA, and more.
A credit and finance website looked at cities St. Patrick?s Day traditions, as well as safety, accessibility, cost, and weather.
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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The Big Picture
Hundreds of ballet dancers are in Boston vying for the opportunity to make it to a competition in New York City.
Ground Game
With health care proposal, GOP feels history repeating It wasn?t that long ago that Republicans mocked Democrats about the bumbling way they drafted the Affordable Care Act.
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