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Clark has emerged in Congress as an outspoken critic of President Trump and Republicans.
Trump undercuts Steve Bannon, whose job may be in danger Bannon?s isolation inside the White House appeared to grow even starker this week.
Gap only grows amid US-Russia talks ?There is a low level of trust between our countries,? Secretary of State Rex Tillerson told reporters at a joint news conference with his Russian counterpart.
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Harvard researchers found that delays in getting ambulances to the hospital may lead to more deaths from heart attacks and cardiac arrest.
Judicial nominee withdraws before confirmation hearing Despite a probate employee?s alleged behavior in Worcester, judicial nominee Linda Medonis sent the person to revamp the long-troubled Suffolk Probate office.
Veteran Boston PR executive named to Vatican panel Pope Francis has appointed Boston PR guru Ann Carter to a Vatican advisory panel on communications.
Yvonne Abraham
The binders were never Romney?s idea. They came from women leaders in business and politics eager to get more women into state government.
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Drivers for Uber or Lyft who fail a state background check have few practical options after that.
Can she continue to stand up to the charging bull? The ?Fearless Girl? is facing down the ?Charging Bull,? and now the bull?s sculptor as well.
The chain temporarily closed its four restaurants in Boston and Medford and grounded its food trucks.
Shirley Leung
No Hamilton, no worries because UMass board is providing plenty of theater The trustees of the University of Massachusetts found themselves in two days of boardroom drama over their handling of the Boston campus.
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Will the Chevy Bolt revolutionize electric cars? What?s needed to bring electric cars into the mainstream is another Model T, a car that is comfortable and with a price low enough to appeal to average drivers.
Carol Rosegg
Stage Review
Two decades later, Jonathan Larson?s rock musical still pulses with rebellious energy.
DAN SHAUGHNESSY
Even Celtics owner Wyc Grousbeck said the Cavaliers are the team to beat.
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The Bruins were held without a shot in the second period, but recovered in the third period to beat the Senators.
Michael A. Cohen
Why the Kansas election matters There?s little doubt that many congressional Republicans are starting to run scared.
The summer that changed Boston The nation was splintering, and Boston wasn?t immune. But something was happening here.
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An outrageous hospital charge: I paid $710 for an hour of babysitting The charge has made me more proactive about asking what hospital services will cost.
The Celtics finally dispatched of the Bucks, and now focus on the postseason.
Atlantic Drain and owner Kevin Otto violated 18 different workplace safety guidelines on the October day a trench collapse killed two workers.
In the the hollowed-out portion, there is a lending library and a journal in which children from all over the world leave messages to Winnie-the-Pooh.
??Democrats are showing up and Republicans have to energize their base,?? said Tom Davis, a former Virginia congressman who once led the GOP?s House campaign arm.
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BERLIN ? A letter that was found after explosions damaged the team bus of one of Germany?s premier soccer squads called for the country to scale back its involvement in the Western military coalition in Syria, authorities said on Wednesday.
Walmart will offer discounts on more than a million online-only items that customers then pick up at stores, part of an effort by the world?s largest retailer to challenge Amazon.com Inc.
A powerful show by Syrian architect Mohamad Hafez features his reconstructions of old Damascus alongside models of buildings blown to skeletons and rubble.
Burger King?s latest advertising stunt is resulting in some less-than-flattering descriptions of its Whopper sandwich.
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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Ground Game
The Kansas special election was a test for party leadership. Everyone failed On paper, a US House race shouldn?t have been such a struggle in a district and state that overwhelmingly favored President Trump in November.
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