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A resident said there were no fire alarms in the building. Witnesses saw people on upper floors pleading for help. There were a number of deaths, the fire commissioner said.
Democrats in Congress are latest to sue Trump Lawmakers say foreign money is flowing into the president?s business empire ? and they say it?s unconstitutional.
Kamala Harris is a former prosecutor, and it showed Harris began asking rapid-fire questions, leading Jeff Sessions to become visibly and verbally ruffled.
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The attorney general gave largely unsatisfying answers about Donald Trump?s role as a candidate or as president in the sprawling Russia probe.
When did a ?great plan? turn into a ?mean? bill? President Trump, who pushed for the House health care bill, told GOP senators that their version should be ?more generous.?
The pot tax may get a lot higher, if Beacon Hill has its way Legislators will unveil a bill Wednesday calling for the tax rate on recreational marijuana to be boosted to 28 percent.
Adrian Walker
Behind closed doors, the right deal gets made on a skyscraper The process has been far from perfect, but building the proposed Winthrop Square tower is the right thing to do.
A quick-moving storm created a mess in the Boston area Trees were uprooted, properties were damaged, and streets were closed in its wake.
Tall Ships show deemed a high security risk This weekend?s event has a risk higher than the Marathon and equivalent to a Super Bowl or an inauguration, officials said.
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There are no culinary egos at these neighborhood joints, just real food, devoted customers, and a mutual respect.
Red Sox walk off with another win Andrew Benintendi ripped a single to provide the decisive run.
DAN SHAUGHNESSY
David Price can breathe a sigh of relief There were no boos from the Fenway faithful. He can take comfort in the fact his next start will be far, far away.
Facing financial woes, Wheelock fights for its survival The small college in the Fenway plans to sell buildings and is putting plans for 2019 on hold.
?We will meet up someday in Heaven?: the suicide note left for Michelle Carter ?I?ll forever be in your heart and we will meet up someday in Heaven,? Conrad Roy wrote in his letter to Carter.
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With the blessing of its namesake, Boston?s Ames Hotel introduces a very special accommodation.
Across the country, hundreds of citizen designers are encountering political resistance as they try to change their cities? flags.
Uber board member makes a crack about women ? at a meeting on harassment Billionaire businessman David Bonderman later resigned from the embattled company?s board.
The 30-megawatt Deepwater Wind project is a prelude to a much bigger development that?s expected to occur nearby, in Massachusetts waters.
Most of us assume the owner of T.J. Maxx and Marshalls gets its fashions from department-store leftovers and store overruns. The reality is quite different.
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Trump?s inexplicable indifference to Russian meddling Even in the face of overwhelming evidence, the Trump administration has shown zero interest in the issue.
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For Arbour hospitals, it?s one problem after another Arbour Health System hospitals, which serve about 16,000 patients annually, were cited again and again in state documents reviewed by the Globe.
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The first baseman hit a home run and came up big with the glove in Tuesday?s 4-3, 12-inning win over the Phillies.
Doing so would be a losing bet, the commission said.
From a condo in East Boston to an apartment in Beverly and a Cape in Weymouth, there are several options at this price point.
Democrat Ralph Northam, the lieutenant governor, and Republican Ed Gillespie each won their primaries on Tuesday.
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Hyundai arrived late but now plans to increase its bet on SUVs.
Ambulances were parked near a hangar after a plane carrying Otto Warmbier, reportedly in a coma, landed.
Verizon will usher in a new management team to attempt to wring more advertising revenue from one of the Internet?s best-known brands.
The 25-year-old singer, composer, and bandleader from Havana comes to the ICA Friday.
In characterless industrial parks that look like the after-dark stamping grounds of serial killers, brewery taprooms have become wildly popular destinations.
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