In the Trump era, data has disappeared from the environmental agency?s website. Now, Boston is returning the information to the public sphere.
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Trump ?is not under investigation,? his lawyer insists Jay Sekulow?s denial is the latest example in which the president?s aides and lawyers have scrambled to avert a public-relations mess.
Jessica Rinaldi/Globe Staff
Families and city leaders walked in Roxbury to spread a message: Fathers want a safer city for their children.
Ty Burr
Father would have known best, but then he was gone Let us take a minute to honor a large and largely silent tribe: the people who don?t observe Father?s Day because we didn?t have fathers to observe.
Three New Hampshire teens were arrested for assaulting and yelling racial slurs at a well-known performer called ?Keytar Bear? in Boston.
Sleeping sailors on USS Fitzgerald awoke to a calamity at sea Seven sailors were declared missing and the Navy said several crewmembers died.
Investigators interviewed crew members and witnesses Sunday about the crash of a ferry into a jetty Friday night that left 15 injured.
Our roving correspondent wasn?t about to let a parade of 54 magnificent ships shake his cynicism about life on the ocean. Then, suddenly, he was smitten.
Suzanne Kreiter/Globe staff
Three researchers want a chance to solve the 1969 murder of a Harvard student, but the Middlesex district attorney won?t let them see the files.
Celtics to move top pick in seismic pre-draft trade The Celtics have a deal in place to send the top pick in Thursday?s draft to the 76ers in exchange for the No. 3 pick and a first-round pick in 2018 or 2019.
Who is the best option for Celtics at No. 3? Here is a closer look at players who could be attractive for the Celtics to select third overall.
The Celtics have traded the 1st pick for the 3rd before, and it turned out great In 1980, Red Auerbach orchestrated a trade of draft picks that completed a championship-caliber frontcourt.
Paul George reportedly wants to leave the Pacers to join the Lakers How George?s wishes will affect the Celtics? offseason and shake up the free agent market remains to be seen.
Boston-based Spotted helps turn paparazzi photos into companies? advertising campaigns.
?Tis the season for sun and sand, lobster and leisure, barbecues and books. Especially books.
Stephen Furst, who played naive fraternity pledge Flounder in the hit movie ??Animal House,?? has died. He was 63.
music review
At Fenway, Dead & Company are at the top of their game The first of two nights at Fenway was a forceful musical statement by the ensemble.
What would it look like if No. 12 squared up for a fight? We have our answer.
Has she or hasn?t she?
Your Home | Summer Living
New owners come to the rescue of an unfinished Aquinnah home Tasked with replacing a design icon, architects rose to the challenge on the south side of Martha?s Vineyard. Then came an unforeseeable delay.
Have an investigative news tip? Do you know about wrongdoing that needs to be exposed? Call the Globe Spotlight team: 617-929-7483 or [email protected].
Opinion | Joseph E. Aoun and Rep. James P. McGovern
US-Cuba relations must continue to move forward We?ve simply come too far to turn back now.
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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 most expensive House race ever may hinge on health care Preexisting conditions are a big debate point in the House race between Jon Ossoff and Karen Handel in Georgia.
Even if you live by the ?In Danny We Trust? motto, your loyalty is being tested with news of the trade.
The fire, which was one day before Father?s Day, took the lives of more firefighters than any other in Boston Fire Department history.
The plan has divided even longtime advocates of the project.
Should you keep quiet that you're looking or join forces?
The Department of Homeland Security says Milwaukee County Sheriff David Clarke is no longer a candidate for a position in the agency.
Queen Elizabeth II, marking her official birthday, said the country was trapped in a ?somber national mood.?
The protesters want better pay and living conditions on farms that provide milk for the ice cream maker.
After a three-year renovation project, the Raphael Room shines.
The promise of crisp air, little traffic, and coastal cycling were a big draw.
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.
Keith Bedford/Globe Staff
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