The Education Department is trying to ?dilute? the protections put in place by the Obama administration, the attorneys general said in the complaint.
Despite drop in crime, some neighborhoods still feel besieged Boston?s violent crime rate is among the lowest compared with other major cities, but don?t tell that to residents in Roxbury or Mattapan.
A mother who flew United with her 2-year-old was forced to hold him on her lap. Yeah, OK. Good luck with that.
Blue Man Group is bought by Cirque du Soleil Cirque du Soleil, the global performance juggernaut best known for its acrobatic circus displays, on Thursday announced that it had acquired Blue Man Productions.
Head of Office of Government Ethics resigns In a statement annoucing he will join Campaign Legal Center as a senior director for ethics, Shaub appeared to criticize the Trump administration.
Nearly 100 activists and labor union members have rallied in Boston in opposition to President Trump?s crackdown on illegal immigration.
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Man charged with throwing bedbugs at Maine municipal office Authorities say the man had complained to the code enforcement office about bedbugs at his former apartment and left.
Gene Conley, who died July 4, won three NBA titles with the Celtics, and played for the Red Sox and Boston Braves.
Mass. Pike lane reductions begin Friday ahead of bridge rebuild A lane will close in each direction on the Mass. Pike this weekend.
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Trump hints at what tomorrow?s Putin meeting could look like If this morning?s press conference was any indication, we now now have some indication of how the one-on-one meeting at the G-20 summit will go.
Michael A. Cohen
Trump goes to Europe, and America pays the price President Trump bashes his own intelligence community, undermines the free press, denigrates NATO, and spouts bigotry. And that?s just Day One.
German police use water cannons to disperse G-20 protest Black-hooded protesters attacked a police vehicle with bottles and bricks, breaking its window.
Mayor Walsh is leaving his mark on City Hall Plaza Mayor Walsh once wanted to demolish City Hall. Now, he might be the first in decades to revitalize it.
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Maine governor suggests he makes up stories to mislead media Maine Governor Paul LePage characterized the Maine media as ??vile,?? ?inaccurate,?? and ??useless.??
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The canary next door: Shrinking bird populations warn us to take environmental action It was 55 years ago that Rachel Carson's ?Silent Spring? warned of birds disappearing. It?s happening. Here?s what we can do.
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My simple good deed left me with a pain in the wallet You read about things like a motorist paying the toll for the next car. I wanted to be that guy for once.
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The Weekender: ?Spider-Man,? women roommates, and boy bands The Globe?s picks for the best ways to spend your weekend.
Utah fans struggling with Gordon Hayward?s departure Many fans have been walking around in a fog, commiserating with strangers in Jazz jerseys.
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Are fireworks a health hazard? We still don?t know for certain, but there is cause for concern.
Fifty-nine years of stories from one address With an eye toward the future, the Boston Globe said goodbye to its longtime Dorchester home this week.
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A desert clinic tries to save lives without breaking immigration laws Volunteers at a border clinic in Arizona try to not cross the line between permissible medical care and unlawful assistance to migrants.
Chris Sale will be on the mound as the Red Sox open a four-game series at Tampa Bay.
Officials said domestic violence led a man to fatally shoot his wife, her son, and a neighbor, and injure another man. The shooter was killed by deputies.
In 2015, Jessie and Cameron Bell bought and renovated a 1,050-square-foot home on HGTV?s ?Fixer Upper? for $131,000.
Some Democrats who oppose sending voter information to President Trump?s election commission want a special legislative session to clarify state law.
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Representative Steve Scalise was wounded by a gunman last month and was readmitted to an intensive care unit Wednesday.
The merger between the high-end grocer and the online juggernaut is poised to shift how we shop for groceries. Will it also change the way we feel about shopping for food?
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The comedian is lending his support to a documentary about a group of young black LGBT people in Washington, D.C. Called ?Check It,? the film is available through his website for $5.
Boston has many swaths of lawn for a casual, outdoor meal ? and plenty of places to find perfect to-go picnic provisions.
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