Top state budget negotiators from the House and Senate announced a compromise Thursday.
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Nine women have been stripped of their membership in one of Harvard University?s elite, traditionally all-male social clubs.
Steve Scalise in serious condition after surgery for infection The No. 3 House Republican was wounded in a shooting at a baseball practice last month.
Healey, other AGs sue DeVos over student loan rules 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 woman said she was forced to sit with her 25-pound son on her lap for a three and a half hour flight.
The fatal shooting was the second homicide in Boston on Thursday, and the third in two days.
Amid budget crunch, UMass Boston to close day-care center The shuttering is the first major budget cut by interim university chancellor Barry Mills.
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Declaring ignorance on Independence Day It?s surprisingly easy to mistake our founding documents for today?s political discourse.
Ground Game
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.
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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.
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He apparently wanted to break his news on the Players? Tribune, but it didn?t work out that way.
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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Rays show Chris Sale is fallible Sale struck out 12 over seven innings but also allowed two homers and four runs.
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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Tide is turning as women expose ?bro culture? Here are what women in the tech industry wished they had said ? and in some cases did ? when they encountered an offensive remark or behavior.
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The Weekender: ?Spider-Man,? boy bands, and women roommates The Globe?s picks for the best ways to spend your weekend.
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Fighting back against for-profit universities Two Massachusetts students are suing New England Institute of Art in Brookline, charging that the for-profit school made deceptive claims. Their lawsuit has merit.
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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Sale struck out 12 over seven innings but also allowed two homers and four runs.
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.
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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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A year after the fatal shooting during a routine traffic stop, friends and relatives organized vigils and pushed to name a new police training fund in his memory.
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