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Republican leaders in Congress Tuesday were forced to respond to ? or dodge ? questions on the latest eye-popping revelations.
Trump Jr., Russia meeting came with offer of ?information that would incriminate Hillary? The chain of correspondence appears to confirm that Trump Jr. was aware of a Russian government effort to support his father.
?My son is a high quality person and I applaud his transparency,? President Trump said in a statement read to reporters on Tuesday afternoon.
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Mike Pence looks like he?s ready to pounce on the presidency If Donald Trump is removed from office, it can?t happen soon enough for Pence.
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Hayward?s father offers insight on how the All-Star forward arrived at his choice to leave the Jazz and join the Celtics.
Utah winners of Best Lobster Roll competition didn?t think they?d stand a chance After setting up shop last Saturday in Portland, Ben and Lorin Smaha of Freshies Lobster in Park City quickly realized they were doing something right.
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The charismatic Martin Jarmond, 37, is one of just 14 African-American athletic directors among FBS schools and the first in BC?s history.
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Patriots might be ready to steal spotlight from Red Sox The Patriots long ago seized the title as the most popular team in New England, and could steal the summer from the Red Sox.
Shadows could cause ?great damage to historic buildings,? Galvin says Mass. Secretary of State William Galvin urged legislators to put on hold a vote that would ease restrictions on buildings casting shade.
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A rep for Kiss 108 says station employees were never in danger during a bizarre standoff Monday afternoon.
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Dr. Mohsen Dehnavi was traveling to work as a visiting scholar at Boston Children?s Hospital and was detained with his wife and three children.
Mitch McConnell to unveil revised health care bill Thursday McConnell also told reporters on Tuesday that he expects the analysts at the Congressional Budget Office to provide its assessment early next week.
Nestor Ramos
At Sears in the Dedham Mall, it?s Subprime Day Tuesday was Amazon?s Prime Day. Sears, on the other hand, had discounts on pre-kicked luggage, scratched dishwashers, and wrenches.
Marty Walsh, Tito Jackson to discuss mayoral campaigns live on radio The conversations will be broadcast live as part of WBUR?s ?Radio Boston? show from 3 p.m. to 4 p.m. on July 19 and 20.
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The woman, who suffered serious injuries, had attached a hammock to a chimney.
Worker killed at Woburn Public Library construction site A worker died while working at a construction site surrounding the historic Woburn Public Library Tuesday.
Sanders is the most popular US senator at home, poll finds Kentucky?s Mitch McConnell is the least popular among voters in his home state.
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A big shoe drops on Team Trump We are one big step closer to dispelling the fog over the 2016 presidential campaign.
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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The charismatic Martin Jarmond, 37, is one of just 14 African-American athletic directors among FBS schools and the first in BC?s history.
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Artist John Dowd did not reinvent himself when he arrived in Provincetown, Massachusetts, immediately after college. He found himself.
The governor said that the state has limited authority to block the proposed natural gas compressor station.
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A KC-130 aircraft ?experienced a mishap,? according to a Marine Corps spokeswoman.
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