Rinat Akhmetshin?s attendance at the meeting and his lobbying background created a new wrinkle to a story that has hounded the White House for days.
Trump takes the travel ban dispute to the US Supreme Court again Only the Supreme Court can decide these issues surrounding the travel ban, the Justice Department said.
Roger Stone Jr.: President Trump?s favorite ?dirty trickster? People used to mock Roger Stone?s conspiracy theories. Now those theories have a mainstream audience ? including the president of the United States.
Kushner lawyer says she?s stepping aside One of Jared Kushner?s lawyers says she?s stepping aside from Russia-related investigations and turning over that portfolio to criminal defense attorney Abbe Lowell.
Criminal investigation into St. Paul?s school could force changes The criminal investigation at St. Paul?s School could force the institution to change its culture.
Judge troubled by allegations from civilly committed addicts ?I don?t know why someone who is committed for the treatment of alcohol and drugs should be subjected to the trappings of prison life,? Judge Anthony M. Campo said.
Home Base Program will start helping Vietnam veterans ?There?s no age limit on solving this problem. If we can do it, why shouldn?t we??
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?I don?t think they know how important that moment was to me,? said Jessica Otto.
ISIS leader in Afghanistan is killed by drone, Pentagon says Abu Sayed was chosen to lead the group in Afghanistan after his predecessor, Abdul Hasib, was killed in April.
Honolulu high-rise fire that left 3 dead was like a ?horror movie? ??The fire just blew up and went flying right out the windows,?? said 71-year-old Karen Hastings, who lives on the 31st floor.
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If you love the shore but worry about finding a space when you get there, here?s a guide to some spots north and south of Boston.
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Andrew Benintendi?s bases-loaded walk capped a two-run comeback against Aroldis Chapman.
Ryan Lochte cleared of false-report charge after incident at Rio Olympics Lochte was charged with a false crime report, which could have resulted in a sentence of one to six months in jail, although he would have been unlikely to serve it.
SUBURBAN HANDBOOK: SUMMER FUN
The beach isn?t the only place for kids (and their tired parents) to while away a hot, sticky day.
Lots of places call themselves diners, but they are mere counter restaurants. Diners are prefabricated buildings where diverse fare is served at a good price and in a fun atmosphere.
A federal judge on Friday ordered U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement to keep Francisco Rodriguez in the country pending a Monday hearing.
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Insurer reverses decision, restores elderly woman?s coverage AIG has agreed to restore long-term care coverage for the 87-year-old Concord woman whose policy was canceled when she wrote the wrong amount on the check for her premium.
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Everywhere you look, it seems someone is adding a unique twist to the centuries-old practice.
Authorities seek video footage of fatal Mass. Pike crash The Brighton crash killed one person and injured two others earlier this week.
Find your perch for next month?s solar eclipse We may not be in the ?path of totality,? but we can still have a totally good time.
Someone complained about Dunkin? Donuts hot cups on Facebook and a war broke out Don?t come between New Englanders and their love of double cupping their iced coffee. Seriously, just don?t.
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Whoa, Nelly. Slow down on horse fund. Lawmakers aren?t ready to pull the plug on the horse fund just yet. But it would be better to let the money pile up, so that the funds will still be available for wiser public uses in the future,
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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What realtors and sellers are required to disclose to buyers ? and what they aren?t There are only two things state law requires a seller to tell you.
Documenting Hate: Submit an incident you know about If you have been a victim or witnessed a hate incident, share your information here so we can investigate.
?Are you saying I?m dying?? Training doctors to speak frankly about death Doctors are stepping into simulators to practice telling patients the unvarnished truth.
Andrew Benintendi?s bases-loaded walk capped a two-run comeback against Aroldis Chapman.
Rachelle Bond was released from the Suffolk County House of Correction Friday, but where she is now living was not publicly disclosed.
In 2013, the home-buying website Redfin said a personal letter improved an offer's success by 9 percent.
For two days Providence could be called the center of the political universe.
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Three Arab citizens of Israel armed with guns and knives launched the attack, which killed two officers on duty near holy sites.
Woburn?s Terrafugia invented a flying car that first flew in 2009, but has yet to land in a single driveway. What happened?
The British singer compares Tom Brady to David Beckham.
Did somebody commit an etiquette blunder here? You be the judge.
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.
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