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A repeal of the Affordable Care Act wouldn?t go into effect for two years, giving lawmakers time to craft a replacement.
Senators? opposition essentially sinks health care bill Republican leadership didn?t have a vote to spare ? and then a pair of tea party-linked senators defected.
There?s been a renaissance at Merrimack College The North Andover school has refocused its academic offerings and refined how it recruits students.
Pot law compromise comes under fire from towns, advocates The overhaul of the voter-approved legalization law would hike taxes and change how communities can ban local pot shops.
?I fully expect that they?re going to deal with this? Governor Charlie Baker wants Beacon Hill lawmakers to cut MassHealth costs.
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The former governor has $390 million to invest in companies that provide a social benefit in addition to financial returns.
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Sometimes, there is crying in baseball NYPD officers were at Fenway Park only days after losing one of their own. They were overwhelmed by the response ? from everyone.
Man rescued at sea is said to have killed mom, grandpa for inheritance After Nathan Carman?s mother vanished at sea, his aunts filed a lawsuit accusing the 23-year-old of murdering her to collect a multi-million dollar inheritance.
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Data errors force delay in release of hospital rankings U.S. News & World Report is postponing the public release of its annual hospital rankings after it discovered errors in the data used to compile its report.
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Of the 65 workers on the summertime staff at Hy-Line?s Hyannis ferry dock, about two-thirds are men over 60.
Blue Jays 4, red sox 3
In his first game back from a knee injury, Eduardo Rodriguez went 5? innings, giving up six hits and three runs.
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There?s a world of surprises in Bill Belichick?s family history The Patriots coach shares bloodlines with presidents, financial titans, an astronaut, and a radical abolitionist.
Trump says he has signed more bills than any president. He hasn?t In fact, as he approaches six months in office Thursday, the president is slightly behind the lawmaking pace for the past six presidents.
Vandalism at Boston tennis center disrupts summer camps Three of the outdoor courts at Dorchester?s Sportsmen?s Tennis and Enrichment Center were damaged.
Victim of child sexual assault sues Boston Archdiocese A former resident of a center for children run by the Boston Archdiocese says he suffered repeated sexual abuse.
There could be hope for a long-stalled project over the Pike The development near Fenway Park, proposed 15 years ago, is closer than ever to breaking ground, thanks to a change in plans.
Millennials ruining everything? It?s an age-old accusation You know about millennial bashing. What you don?t know is that writers have been disparaging younger generations since at least the 1300s.
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Boston will put up 50 posters on how to address Islamophobia The posters encourage bystanders to start up a conversation with those being targeted, and to ignore the person who is harassing them.
A person with measles visited Hampton Beach the weekend after July 4 If you visited New Hampshire?s Hampton Beach on July 9, you may have come in contact with someone infected with measles.
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Lobbyist or legislator? Brian Dempsey can?t be both Dempsey, of Haverhill, needs to resign his seat quickly to eliminate any perceptions of conflict of interest.
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His parents said he just needed to sleep. A SWAT team came instead In Hingham, a welfare check on a disconsolate young man with a gun turned into something utterly unimaginable.
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Despite the morning program?s success, the rival Sports Hub was No. 1 overall.
Russell Holmes says he lost a House leadership post because of comments he made to the Globe on succession to the speakership.
It?s not a summer colony for the yacht-club crowd, but a working port where every other house has boats, buoys, and stacks of lobster traps in the yard. The dominant aesthetic is whitewash and weathered, and fishing boats outnumber sailboats in the harbor.
The president described the gathering as routine and something almost anyone in his current line of work would do.
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Washington and Moscow resumed high-level talks aimed at resolving several issues.
It?s unlikely to lower patient costs and may let pharma evade a tougher crackdown on prices.
A theatrical production based on Rod Serling?s CBS classic will open in London, at the Almeida Theatre, in December.
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