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The accounts from ambassador Sergey Kislyak are contrary to public assertions by the embattled attorney general.
Kushner omitted dozens of financial holdings from disclosure, new form shows Jared Kushner failed to disclose dozens of financial holdings that he was required to declare when he joined the White House.
Sean Spicer says media is ?biased,? some comedy about him ?mean? Hours after offering his resignation, President Trump?s outgoing press secretary assailed the news media for ?bias.?
The shake-up comes as President Trump is suffering from dismal approval ratings and struggling to advance his agenda.
Trump?s new communications director has Boston-area ties As of Friday, you can find him in the West Wing, but Anthony Scaramucci spent his formative years in the Boston area.
Ground Game
Sean Spicer is out. Now what? Amid a string of humiliating moments that were the hallmark of Sean Spicer?s short tenure, this one was, apparently, the final straw.
How the press, the Easter bunny, and ?SNL? shaped Spicer?s tenure With Sean Spicer?s departure, here?s a look back at six of the strangest moments that shaped his time as press secretary.
Does Trump have the power to pardon himself? Richard Nixon?s attorneys tried to answer that same question more than four decades ago.
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The MBTA will soon require passengers to show tickets before boarding commuter rail trains at North Station.
Harvard women?s groups frustrated by efforts to ban them The university?s effort to crack down on all-male final clubs could have a disproportionate impact on women.
Mansfield rollover crash blamed on texting A Mansfield woman was cited for texting while driving after she crashed her car Friday morning.
The man allegedly fired shots at Framingham police during a domestic violence incident.
New Hampshire State Trooper Nick Cyr reeled in a 646-pound bluefin tuna while fishing on Tuesday afternoon in waters off Rye Harbor.
48 people rescued in one day at Hampton Beach At Hampton Beach in New Hampshire, 48 people were rescued from rip currents on Wednesday.
After a 26-month long restoration project, the USS Constitution will launch back into the Boston Harbor on Sunday.
Minneapolis police chief resigns following officer shooting Janee Harteau resigned amid calls for new leadership following last week?s shooting death of an unarmed Australian woman.
A Patriots lineman got an interesting response from Elon Musk about a hyperloop Guard Joe Thuney wanted to know if the proposed hyperloop might someday include stops in Boston or Providence.
Nashua police looking for Massachusetts car The 2006 black Infinity FX, has a Cape Cod specialty plate with the number CC6353, police said in a statement.
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Ty Burr
Movies worth finding on Netflix, Amazon, and iTunes Since it?s a slow week, and a hot one, here?s Ty Burr?s latest rundown of what he?s been finding interesting on the various streaming menus lately.
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What ?Night of the Living Dead? taught me about race Watching zombies feast on human flesh was scary, but that?s not what left me shaken and in tears.
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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 having strong regular-season numbers, Price still battles the perception that he is a failure in Boston.
The injuries kept a fugitive in pain until he died and his wife buried him in their Dartmouth backyard, an official said.
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President Trump has denounced The New York Times as ?fake news,? yet he?s granted more interviews there save for Fox News.
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French President Emmanuel Macron promised an ?unprecedented? hike in defense spending next year.
Former police officer Martha Shea now heads the community organization ClearPath.
As AI agents begin forming their own languages, one question remains: Are they talking about me?
The film is wonderful, dopey, high-summer space nonsense from the madman behind ?The Fifth Element? and ?Lucy.?
Chris Welles never expected to get into the fashion game but his life changed in 2007 after a summer safari to Kenya.
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