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VA Secretary David Shulkin said he was responding to allegations of dangerously substandard care made by medical staff in a Boston Globe report last month.
Gap between Trump and GOP becoming a chasm Fractures in the GOP from 2016 ? largely papered over after Donald Trump?s surprising victory ? are reopening.
Special Counsel Mueller asks White House for documents on Flynn The document request is the first known instance of special counsel Robert S. Mueller III?s team asking the White House to hand over records.
Trump administration officially tells UN it wants out of Paris climate deal But the State Department?s announcement doesn?t formally start the process of the U.S. getting out of the voluntary agreement. That?s still to come.
$132m in insurance subsidies at risk in Mass. State insurers are at risk of losing $132 million in government subsidies next year if President Trump makes good on his promise to cut off ACA payments.
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The president?s New Jersey golf club is a pitching-wedge shot away from trucks barreling past on I-78.
Michelle Carter sued for $4.2m by Roy family Lynn Roy says she is seeking damages ?caused by the defendant?s negligence and wanton and reckless conduct.?
In Michelle Carter?s hometown, opinions vary on justice of her sentence Residents who spoke to the Globe were split on whether Carter, now 20, received an appropriate sentence for urging Conrad Roy III to kill himself.
Judge rips into Teamster for violating court order Daniel Redmond, one of the four Teamsters on trial for attempted extortion, faces possible jail time for posting on Facebook.
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Tito Jackson seizes on extortion trial As an extortion trial unfolded in federal court this week, Councilor Tito Jackson seized the opportunity to criticize the administration of Mayor Martin J. Walsh.
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RED SOX 3, WHITE SOX 2, 11 INNINGS
In another wild extra-inning affair, Moreland?s walkoff in the 11th gave the Sox their fourth straight victory.
Dick Albert, former Channel 5 weatherman, dies ?It?s a huge loss,? said Leonard. ?It?s truly like losing a brother, that?s what I considered him to be.?
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This weekend, bus shuttles replace rail service on five lines You might want to just stay home this weekend.
We used to have hobbies, now they?re hustles Millennials are turning their side gigs into sources of extra income.
The family spent seven of their eight summers while President Obama was in office on the island and were Vineyard regulars long before that.
There?s one month left of summer. Here?s what you can?t miss You?ve got one month of summer left. Make the most of it at beer gardens, food festivals, free concerts, and oh yes, a fermentation festival.
State will follow Trump lead and delay water pollution rules A landmark plan to curb pollution in lakes, rivers, and streams throughout Massachusetts has been delayed for at least another year.
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Activist groups have formed around the country to keep up the resistance momentum from the Women?s March in Washington.
She?s ?the Tom Brady of diners? Marybeth Shanahan keeps everything humming at her old-fashioned Tyngsborough breakfast spot.
Cambridge city councilor to leave politics Cambridge city councilor Leland Cheung, the first Asian-American on the council, announced this week that he intends to leave politics.
Asian Americans urged to vote, run for office In Quincy to launch a new chapter, the founder of the Asian Pacific Islander American Public Affairs Association said Americans of Asian descent should eschew the old ways and engage in the American political process.
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Fomer Patriots QB Jim Plunkett: ?My life sucks? At 69, he?s battered and bruised from years of absorbing punishing hits and takes a dozen pills every day, he tells the San Jose Mercury News, to ?quote-unquote survive.?
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John Krasinski says Seth Meyers is on the JV squad of Red Sox fans The Newton-bred actor was on the New Hampshire native talk-host?s show to discuss ?Detroit.?
Baker picks for pot advisory board include anti-pot police chief Walpole Police Chief John Carmichael Jr. has vocally opposed both recreational and medical marijuana.
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How to navigate the Comm. Ave. construction Public transportation officials are using a variety of measures to minimize the impact to commuters of all types.
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Sheriff Hodgson strikes again The Bristol County sheriff has hit on a new idea to mistreat inmates.
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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.
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.
This gynecologist is taking on Trump, Goop ? and wacky health trends Careening between empathy, outrage, and snark, Dr. Jen Gunter wants to protect women?s health and take down pseudoscience.
In another wild extra-inning affair, Moreland?s walkoff in the 11th gave the Sox their fourth straight victory.
The owner of Tremont 647 and The Smoke Shop had a semi-meltdown on reality television.
Under Massachusetts law, you are required to disclose anything that might affect a reasonable buyer's decision to make an offer or adjust his or her bid.
Attorney General Jeff Sessions says the Justice Department is reviewing guidelines related to subpoenas of journalists.
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US sales of new vehicles see biggest declines so far this year in July
The military target the man for allegedly planning deadly attacks in the capital of the Horn of Africa nation.
Police departments are adding detectors to their Ford Explorer cruisers after an officer in Auburn tested positive for the noxious gas after a car accident.
The 19-year-old ?American Teen? sensation answered some questions in advance of his show Sunday in Boston.
The documentary is slated to premiere next summer on PBS in honor of Williams?s centennial.
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