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The findings are in a draft of a major report about climate change awaiting the approval of the Trump administration.
Mother may have been on verge of murder-suicide when State Police found 3-year-old girl The child was the subject of an Amber Alert after her mother, Lee-Ann Rickheit, allegedly kidnapped her in Worcester Wednesday night.
Hearing loss of US diplomats in Cuba is blamed on covert device A string of bizarre incidents left a group of American diplomats in Havana with severe hearing loss attributed to a covert sonic device.
Johnson backs away from suggestion that McCain?s health influenced vote ?I have the deepest respect for John McCain,? Johnson said on CNN Thursday morning. ?In no way was I trying to criticize him.?
Two females face child endagerment charges as a result of a video showing their involvement with a child being placed in a refrigerator.
It appears someone is killing goats in North and West Brookfield.
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President Trump?s reckless blustering about North Korea has me freaked out. And I am not alone.
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Are people really falling ill from touching fentanyl? Many of the recent reports of police and other people overdosing from incidental contact with fentanyl are probably false alarms, experts say.
The dot-Boston domain is now open A new custom Internet domain for Bostonians goes live Thursday, with registration opening first for nonprofit and civic groups.
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We kindly ask that you quickly stow your overhead luggage, take your seat, and read these tips on how to be a better passenger.
A quick Q&A with the folk-rock legend before his Fenway show revealed some interesting truths about his storied career.
Taylor Swift on witness stand in groping trial: ?It was a definite grab? Taylor Swift?s lawyers have said she does not know the man she accused of groping her and has no incentive to target him or to fabricate a story.
Seth Meyers cracks jokes about the Patriots? planes, BU students making sushi Boston made its way into Seth Meyers? Late Night monologue twice Wednesday evening.
Walmart takes heat for back-to-school banner over gun display Walmart is apologizing after a photo of a back-to-school store sign placed over a glass firearms display started rocketing across social media.
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This hurricane season may be the most active since 2010 Could this be the year New England experiences a hurricane? It?s certainly possible.
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Linguists in America and abroad are noticing a new trend ? the president?s words are increasingly changing the English language itself.
?Astro?s Dad?? The Red Sox will be wearing these nicknames on their jerseys soon Major League Baseball is allowing teams to replace players? surnames with nicknames on their uniforms.
Meet Rally Cat, the feline that set up a Cardinals grand slam last night A small, feisty cat sprinted onto the field at Busch Stadium during the sixth with the bases loaded and two outs.
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President Trump, keep your hands off our Internet If the FCC cannot fulfill its mission under President Trump, Congress must step in.
Caring for daughter with disabilities a difficult, solitary vigil Low state pay rates for nurses who could help have left Noelia Ferreira alone as caregiver ? exhausted, fearful, and desperate.
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.
Struggling with addiction in an opioid ?treatment desert? Experts recommend medication-assisted treatment for opioid addiction, but much of the country is a ?treatment desert.?
The Jan. 11 contest will mark the first time the Celtics have played a regular-season game in London.
With marijuana now legal, officials are launching a new campaign to remind users that driving while high remains illegal.
Carol Stocker talks about mushrooms on the lawn and birds in the berry bushes.
Niki Tsongas, 71, who had shown all signs of running in 2018, said it was a time for her to retire from public life and enjoy her children and grandchildren.
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An analyst, a dealership general manager, and a safety official weigh in.
The world?s first atomic bomb, used on Aug. 6, 1945, killed 140,000 people in Hiroshima. The bombing of Nagasaki three days later killed 70,000 more.
The company has now pushed back the opening of a new building to 2021.
A four-week run of ?SNL: Weekend Update Summer Edition? premieres Thursday.
The choir recorded vocals at Q Division Studios in Somerville, with Dennis Montgomery III playing piano and organ, as well as directing.
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Noelia Ferreira is alone as her daughter?s caregiver ? and exhausted, fearful, and desperate.
