Rally supporters and counter-protesters screamed, chanted, threw punches, hurled water bottles and unleashed chemical sprays on each other Saturday morning.
China urges calm after Trump says US is ?locked and loaded? Chinese President Xi Jinping made a plea for cool-headedness over tensions with North Korea in a phone conversation with President Trump on Saturday.
Trump aide roils police violence session at black journalist convention ??I fight on the front lines every day,?? Omarosa Manigault-Newman said, prompting gasps of disbelief from people in the audience. ??If you?re not at the table, you?re on the menu.??
?Are we all going down??, and other thoughts amid nuclear tensions Even as the conflict seems to escalate, Bostonians aren?t exactly tightening their gas masks just yet.
Mystic Valley charter school drops ban on hair extensions The handbook sent to parents Friday from the school no longer bans hair extensions, hair that is more than 2 inches in thickness or height, or shaved sides.
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Medical costs rise in opioid overdoses A new study that assessed costs over a seven-year span concludes sick patients are placing a greater strain on an overmatched health system.
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The city now has between 60 and 80, including 13 chronically homeless individuals who account for 1,000 calls to the police a year.
Sunny skies with highs in the 70s are expected today and Sunday.
Body of missing diver recovered in Provincetown John Garzia had been diving for decades, said Ursula Guyer. It was his main hobby. He went every Wednesday, she said.
Portion of abandoned Cambridge home falls on car The home at 43 Cedar St. in North Cambridge was ?in a tremendous amount of disrepair? and had been condemned for quite some time.
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One woman, after being abandoned while pregnant by her husband, got a job as a maid and ended up discovering the Horsehead Nebula.
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James Taylor and Bonnie Raitt are a formidable team at Fenway James Taylor played at Fenway Park for the third straight year, and he once again had Bonnie Raitt for an hour-long opening set.
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The Red Sox ace seemed like slam-dunk winner before Kluber started his second-half surge.
Yankees 5, Red Sox 4
Red Sox bullpen melts down at Yankee Stadium New York erased a 3-0 deficit with a five-run eruption in the bottom of the eighth, ending the Sox win streak at eight games.
Nestor Ramos
We spent a day eating convenience store food. What could go wrong? Finding decent food at Boston-area gas stations and convenience stores isn?t always convenient.
Online shopping may be a game-changer for the cardboard industry, and for recycling habits.
David Epstein
This year, the peak of the Perseids will occur in the predawn hours of Aug. 11, 12, and 13.
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The Beverly, set to open near North Station early next year, isn?t quite like all the other luxury housing that has sprouted up in downtown Boston recently.
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Advice: The Bible says love thy neighbor, but I?m feeling used How far must we go in helping out the people next door?
Taylor Swift had testified that a former radio DJ reached under her skirt and intentionally grabbed her backside in 2013.
The department?s tweets are directed at its local University of Kansas students, but the advice is applicable to college campuses everywhere.
Have an investigative news tip? Do you know about wrongdoing that needs to be exposed? Call the Globe Spotlight team: 617-929-7483 or [email protected].
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Unlovely meter reading drives up gas costs Even gas companies don?t like the state law that requires replacement of meters every seven years.
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.
The feds are on an unusual mission here: getting locals to trust science Fear haunts a community near a nuclear plant. So the U.S. is having scientists explain to locals why they should trust in science.
John Farrell said on Friday Price had ?his best throwing day yet? since going on DL July 25 for a left elbow strain.
The cause of the staff members? sickness at the New Hampshire hospital remained a mystery Friday afternoon.
Tips for making your chic space welcoming.
The goal is to deprive the GOP of its congressional majority in next year?s midterm elections.
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The distribution of public charging stations is wildly uneven around the globe.
Pressure could grow for Washington to put its multibillion-dollar missile defense system into use.
A judge ruled the celebrity chef?s new business, Christopher Kimball?s Milk Street, doesn?t infringe on the name of a popular Boston cafe.
Big Brother & The Holding Company stopped at the museum Friday.
Once you?ve internalized the rules and etiquette of tennis, not much needs to be said.
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Noelia Ferreira is alone as her daughter?s caregiver ? and exhausted, fearful, and desperate.
