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?You had a group on the other side that came charging in without a permit and they were very, very violent,? President Trump said of the counterprotesters.
Reaction was swift to President Trump?s newest remarks on the violence in Charlottesville, Va.
Antifascist organizers argue that white supremacism is so dangerous that it has to be confronted directly with force or it will spread further into the mainstream.
CEO defections from a White House jobs council are another crack in relationships that normally would be strong for a GOP president.
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The rare feat was turned in the fourth, and then the Sox scored eight runs in the fifth.
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What has happened to Xander Bogaerts? The Red Sox shortstop has not homered since July 5, the day before he injured his hand.
Partners CEO tops hospital pay list Dr. David Torchiana, who oversees the state?s largest health system and largest private employer, earned nearly $4.3 million in total compensation in 2015.
For at least a decade, women broadcasters have been pushed to look sexier on-air The wardrobe issue flared when WCVB anchor Heather Unruh stated the obvious: The empress is not wearing enough clothes.
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Is an Acton-bred soccer star dating Aaron Rodgers? The Green Bay Packers QB has apparently moved on from actress Olivia Munn.
Citing death threats, 18-year-old who attended violent Va. rally won?t return to BU ?I do fear for my life in some regards,? said Nicholas Fuentes.
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The group has become a source of outrage in Boston, a bane for City Hall, and an outlet for those who feel their voices are being shut out.
Commonwealth Avenue in Boston to reopen to Green Line and vehicles The state Department of Transportation announced Tuesday night that the Commonwealth Avenue and Boston University bridges would reopen Wednesday morning.
Teamsters found not guilty in ?Top Chef? trial Four Teamsters have been acquitted of all federal charges of trying to extort jobs from the reality television show ?Top Chef.?
Acquittal in ?Top Chef? trial may boost Walsh, analyst says The original indictment of the Teamsters members had expanded an early scandal for for Boston Mayor Martin Walsh.
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Officials and the cofounder of the New England Holocaust Memorial in Boston spoke Tuesday after the newest vandalism.
Firefighter, DEA agent tackled alleged Holocaust Memorial vandal Another suspect was arrested later after allegedly kicking over a bouquet of flowers someone had left at the site of the vandalism.
N.H. neighbors say Corey Lewandowski threatened them in land dispute A couple said President Trump?s ex-campaign manager harassed them and threatened to use his ??political clout?? to make their lives ??a nightmare.??
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Former Obama aide eyes political office in Mass. A former ambassador and top Obama campaign aide with strong local roots is running for office. He?s just not sure which one yet.
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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.
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In one night, she lost two sons to opioids. Now she?s fighting to save lives Becky Savage, a nurse in Indiana, lost her teenage sons Nick and Jack. She?s on a mission now to prevent more such tragedies.
Cleveland?s urgency to make a deal involving All-Star guard Kyrie Irving remains unclear.
One factor that is believed to be fueling the deadly trend is more people driving while distracted by cellphones and other devices.
There are landscape historians who will never get over how Beatrix Farrand dismantled her gardens at Reef Point.
The US senator will be in the state over Labor Day weekend to speak at an AFL-CIO breakfast and attend a rally.
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The bridges are expected to open by midweek, a few days behind schedule.
The death toll from massive mudslides in Freetown was certain to rise as bodies washed up on a beach and the Red Cross estimated that 600 people were still missing.
MassDevelopment hopes that putting a shabby building or vacant lot to better use will be a catalyst for positive change.
The Netflix series excels during the action sequences, but it never consistently hits its stride.
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Boston Globe coverage and the movie ?Spotlight? ?Spotlight? is based on the stories and the reporters behind the investigation of sexual abuse in the Catholic Church.
President Trump has pledged to add 5,000 agents to the existing Border Patrol force. All new agents must complete a months-long training course.
