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President Trump?s health secretary had been criticized over his use of private flights on official business at a cost of several hundred thousand dollars.
A look at the Trump administration?s revolving door President Trump, it appears, is averaging about two major staff changes a month, though some months, he?s made many more.
If Boston lands Amazon?s HQ2, meet Amazonborough It could be akin to building a whole new city in Greater Boston ? one that is quite large and well-compensated.
Families of those arrested in ICE raid calling for help A leading immigrant rights group in Greater Boston says it?s received calls from about 10 families of people who were arrested this week.
VA chief took in Wimbledon, river cruise on European work trip; wife?s expenses covered While in Europe for meetings, David Shulkin and his wife spent about half their time sightseeing, including shopping and touring historic sites.
The offer comes after a Cambridge librarian refused to accept Dr. Seuss books sent by Melania Trump for National Read a Book Day.
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Dozens of people gathered in front of Revere City Hall to raise awareness about domestic violence and mourn the loss of Vanessa MacCormack.
Man who found Boston Marathon bomber in boat dies David Henneberry was hailed as a hero after he found Dzhokhar Tsarnaev hiding out in a boat in his Watertown backyard.
The city?s DPW called it a ?surprising discovery.? To say the least.
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THOMAS FARRAGHER
You see jugs of apple cider and plaid-shirted scarecrows. The Wagner family sees ninety-hour workweeks, confounding government regulations, and razor-thin margins.
Lecturers reach contract agreement with BU The agreement grants them higher wages and better job security, according to the lecturers? union.
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Congress could take away your right to sue a business While the focus in Washington has been on health care and tax reform, a measure to gut class action lawsuits has advanced.
Will Maine?s drought continue into the fall and winter? New England had a drier summer than normal, with Maine even experiencing a moderate drought, and the outlook is uncertain, a new report said.
Scientists observe 4th black hole collision using US, European detectors Scientists detected gravitational waves that indicate two black holes have collided for the fourth time in the past two years.
The fund will support relief, reconstruction, and economic recovery projects as well as the potential resettlement of Puerto Ricans coming to the area.
?It was like Christmas?: People line up to get their hands on the SNES Classic The console is a miniature version of the one released back in 1990.
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Talking Points
The 700-foot-long pier offers killer views from its vantage point in Boston Harbor. But it remains fenced off.
Another rock ? bigger than the first ? falls in Yosemite Two days of thundering falling rock at Yosemite National Park in California have left one man dead, two people injured, and even experienced climbers stunned by the spectacle.
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&pizza and Milk Bar to open joint restaurant in Harvard Square After months of public meetings and heated debate, &pizza will be able to open its doors in Harvard Square.
?Will & Grace? took the White House to task in its premiere The revival of ?Will & Grace? hit NBC on Thursday night, and one thing?s for sure: The show isn?t afraid to make political jokes.
Dinner with Cupid
Will low expectations lead to great results for this couple?
This week in weed Witness the birth of the marijuana industry in Massachusetts and catch up on national pot headlines every Saturday.
Secrets in the Sky | Part 2 of 2
A flight plan for failure There is a troubling pattern of lax oversight by the FAA that has made the agency vulnerable to fraud, and the public vulnerable to those who mean to do harm.
Opinion | Roxana Rivera
ICE raids are immoral They are a vile act of cowardice by a president that has made dividing our communities the centerpiece of his governing strategy.
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].
Fall Arts preview
A guide to the best of what to see and do in Boston A complete guide to movies, music, books, arts, theater, and family events in the Greater Boston area this season.
West Nile virus cases are spiking in LA. The first line of defense: chickens Severe cases of West Nile have spiked in LA County. So officials are going all out to try to curb spread of the virus.
This is Tom Brady?s offense always, but a complementary ground game will be needed against the Panthers and the Patriots need to establish it early.
A worker was rescued in stable condition after a 6-foot fall inside a church steeple under construction in Rockport.
Rob Robillard offers advice on drainage, downspouts, and dry wells.
President Donald Trump could cut his tax bills by more than $1.1 billion, including saving tens of millions of dollars in a single year.
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Taking digital design to the next level.
When falling concrete hit the bridge railing, people in the crowd thought the bridge would collapse and surged to escape.
The Needham company says a tech hub like Massachusetts should protect consumers from retaliatory lawsuits by businesses trying to scrub online negative reviews.
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On Thursday night in Symphony Hall, Andris Nelsons led the BSO?s first-ever performance of Shostakovich?s Eleventh Symphony.
?Swim Team? tells the rousing, sometimes gut-wrenching story of three boys on a competitive team for children with disabilities.
The rest of Canada may be celebrating its 150th birthday this year, but Quebec has the rest of the country beat. It was founded in 1608.
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The Globe?s Stan Grossfeld turned his camera away from the game to record scenes of the carnival-like atmosphere of Fenway Park.
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