Jeremy Lurgio
Of the ripples from Donald Trump?s 2016 splash, Brown?s ascension to US ambassador ranks among the most unlikely. And, for the former US senator, the most fortunate.
FBI report on black ?extremists? raises new monitoring fears An FBI report on the rise of black ?extremists? is stirring fears of a return to practices used during the civil rights movement.
Trump Tower meeting in 2016 draws more scrutiny Earlier this year, a Russian-American lobbyist and another businessman discussed an extraordinary meeting they had attended 12 months earlier.
Rallies and protests on Boston Common, but no violence The turnout was far smaller than the event in August. This time, about a hundred ralliers were on Boston Common and several hundred counterprotesters came out. Police kept the groups separated.
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The Common was home to a ?Resist Marxism? rally Saturday, as well as a counter-demonstration.
Wind advisories will be in effect Saturday evening and into Monday, with rain forecast in the Boston area Saturday night. Rain also is expected Wednesday.
Progressive pastors call on Roy Moore to quit Senate race The pastors said the conservative judge is unfit to serve, days after religious conservatives expressed their commitment to Moore.
Brookline attorney files complaint urging Roy Moore?s law license be revoked Lawyers in Alabama may be too intimidated to file a complaint against a powerful politician, said J. Whitfield Larrabee, so he decided to step up.
Zimbabweans say Mugabe must quit now, but more talks planned Still clinging to his now-powerless post, Zimbabwe?s president was scheduled on Sunday to discuss his expected exit.
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Although it feels like Boston has moved past election season, there?s an important position yet to be filled on the City Council.
Julio Rivera, 49, was arrested Friday after police found 17 dogs, one of whom was dead, in a Holyoke apartment, police said.
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CHRISTOPHER L. GASPER
Kaepernick?s NFL exile is both conspicuous and suspicious, given the paucity of competent passers.
BEN VOLIN
In Mexico City, passion for the NFL is undeniable ? and growing Playing in Mexico City fulfills a short-term goal for the NFL to give back to its die-hard fans in Mexico.
NICK CAFARDO | SUNDAY BASEBALL NOTES
Are big-money managers being minimized? This offseason has shown a trend of teams hiring first-time managers who earn less than their more experienced counterparts.
Kevin Paul Dupont | On Second Thought
It?s a good bet legalized gambling is coming to our sports leagues If the betting experience follows the model in England . . . the betting will expand far beyond the arena.
AC/DC founding member Malcolm Young dies at 64 Mr. Young was the rhythm guitarist and guiding force behind the legendary Australian band.
FLUTO SHINZAWA | SUNDAY HOCKEY NOTES
So far, a lighter workload has not made Tuukka Rask a better goalie The former Vezina winner is not performing like a $7 million puckstopper.
YALE 24, HARVARD 3
The Game is all Yale Harvard failed to score a TD for the second straight game in finishing the season at 5-5.
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When New England was America?s gateway to China, Massachusetts left its mark on distant shores.
Holiday arts preview
It?s the season for music, shows, and productions of all kinds, just in time for the holidays.
Top Places to Work
Tips on how to keep employees happy, from the 10 companies that have made the list all 10 years.
Top Places to Work
How to get different generations to work together effectively With employees ranging from senior citizens to new college graduates, companies are using many techniques to bring them together.
Olympic gymnast Gabby Douglas apologizes for saying women should ?dress modestly? Her tweet was in response to teammate Aly Raisman, who on Friday morning called for the end of shaming female victims for their clothing choices.
Wayfair needs a home for the 10,000 workers it plans to hire The Internet retailer is on a massive hunt for office space, an expansion that could make it one of the city?s largest business tenants.
In 19 states, government agencies can seize state-issued professional licenses from residents who default on educational debts.
Decades after his death, Solanus Casey is on a path to sainthood, celebrated as a man who brought people to God.
The Season Ticket podcast Chris Gasper welcomes Celtics reporter Jay King to analyze the Celtics? 92-88 triumph over the Warriors.
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He put BSO on the map ? then landed in a world of trouble One hundred years ago, one of the world?s top conductors was ensnared in a scandal involving patriotism and sex. It almost toppled Boston?s famed orchestra.
EDITORIAL
Texting and walking is annoying. But legislation definitely won?t fix that Bold ideas are needed to get pedestrians to put down their phones.
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Dear Jeff Bezos: Come and help us build a better Boston together An open letter to the owner of Amazon, proposing a true partnership that rewrites the relationship between a city and the big companies that call it home.
A new role for first responders: providing in-home health care With mobile integrated health, instead of transporting patients to the hospital, EMTs respond to their needs in their own home.
A Las Vegas oddsmaker said Boston will be favored in its next 10 games ? and possibly 32 of its next 33.
The bomb detonated Thursday night in what authorities said was a targeted attack on Bellingham High School principal Lucas Giguere.
Award-winning garden writer Carol Stocker tells you what to do in the garden this week, how to store dahlias, and how to protect your trees this winter from hungry critters.
No one in the nation?s history has been sworn in to the Senate and then immediately expelled by a vote. In fact, the last time someone was expelled from the Senate was in 1862.
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Edmunds highlights ways to shop for car deals on Black Friday
Rep. Greg Gianforte, a Republican, told an officer in the aftermath of the attack that Guardian reporter Ben Jacobs had grabbed him by the wrist and pulled both of them to the floor.
The planned complex, which is across the street from the Blue Hills Bank Pavilion, will include 304 apartment units and a 294-room hotel.
Fans looking for greatest hits had only ?It Ain?t Me, Babe? and ?Highway 61 Revisited? to content them over the first 70 minutes of the show.
To warm up your work wardrobe, add color or pattern ? or both ? to your outerwear.
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The Big Picture
President Donald Trump is traveling to five countries on a 12-day trip in Asia, his longest overseas journey as president.
