Despite urgent appeals from Arab and European leaders, President Trump declared it was time for a new approach to Mideast peace.
Why Trump?s decision to recognize Jerusalem is a big deal The fate of Jerusalem has been one of the key sticking points in the larger negotiations between the Israelis and Palestinians.
Trump pushes LePage to oppose King in Maine Senate race President Donald Trump is encouraging bombastic Maine Governor Paul LePage to run for the US Senate.
House votes to kill Democrat?s resolution to impeach Trump All the no votes came from Democrats, and four Democratic lawmakers voted present.
BU biolab gets final approval to begin research on deadly microbes The move ends a decade and a half of controversy for the South End facility.
Boston School Committee to vote on start-time policy The committee is expected to vote Wednesday night on changing start times at many schools, but officials plan to keep the new hours secret until after the vote.
Host of Democratic senators call on Franken to resign At least 20 Democratic senators, including Ed Markey and Elizabeth Warren, called for the Minnesota senator to step down in the wake of multiple sexual harassment allegations.
Warren joins chorus calling for Franken?s resignation Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren told Minnesota Democrat Al Franken that he should resign in the wake of yet another sexual harassment allegation.
Three announce bids for Senate presidency ? with a big ?if? Democrats Linda Dorcena Forry of Dorchester, Eileen Donoghue of Lowell, and Karen Spilka of Ashland made their ambitions public Wednesday.
Montgomery fire chief collapses and dies while battling structure fire Montgomery fire Chief Stephen P. Frye collapsed Tuesday night while battling a blaze with his son and other volunteer firefighters.
?I don?t like men?: Lawmaker halts meeting after male colleague touches his arm A conservative Pennsylvania state lawmaker interrupted a meeting to berate his Democratic counterpart.
Flynn said Russian sanctions would be ?ripped up,? whistleblower says The account suggests that former national security adviser Michael Flynn had a possible economic incentive for the US to forge closer ties with Russia.
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The Season Ticket podcast Longtime NESN sportscaster Tom Caron joins guest host Steve Safran from the Globies, the Globe?s sports award ceremony.
Health & Wellness | Magazine
A revolution in fitness for seniors As people live longer, they?re starting new chapters late in life, thanks to a wellness strategy involving goal-setting.
Marijuana taxes could net Mass. $44 million to $82 million, revenue officials say The large range reflects uncertainty about how quickly the pot market will develop.
As harassment allegations swirl, employers cut back on booze at office parties This probably isn?t the year for mistletoe and an open bar.
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Take a look inside Jay Leno?s multimillion-dollar Newport, R.I., mansion The comedian paid $13.5 million for an oceanfront estate that was on the market for $19 million a few years ago.
Matt Damon went Christmas tree shopping in Belmont The Cambridge native was seen shopping with his nephew and brother, Kyle Damon, who is a regular at the Lions Club tree and wreath sale.
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DAN SHAUGHNESSY
Some see the term ?Crusaders? as offensive to non-Christians, but others embrace its positive connotations.
John Farrell says he understands decision to fire him ?A change took place. Respect the change that did take place,? the former Red Sox manager said in his first public comments since being fired.
NFL wanted to be ?fair and firm, but not excessive? with Gronk?s punishment Troy Vincent said the fact that Tre?Davious White landed in the concussion protocol as a result of the hit did not factor into the punishment.
Putin to allow Russians to compete as neutral Olympic athletes Putin said Russia will not boycott the Winter Olympics.
1,000-foot container vessel breaks free from Southie terminal The vessel began drifting out to sea when its lines broke, but authorities quickly caught up to the ship and had it safely anchored.
JOAN VENNOCHI
Why does no one care about UMass Boston? Painful choices are necessary. But who will feel the pain?
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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.
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The best of the arts this upcoming holiday season ?Tis the season for music, shows, and productions of all kinds, just in time for the holidays.
Experts challenge ban on psychiatrists discussing politicians? mental health The prohibition is ?premised on dubious scientific assumptions,? researchers concluded.
The Patriots coach did not mention Rob Gronkowski by name, but said he needs ?to do a better job? of getting his players to control their emotions.
Arlington, Everett, Cambridge, and Watertown will study bus-only lanes, traffic signal changes, and other strategies.
ALLSTON: 127 Franklin St., two-family, built in 1900, 3,170 square feet, 10 rooms, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, on 5,044-square-foot lot.
In Alabama, the former White House adviser took a shot at Mitt Romney, saying he won a draft deferment because of his religion.
Putin?s statement Wednesday came at a meeting with workers of the GAZ factory in Nizny Novgorod.
Akcea Therapeutics wants staffers to get a taste of life with a super-rare metabolic disorder ? an actual taste.
Swartz, a brilliant programmer, committed suicide at 26 while under federal indictment for alleged computer crimes.
Its chefs have scoured Locke-Ober?s archives of menus and devised new versions of the traditional dishes.
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