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The MBTA?s general manager had a weird morning on Twitter Luis Ramirez blocked multiple users from following him, set his account to private, and then reappeared with a new handle.
Bill Belichick says he?s ?all-in? on Tennessee The upcoming playoff game against the Titans was all Belichick wanted to talk about at Tuesday?s media session.
Brady called his reported reaction to the Jimmy Garoppolo trade a ?poor characterization.?
Isaiah Thomas ejected for flagrant foul in Cavaliers? blowout loss Thomas clotheslined Minnesota forward Andrew Wiggins in the jaw as he drove to the basket.
A troll attacked Sarah Silverman on Twitter ? she responded and changed his outlook on life Silverman wrote a series of sympathetic and compassionate tweets that the man said changed his outlook on life.
Three unanimous votes for the Hall of Fame. After that, it?s complicated The Globe?s five voters have revealed their ballots in the 2018 Baseball Hall of Fame election.
Nan Hauser said she didn?t immediately understand the actions of the 25-ton whale until she saw the shark.
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New apartment buildings in the region have helped to blunt the surge in rents, according to two reports.
Strega fights $20,000 award to former employee for sexual harassment The 25-year-old said she was repeatedly subjected to inappropriate comments about her breasts and her sex life by a supervisor.
In reboot, ?Roseanne? will be a Trump supporter It appears at least one story line might involve the family becoming divided over politics.
This Roslindale resident created a racetrack in the snow for his greyhounds Desperate to get his dogs some exercise after Thursday?s storm, Jay Moschella dug a track in the snow for his house-bound canines.
State sues mental health care company over improper Medicaid payments Maura Healey is accusing South Bay Community Services of providing services by unlicensed, unqualified, and unsupervised staff, and fraudulently billing the state.
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Two Lynn firefighters rushed to the third floor, pulled a woman out of a smoke-filled apartment and carried her to safety.
MSPCA calls pit bull attack ?tragic? but says breed should not be condemned It?s clear that the individual animal is to blame for attacking a 1-year-old girl, not the entire breed, the Mass. Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals said.
A cloud now hangs over cannabis in Massachusetts A statement by the US attorney for Mass. sets the state up as a front line in a battle between the Justice Department and states that have legalized pot.
5 things to know about the Mass. standoff with the feds over marijuana Voters in the Commonwealth approved Question 4, which legalized marijuana in 2016. There?s only one problem: marijuana is still illegal under federal law.
Kraft-funded van will bring addiction services to city streets ?People are falling through the cracks and not getting the care they need,? says New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft.
SpaceX-launched satellite is lost following takeoff A military satellite launched by Elon Musk?s SpaceX appears to have crashed into the sea following a malfunction in the latter stages of its ascent.
In Merrimack, N.H., no one knows who won the jackpot The winner of Saturday?s Powerball drawing hasn?t claimed the $560 million prize, and town residents are busy trying to figure out the lucky person.
Monday?s announcement by DHS that it was once again terminating the status of a group of federally protected immigrants did not necessarily surprise.
Donald Trump won in 2016. Now Oprah Winfrey has vaulted into the conversation as a possible candidate in 2020, as have other big names.
The Season Ticket podcast NFL reporter Ben Volin joins guest host Joe Sullivan to take a look at the looming Patriots-Titans playoff matchup.
Opinion | Martin J. Walsh
A new bridge to recovery on Long Island Rebuilding the Long Island Bridge will allow Boston to create an addiction recovery campus.
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A series of occasional articles on the Syrian refugee families resettling here, and the local people assisting them.
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Researchers race to devise a roadside test for driving while high A Breathalyzer for pot and a brain imaging cap are two of the technologies being tested.
A group of raw freshmen guided the Crimson Tide to another title, the sixth for coach Nick Saban.
The father of the slain Dawnn Jaffier, speaking at the sentencing for his daughter?s killers, offered a heartfelt plea in court.
Located in The Clarendon, this three-bedroom, 4.5-bath condo used to be two separate units. Now 3,506 square feet, the condo takes up the north and south corners of the luxury Back Bay building. The property, 400 Stuart St., Unit 19D, is listed for $10,500,000 and features herringbone walnut floors and custom millwork.
Special counsel Robert Mueller has raised the likelihood with President Trump?s legal team that his office will seek an interview with the president.
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US auto sales dropped in 2017 but remain close to record highs
Thailand?s prime minister evaded journalists? questions by bringing out the life-sized cutout and telling reporters to quiz it instead of him.
Domestic demand climbed to a record last week as snow and winds bombarded Americans on the East Coast.
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With François-Xavier Roth on the podium, pianist Benjamin Grosvenor flowed through Mozart?s concerto.
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