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The governor also used Tuesday?s speech to highlight his ability to work with a Democratic-dominated state legislature.
Robert Mueller?s next step: Trying to interview Trump The special counsel wants to talk to the president about the firings of James Comey and Michael Flynn.
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Perhaps most importantly, President Trump?s position remained anyone?s guess.
The fight for Amazon?s HQ2 moves to the next stage State and city officials are speaking with officials from the e-commerce giant about the bid to lure its massive new facility to the region.
Insurers may cut jobs after state cuts back on health plan options Harvard Pilgrim Health Care and Tufts Health Plan are bracing for a huge drop in revenues once state employees will no longer be able to enroll in them.
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The farms are being thinned out by a combination of development pressures and complex economics.
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Was it ?victim blaming,? or was it a fair investigation? MassBike says the tractor-trailer driver whose vehicle ran over a bicyclist in 2015 should have been charged. Authorities feel otherwise.
Trooper suspended without pay in no-show payroll probe State Police say the ongoing investigation will be run ?in consultation? with Attorney General Maura Healey?s office.
Convicted murderer?s family sees hope in new trial John Feroli, sent to prison in 1986, asked for bail Tuesday in the run-up to his trial next month.
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Lakers 108, Celtics 107
Marcus Smart?s 27-foot heave at the buzzer wasn?t good.
BEN VOLIN I ON FOOTBALL
With the Eagles, expect the unexpected The QB?s injury takes some of the sizzle out of the Super Bowl, but the Eagles rebounded behind Nick Foles.
Is a hat blessed by Pope Francis helping the Patriots win? Joseph Ventimiglia said his uncle believes the cap might bring the home team good fortune during the Super Bowl.
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Mark Wahlberg prayed for the Eagles, but is picking the Patriots The actor isn?t sure if he?ll go to the Super Bowl.
Baseball?s Hall makes its calls today. Will Roger Clemens get in? The Rocket, dogged by claims he used performance-enhancing drugs, was on 54.1 percent of writers? ballots in 2017, well short of the required 75 percent.
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Reporter?s notebook
As wolves closed in, a moose had nowhere left to hide.
Food operas elevate the art of eating For Ben Houge, who teaches at Berklee College of Music, food is an art that deserves its own soundtrack.
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Since 2000, there have been 72 actors and actresses who won Academy Awards. Sixty are white.
A man tried to sneak $10k past Logan agents by sewing cash into his pants. He failed Customs agents seized more than $29,000 from a 51-year-old man who flew into Logan International Airport Thursday.
Daily fantasy sports companies could see 15 percent tax on revenues The charge would be among the highest in the nation for the young industry.
Harvard graduate students make new bid to unionize Events of the past year have made the need for cohesion among student workers more clear than ever, organizers say.
?Me too,? Chinese women say. Not so fast, say the censors The women are going up against not just a male-dominated culture but also the ruling Communist Party.
The world?s largest online TV network has reported its strongest year of subscriber growth to date.
The Season Ticket podcast Joe Sullivan and Scott Thurston talk about the outlook for Rob Gronkowski, and Tara Sullivan discusses her feature on NHL player Brian Boyle and his cancer battle.
EDITORIAL
Has Beacon Hill already botched the Rosenberg investigation? Critical witnesses are backing away in the investigation of the former state Senate president.
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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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WATCH: How origami could help treat cancer One MIT-Harvard researcher is developing a new way to deliver chemotherapy to the abdomen using origami.
Boston rallied twice from deficits and slapped a loss on the Devils at the Garden.
New information led to the search, which was conducted by the FBI as well as local and State Police.
Carbon monoxide is invisible to the senses, and every year, the poison endangers thousands statewide. The top culprit? Your home heating system.
The 49-year-old Illinois Democrat announced her pregnancy Tuesday.
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The US envoy to the UN, Nikki Haley, took Russia to task for not preventing the attack.
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The Senate voted 85-12 to approve President Trump?s nominee to be chairman of the nation?s central bank.
?Unbelievable? is based on a true story about a teenager who was criminally charged with lying about being assaulted.
At Cafe Sushi, the omakase ? or chef?s choice ? takes eaters on a tour of raw fish in all its nuances.
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The Big Picture
After the confetti fell and the trophy was raised, it was all smiles from Tom Brady and the Patriots as they headed for another Super Bowl.
