Peter Duke
In any normal era of American politics, Charles Johnson, who has said black people are ?dumber? than white people and questioned the Holocaust, would be radioactive. Instead, he has secured a foothold near the center of political influence in President Trump?s Washington.
Kyle Draper on what the Cavs shakeup means for the Celtics.
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This isn?t the first time that the Lords of the Rings have put a country back together.
Fox deletes editor?s column blasting ?darker, gayer, different? Olympics The column, posted on Wednesday, was written by veteran Fox executive John Moody.
Friend says Rachel Brand, No. 3 official at Justice Department, to resign The Justice Department?s No. 3 official is planning to step down at a time of turmoil in the agency.
President Trump ?weighing his options? on releasing Democratic memo Democrats on the panel drafted the memo to counter claims in a document released last week by Republicans, led by committee chairman Rep. Devin Nunes of California.
It?s not the first time that John Kelly has been involved in a controversy Retired Marine general John Kelly, a Brighton native, was brought in to restore order to a reportedly chaotic White House. Initially, the stern-faced Kelly seemed a needed counterweight behind the scenes to the mercurial President Trump.
The Porter crisis has damaged John Kelly?s credibility not only publicly but also inside the White House.
L.L. Bean dropping its unlimited returns policy L.L. Bean?s generous return policy is going to be a little less forgiving: The company is now imposing a one-year limit on most returns to reduce growing abuse and fraud.
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Stargazers who looked up Friday morning just before sunrise might have noticed the unusual sight.
An effort to heal families reeling from tragedy They are Boston?s walking wounded ? mothers, friends, and witnesses left traumatized in neighborhoods rattled by gun violence.
Flu activity in US rivals 2009 swine flu pandemic Flu-like activity in the United States has reached the second-highest peak seen in the past two decades, according to the latest CDC numbers.
Woman?s texts no defense in W. Mass. trooper?s indecent assault case No means no, even if you?ve exchanged sexually explicit text messages and e-mails with the other person beforehand, the state?s highest court ruled Friday.
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Objectively, the sketch is bad.
Your Home | Makeovers
A Patriots offensive tackle and his wife make their Wrentham home their own Marcus Cannon settles his young family into a bright five-bedroom home filled with nods to his Texas roots.
Ideas | S.I. Rosenbaum
Why the Jewish students at Hogwarts have to be invisible The more inclusive the Potterverse gets, the less believable it is.
Herald issues statement on Tom Brady story The newspaper suspended Ron Borges ?pending further review.?
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The first step to treatment is staying alive Safe injection sites can be a valuable tool in stemming fatal overdoses, and in fighting the opioid epidemic.
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The best Blizzard of ?78 stories you could dig out The Globe?s call last week for reminiscences about the Blizzard of ?78 resulted in a veritable flurry of stories from our readers. Here are some highlights.
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The future of genetically modified mosquitoes could be in moveable labs Oxitec is taking its work to the streets ? courtesy of trailer-sized mobile labs.
The true beauty of an event like this is in the people, the individuals.
Janet Jeghelian, 83, of Walpole, who died Feb. 3, was a pioneering female talk radio host in Boston, and had been a candidate for US Senate, lieutenant governor, and Congress.
Georgian architecture in the Boston area made its mark this week, snagging three of the top spots for most expensive home sales.
The Legislature will have the final say on the $160 million supplemental state budget bill released Thursday.
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The National Science Foundation is tightening its restrictions on grants after reports of sexual harassment by scientists the agency has backed.
Stocks staged a late rally Friday, ending a wild week marked by dramatic point swings on a positive note.
?Fifty Shades Freed? concludes the sexy trilogy ? and it?s not nearly as fun as it should be.
The Globe?s picks for the best ways to spend your weekend.
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Students and faculty from the Tufts University School of Dental Medicine brought relief and education to thousands in Jamaica.
