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Massachusetts allows cash-strapped homeowners over age 65 to defer paying property taxes, a way to stay in their homes amid rising tax bills.
Judge dismisses Bermuda?s bribery lawsuit against Lahey Clinic The civil suit had accused the hospital and medical center of paying bribes to gain health care business on the island.
Could Trump face a Republican challenger in 2020? President Trump?s reelection bid may face credible primary challenges from Republican figures.
Trump accepts invitation to meet with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has ?expressed his eagerness to meet President Trump as soon as possible,? a South Korean official said.
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All those jobs added in February show the economy has room to grow They were created nine years into a recovery that has pushed unemployment down to just 4.1 percent.
Lawsuits add up over Bristol County jail inmate suicides The Bristol County House of Correction, which accounts for a quarter of jail suicides statewide, faces a wave of lawsuits from the families of inmates who killed themselves.
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Jaylen Brown says he?s OK after a scary fall in Thursday?s game Brown will be monitored for concussion-like symptoms following a frightening incident in the Celtics? playoff-clinching victory.
DANTE RAMOS
Cameras? Full speed ahead Speed cameras in Providence issued a measly 12,000 tickets in a matter of weeks. That city isn?t thinking big enough, and neither is Boston.
St. Paul?s ?badly handled? departure of teacher accused of relationship with student The president of the school?s board of trustees, Archibald Cox Jr., sent a letter to the school community Thursday.
Shirley Leung
Stephen Crosby is a smart guy, but we can aim higher and out of the box.
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The income and home-ownership divide between Latino and white residents is worse here than in any other state.
Nearly 172,000 customers still without power, and snow squalls could be coming today Squalls are scattered, making it hard to predict exactly where they?ll occur. But when they hit, 1 to 2 inches of snow could fall in a very short period of time.
The commuter rail is using generators to power trains into North Station The transit system lurched into service Friday morning, after a difficult Thursday caused by the nor?easter.
Keep your shovels ready. Another storm is lurking offshore Another storm could hit the region early next week, although forecasters are still uncertain about what it will do.
Public schools in Cambridge were in session Thursday, and the district?s superintendent felt the need to explain why.
Alex Speier
Here?s why it was such a bad offseason for baseball?s free agents A host of factors conspired against free agents, and it could impact the business of baseball going forward.
The Perozin Family
KEVIN CULLEN
Marlborough?s Mauricio Perozin is a hard-working family man, which makes him easy pickings for ICE agents.
Smuttynose Brewing Co. to be sold at auction Friday The auction, scheduled to start at 2 p.m. Friday, includes the Smuttynose beer brand, its facility and a restaurant.
Growing concern: Marijuana rules could mean lower quality product Officials say tough environmental standards on cannabis cultivation are needed for Massachusetts to meet its climate change goals.
INNOVATION ECONOMY
Technology is changing everything, and some of it is scary John Robb, publisher of Global Guerillas, takes an unflinching look at everything from social media gone amok to drone warfare.
Backed by a $50 million investment, the school has formed a company aimed at developing the groundbreaking technology.
A la March Madness, local restaurants are pitted against each other. Vote now to make sure your favorite place wins.
A breakup: Is it an end, or is it a beginning? In Season One, Meredith Goldstein explores this question through intimate stories of love and heartbreak and confessions from her own life.
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Trump?s slapdash tariffs risk trade war Policies like Donald Trump?s proposed tariffs should at least have dry ink.
The fashion industry is built on glamour and allure, but many models, especially the very young, know it for something else: sexual exploitation and abuse.
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?The Readout Loud?: Shkreli?s sentence, biotech froth, and a blood party Listen to the first episode of STAT?s new biotech podcast.
Brown will be monitored for concussion-like symptoms following a frightening incident in the Celtics? playoff-clinching victory.
Those who worked at the American Repertory Theater might be forgiven for not remembering Jan Geidt?s official title because she did a little of everything.
Estates in Concord, Wellesley, and Milton round out or list. Check them out.
Here?s a quick refresher for those who haven?t had the time to follow the Stormy Daniels story.
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Of 6 crash reports on self-driving cars in California this year, 2 involved people attacking the vehicles
Under terms of a proposed deal, which is not yet final, Netflix would pay former President Barack Obama and his wife, Michelle, for exclusive content.
The two years since the FBI ushered Martin Shkreli in gray hoodie out of his Manhattan apartment might as well be a lifetime ago.
Marilynne Robinson upends our views of American political exceptionalism, defends Puritans, and tilts at other windmills of convention.
Such a bloodstained chapter of Russian history is not inherently the stuff of comedy ? which is precisely what attracted Armando Iannucci to ?The Death of Stalin.?
The beloved sign has uncomfortable foreign ties. But for many Bostonians, the sign is a symbol of the city itself.
Inside the ?cult? that catapulted conductor James Levine?s career At the beginning of the maestro?s 50-year career, Levine ran what some young musicians considered a cult, allegedly making members take loyalty tests and engage in group sex.
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The Big Picture
Two nor?easter storms in the past week have brought snow, power outages and flooding to towns across Massachusetts.
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