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In an interview with CBS? ?60 Minutes,? Daniels said she had sex with Trump ? then married ? in 2006.
News analysis
Four takeaways from the ?60 Minutes? interview Stormy Daniels and her attorney are open-eyed about doubts that might exist.
At a crucial juncture, Trump?s legal team is a 1-man operation The president is struggling to find top lawyers willing to represent him.
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Payroll records for an entire 140-trooper State Police division based at Logan Airport weren?t filed with the comptroller for several years.
Krafts want Gillette to host World Cup matches in 2026 The old Foxboro Stadium hosted matches during the 1994 World Cup, the last time the tournament took place in North America.
Here?s how the NRA suppresses data on gun violence Laws backed by pro-gun groups prevent the public from seeing which firearms dealers are selling the most guns used in crimes.
Rick Santorum tells students to get back to class and learn CPR The former US senator said students who marched for tighter gun control laws were ?looking to someone else to solve their problem.?
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Even in a city that has long known traffic headaches, congestion in recent years has extended commutes to lengths that approach a breaking point.
Amid dating app boom, bartenders get front-row seats for the awkwardness ? and they love it Said one: ?I?ve seen people come in, meet each other on a first Tinder date, and leave with other people.?
BRUINS 2, WILD 1 (OT)
Marchand scored just 28 seconds into the extra period as Boston took 2 points from the host Wild.
Jim McBride
Bill Belichick?s mini version on the state of the Patriots The coach addressed several subjects, including Tom Brady, Rob Gronkowski, and Malcolm Butler.
Opinion | Elizabeth Warren
Effective, lasting diplomacy requires more than showmanship For too long, policy makers have treated foreign and domestic policy as independent of each other.
Adrian Walker
Bad government isn?t illegal The Boston Calling case it will be remembered as an example of federal overreach.
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Thomas Farragher
?Plato would say that when you?re up against a problem, you have to face it squarely,?? says Bill Quill, 78.
Hiawatha Bray | Tech Lab
Should foreign police be able to search for evidence in US cloud data? Some say the CLOUD Act will make it too easy for countries with poor human rights records to see US databases.
Mark Zuckerberg apologizes for Cambridge Analytica scandal ?I?m sorry we didn?t do more at the time,? the Facebook CEO said in ads that ran in multiple US and British newspapers.
A Democrat tried to get records on a potential challenger to Warren. His bill: $245k The state Office of Consumer Affairs and Business Regulation had a hefty price tag for records on Beth Lindstrom.
Nate Solder and family thank Patriots, fan base in full-page Globe ad The offensive tackle spent seven years in New England before recently signing with the New York Giants.
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MIT?s Maia Majumder sees every county without a local newspaper as a community where health officials and disease researchers could be flying blind.
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Sixteen Boston-area restaurants have made it to the next round. But which should continue to advance? Make your picks here.
Opinion | George J. Mitchell
Banning assault weapons is effective ? and not complicated An assault-weapons ban worked before and it can work again.
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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Listen to the latest episode of ?The Readout LOUD? What?s it like to watch gene therapy happen? Is the next big cancer clinical trial going to work?
Terry Rozier led the way for Boston with a career-high 33 points.
The US Supreme Court associate justice will appear at the Edward M. Kennedy Institute.
Consumers apparently are moving away from the pale colors that once dominated bedroom decor and toward vibrant tones and patterns.
Marcy Kaptur, a former MIT student, has served in the House for 35 years.
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Ford, with a sagging U.S. market share and one of the oldest vehicle lineups in the industry, is promising to revamp three-quarters of its models in the next two years
?Mad? Mike Hughes?s vessel made a hard landing that left him slightly bruised.
The tech giant?s latest venture has taken it far from its Silicon Valley comfort zone.
A grim duty is imposed on two young guards in Rajiv Joseph?s Obie-winning drama.
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.
The Big Picture
Scenes from the Paralympics taking place March 9-18 in PyeongChang, South Korea. 670 athletes with disabilities from around the world compete in 80 events in six different sports.
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