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The movement inspired by the teenaged survivors of the Parkland shooting is turning to the tougher question of how to sustain its momentum.
RMV offices were a nightmare Monday with wait times that stretched for hours Motorists faced crushing waits as long as five hours at the Registry of Motor Vehicles, the first day of a new driver?s licensing system in Massachusetts.
Hidden State Police pay ?clearly deliberate,? Baker says Governor Charlie Baker said he expects officials to explain why the records were concealed.
79 percent of State Police?s Troop F made more than $150,000 Records for Troop F, hidden from public view for years, portray a lucrative, overtime-laden operation that outpaces the compensation totals of troopers working in other State Police divisions.
Linda Brown, of landmark Brown v. Board of Education case, dies Linda Brown was not allowed to enroll into an all-white school in 1950, setting the stage for a 1954 Supreme Court ruling, one of the most transformative in American history.
2020 census to add question on citizenship status Opponents of the decision say the question will discourage immigrants from responding to the census.
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The Fine Print
It has become more and more confusing to order and pay for the video entertainment that comes into our homes.
Ground Game
Here are four reasons this story doesn?t matter, regardless of how much we talk about it.
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Sonny Walker?s was an institution and a haven for generations of black Bostonians. ?This is where I feel like I belong,? one regular customer said. ?Where else am I going to go??
McDaniels was given no guarantees, but he decided to stay instead of taking the Colts head coaching job.
Nick Cafardo | On Baseball
The Brookline native has engineered three World Series titles and is on his way to Cooperstown.
TARA SULLIVAN
Inspiration is everywhere in the NCAA Tournament The upsets, the pressure, the tradition . . . it all combines for an unbeatable experience in sports.
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She?s one of two women with NFL ties chosen in the search for the ?next great swimsuit star.?
Robert Kraft left a note for the Parkland students on his plane The Patriots owner sent the team plane to Florida to transport shooting survivors to the March for Our Lives in Washington.
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Television Review
The series revival works best when it doesn?t try so hard to address the occupant of the White House.
Paul Bremer, once America?s viceroy in Iraq, was a ski instructor this winter at Okemo Paul Bremer, who made controversial decisions in Iraq, worked this winter as a ski instructor in Vermont.
A memorial was held at the spot where Lieutenant Edward Walsh Jr. and Firefighter Michael Kennedy died.
Starts & Stops
First of 24 new Green Line cars has arrived Purchased as part of the $2.3 billion expansion through Somerville, the new trolleys will go into service on existing Green Line branches.
The orange snow created eerie post-Apocalyptic scenes that were quickly shared across social media.
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Danny Amendola and Olivia Culpo are kaput Last week, a few folks noticed that Amendola had suddenly stopped following Culpo on Instagram, deleting pictures of the two of them together from his own account.
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JOAN VENNOCHI
Joe Biden is tough enough without the tough talk There?s no need to take Donald Trump on in locker room fashion.
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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Can John and Laura Arnold loosen pharma?s grip on drug prices? The billionaire couple is pouring considerable money into projects aimed at lowering or rethinking drug prices.
All five starters scored in double figures as the top-ranked Huskies improved to 36-0.
A memorial was held at the spot where Lieutenant Edward Walsh Jr. and Firefighter Michael Kennedy died.
Consumers apparently are moving away from the pale colors that once dominated bedroom decor and toward vibrant tones and patterns.
A bid by Republican Rick Scott would set up a showdown against Democratic incumbent Bill Nelson.
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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
The expulsions followed accusations that the Kremlin was behind the poisoning of a former Russian spy.
The Boston-based conglomerate?s shares fell as much as 2.1 percent, even as the broader market rallied.
Wes Anderson?s most political movie, a qualified delight, is a film visually (and superficially) in love with Japanese culture.
Opinion
Editorial: How to save thousands a year from gun violence Massachusetts has the nation?s lowest rate of gun deaths. Here are #7steps your state can take to save lives.
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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