Mrs. Bush, 92, was the first woman since Abigail Adams to be the wife of one president and mother of another. She died Tuesday at her home in Houston.
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Mrs. Bush visited South Shore Hospital in Weymouth in 1992.
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Mrs. Bush sat on the deck of her Kennebunkport, Maine, home in 1980.
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Mrs. Bush and her husband greeted supporters in Kennebunkport.
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A look at Barbara Bush over the years Mrs. Bush was a first lady, a first mom, and constantly by her family?s side.
Andrew Card: ?The truth was very important to her? Politicians from New England and across the US offered condolences and warm remembrances of Mrs. Bush on Tuesday.
Barbara Bush had some memorable quotes The former first lady was known for her plainspoken, grandmotherly style.
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It was the outfielder?s third career three-home run game, joining Ted Williams as the only other Red Sox player to accomplish the feat.
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The Shohei Ohtani show fell short of expectations The Japanese phenom found out what it?s like to face a deep lineup, as opposed to an average one.
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Celtics simply wanted it more One team is committed and locked in; the other team is apathetic and lethargic.
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Jaylen Brown led the Celtics with 30 points as Boston rolled over Milwaukee at TD Garden.
Passenger dies after being partly sucked out of plane amid engine failure Passengers attempted to save Jennifer Riordan from being sucked out a window after an engine blew on a Southwest jet.
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Tourism board will try again after inept search for leader The board of the Greater Boston Convention & Visitors Bureau failed to include a single person of color on its shortlist for a new top executive.
1,200 artworks were stuffed into a 3-story Quincy home. Now a collection is unveiled James Pantages for decades stuffed cheap pieces into his home. Now, an appraiser says, ?we could be looking at a $1 million collection.?
James Comey says he?s ?like a breakup [Trump] can?t get over? ?I?m out there living my best life,? the former FBI director told Stephen Colbert Tuesday. ?He wakes up in the morning and tweets at me.?
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Koch network calls out Republicans for the first time in national ad buy The ad, which is set to start airing on TV Thursday, ends with a subtle swipe at leading Republicans for failing to reach a deal on immigration reform.
The weather wasn?t the only strange story from this year?s Marathon From the drama of the bathroom break heard ?round-the-world to the runner racing after an all-night drive, we take a look at some other tales from Monday?s race.
Video shows golden retriever waving ?Boston Strong? flags at marathoners The video had more than 2 million views on Facebook by Tuesday evening.
Officials last week quietly released new State Police pay figures, and once again Troop F members benefit.
Thousands pay respects to fallen police officer Colleagues and neighbors struggled to contain their emotions as Sean Gannon?s body was carried into a Yarmouth church. His funeral is today.
State fund used to buy Narcan ran dry, and towns paid It nearly doubled the price local first responders pay for the overdose-reversing drug.
Adrian Walker
When old-fashioned police overreaction is caught on video Once again, a widely circulating video has raised the issue of excessive force.
The school banned Russell Mead from its campus after an alumna accused him of engaging in ?inappropriately close conduct.?
Battle over transgender rights moves to the Mass. ballot box The November ballot question would be the first statewide referendum on the issue.
The IRS gives taxpayers a rare bit of good news: an extension A computer crash prompted the agency to allow some taxpayers until today to file returns.
CIA director met face-to-face with North Korean leader Mike Pompeo made a secret trip over Easter weekend to see Kim Jong Un.
Who is this man? Some say he looks like Tom Brady Stormy Daniels? team released a sketch of the man she says told her in 2011 to stay quiet about her relationship with Donald Trump.
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At 21, Brown became the youngest Celtic to score 30 or more points in a playoff game.
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