Four teens died in a crash Saturday afternoon in East Bridgewater and a fifth was injured. One was 16 years old and the others were 17 years old.
Is Trump getting cold feet about the North Korea summit? The president is increasingly concerned that the meeting with Kim Jong Un could turn into a political embarrassment.
Giuliani: Mueller hopes to end inquiry by Sept. 1 The president?s lawyer said waiting any longer would risk improperly influencing voters in the midterm elections.
Dershowitz again goes on the attack against Mueller investigation Alan Dershowitz, the Harvard law professor, has been vocal in his criticisms of the investigation by Robert Mueller, and on Sunday he did not turn down the volume.
George H.W. Bush in Kennebunkport for the summer Bush was eager to return to Walker?s Point after enduring his wife?s recent death and then battling a blood infection.
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Hours after 10 people were killed in a school shooting in Santa Fe, Texas, the police chief in nearby Houston issued a defiant condemnation of elected officials who failed to act on gun control.
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Ousting of South End artists sounds a sour note The architect who owns the Piano Craft Guild building has notified tenants of the last five workspaces in the 174-unit building that their time is up at the end of 2018.
Former New Orleans mayor receives Profile in Courage award Mitch Landrieu, who took down the city?s Confederate monuments, was honored by the JFK Library.
At Mount Ida, mysterious benefactor provided a $16m loan Rosalie Stahl, a 98-year-old New York City real estate investor, is a longtime personal client of college president Barry Brown.
Somerville company offers free tuition at UMass Boston Like many bosses around here, Triumvirate Environmental CEO John McQuillan is finding it increasingly tough to find the talent he needs.
Quincy College won?t appeal state?s move to shutter nursing programs Mayor Thomas Koch said he wants to work with the state nursing board and determine the root of the problem.
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With one of the oldest prison populations in the country, Massachusetts is looking to reduce the number of incapacitated and ill inmates, potentially saving taxpayers millions.
Tufts graduates protest ex-DuPont CEO?s address Ellen Kullman spoke about integrity and morality, even though her previous company was tied to several cases of chemical dumping.
Parents of slain Salem State student accept his diploma Christopher Joyce, 23, was killed May 5 in Jamaica Plain. Police say he was an innocent bystander.
Encouragement and reflection at BU?s commencement For more than 7,000 Boston University graduates and their families, Sunday was a day they?d looked toward for four years ? maybe a lifetime.
?Dreamer,? as a new lawyer, plans to focus her career on immigration Leila Fajardo-Giles said she helped a 16-year-old immigrant win asylum status, but never told the girl about her own personal struggle to stay in the United States legally.
Hillary Clinton ribs Trump with Russian cap at Yale?s Class Day Clinton warned students of the ?tumultuous times? that await them and used the school?s tradition of over-the-top headwear to poke fun at the president.
The two mountain bikers did what they were supposed to do when they noticed a mountain lion tailing them on a trail east of Seattle. It wasn?t enough, authorities said.
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They?re dated, sure, but wax museums play an important societal role: They allow us to feel superior to something.
Kelly Clarkson honors school shooting victims at Billboard Awards The show?s host said she was asked to hold a moment of silence for 10 people killed Friday in Santa Fe, Texas, but chose instead to call for ??a moment of action.??
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NBA?s all-time best? It?s LeBron James Stop fighting the notion that Wilt or Michael or Larry or Russell was better.
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J.D. Martinez homered twice and Andrew Benintendi went deep for the second straight day.
Lava spatter hits Hawaii man and shatters his leg in first known injury from Kilauea volcano As lava continues to flow in Hawaii, a man on a balcony was struck.
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Abolish the job of first lady Free first ladies ?from decorative servitude, so that they may go about their own legitimate business.?
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Connor Biscan?s family gave a Globe reporter and photographer access into his world and their struggles, believing it might help other families.
After tense eye surgery, world comes into focus for gene therapy recipient Shortly after receiving Luxturna, 13-year-old Jack Hogan could see the board in class without help and take bike rides at night.
After the Game 3 disaster, Brad Stevens and his players need to answer the Cavaliers? intensity.
Lewis spoke Saturday at Twelfth Baptist Church while endorsing incumbent colleague Michael Capuano in his primary battle.
One of the oldest materials in home design is now trending like a hot newcomer. Get more design inspiration at realestate.boston.com.
The US senator addressed Lesley University?s commencement Saturday.
The Netanyahu government is attaching growing importance to its conservative Christian allies.
Severin runs a Boston-based company that?s embarking on an experiment in Mass. health care.
The annual Eclipse fashion show featured work by seniors and select pieces from other students.
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Spring House Hunt: Should parents buy property in a college town? As the spring house hunt gets underway and National College Decision Day nears, thoughts are turning to campus housing.
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