Federal agents in Massachusetts say they won?t arrest undocumented immigrants who are visiting government offices in hopes of gaining legal status, following sharp questioning by a judge in Boston over the practice.
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No one is a winner in the disarray at UMass Boston, and how to move forward isn?t evident.
Gun control laws in Mass. are poised to become more strict Massachusetts lawmakers are on course to strengthen the state?s gun laws by allowing courts to strip weapons from individuals identified as a danger to themselves or others.
Galvin disciplines employees for performing political tasks on government time Secretary of State William Galvin?s office said three employees had performed political tasks on Galvin?s behalf at times that seem to conflict with their taxpayer-funded work schedule.
Michael Cohen?s business partner agrees to cooperate as part of plea deal The development could be used as leverage to pressure Cohen to work with the special counsel examining Russian interference in the 2016 election.
Vaping may pose a health risk ? but many Mass. teens don?t know that The Massachusetts Health Council interviewed students and found many were unaware that the products could pose health risks.
Congress dismantles part of Dodd-Frank law The House has moved to dismantle some key rules for banks that were installed to prevent a replay of the 2008 financial crisis.
Bicyclist who died in cougar attack had strong ties to Boston S.J. Brooks, who was killed by a cougar while riding a bike in the Seattle area, had attended a doctoral program at Boston University.
EPA guards forcibly remove AP reporter from summit When a reporter asked to speak to an EPA public-affairs person, the security guards grabbed the reporter by the shoulders and shoved her out of the building.
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Philip Roth, Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist, dies at 85 Mr. Roth won the Pulitzer for fiction in 1998 for his book ?American Pastoral.?
?I, for one, am actually glad that our Class of ?03 finally has a real, live fascist among us,? one alumnus wrote. ?Who says Harvard isn?t diverse??
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Mookie Betts hit a three-run homer, his major league-leading 16th of the season.
STAN GROSSFELD
At 89, the NBA legend is keeping a sharp eye on his old team, and for the most part, he likes what he sees a lot.
GARY WASHBURN | ON BASKETBALL
The Celtics are not making things difficult enough for LeBron James, as they did in the first two games.
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Scientists at McGill University say overhydrating can cause serious problems.
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Capizzo?s teams won 293 games and played in nine Super Bowls. He ?always told us to win with class and lose with class, respect our opponent and never quit,? his son said.
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Three decades later, Len Bias?s grieving mother still tells her son?s story With a mother?s fractured heart, Lonise Bias found a voice that has never quieted, delivering a message of hope and inspiration to anyone ready to listen.
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Much of the state?s coastline remains in rough condition after the winter?s damaging storms, and many locations face a slow, costly recovery from the extensive damage.
Fidelity says the name of a new hotel in Seaport District conflicts with one it has owned nearby for 20 years.
Prince Harry, Meghan Markle appear at first royal event as newlyweds The couple on Tuesday attended their first royal event as newlyweds ? a Buckingham Palace garden party honoring Prince Charles for his charitable work.
Just as hammerhead sharks cruise through lagoons, hammerhead flatworms hunt through soil.
This robot submarine found a 300-year-old Spanish galleon that may contain billions in treasure The Woods Hole autonomous underwater vehicle, the REMUS 6000, located the wreck of the San José in 2015.
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Why is it my fault that she almost hit me? Plus, my toddler got a sexist gift.
Love Letters Podcast
Getting over a breakup Meredith Goldstein explores how to move on when a relationship ends.
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A new history of violence The lockdown drill is at 12:45 p.m. The rest of the faculty and I know it is coming. The students do not.
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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.
Scientists who toiled on Ebola vaccine watch as their work is put to the test The Ebola vaccine being fielded in the latest outbreak is the product of years of striving against skepticism and disinterest.
There are no excuses for the Celtics, especially with two of the final three games set for the Garden.
The cause of the devastating crash in East Bridgewater that killed four teenage boys over the weekend remained unclear.
The Bridgehampton, N.Y., property has a main house, a guest house, and a studio.
President Trump raised the possibility that the meeting could be pushed back during a White House meeting with South Korea President Moon Jae-in.
The lava in Hawaii is known to be hotter than in other volcanos, meaning it is more fluid.
The House voted 258-159 to approve legislation rolling back the Dodd-Frank law, notching a legislative win for President Trump.
The artist uses sculpture and sound to magical, and unnerving, effect.
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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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The activity of Kilauea volcano on Hawaii?s Big Island has become destructive since early May, burning dozens of homes and forcing residents to flee.
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