French President Macron disputed President Trump?s claim that NATO allies agreed to boost defense spending beyond 2 percent of gross domestic product.
Trump administration says 57 small children reunited with family, 46 deemed ineligible Nearly half the children under 5 remain separated because of safety concerns, the deportation of their parents and other issues, the administration said.
The FBI agent who oversaw the opening of the Russia investigation mounted an aggressive personal defense Thursday, rejecting accusations that he let his political views bias his official actions.
Mass. House votes to try addiction medications in some prisons The proposal, which needs approval by the Senate and the governor, would provide buprenorphine and methadone at six prison-run facilities.
Woman injured after becoming trapped between train and platform on Red Line The woman suffered minor injuries after somehow getting stuck beneath the skirt of a train in the Central Square T station.
Brett Kavanaugh at times reported liabilities that could have exceeded the value of his cash accounts and investment assets.
Family recalls Haverhill teen?s ?legacy of love? as alleged killer arraigned The grieving mother of Bryce Finn said her son ?brought happiness and love? to many people.
2 indicted in assault on Boston College hockey player A grand jury indicted a New Jersey police officer and another man on charges of assaulting a B.C. hockey player ? who is Lindsay Lohan?s cousin.
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Aaron Hernandez story to be subject of first-ever Globe Spotlight podcast The saga of the former Patriots player, who was convicted of murder and later committed suicide in his prison cell, will be the subject of a podcast produced by The Boston Globe and Wondery.
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Music review
In the first of his two solo shows in Boston, Young leaned heavily into his ?70s catalog and was an amiable, absent-minded storyteller between songs.
Even though Tropical Storm Chris is moving away from Massachusetts, swimmers are being warned of potentially dangerous currents.
INNOVATION ECONOMY
Smart ideas for home security can turn into a high-risk business Both of these local startups had novel ideas for protecting people?s homes, but only one caught on.
Banks are offering higher interest rates for savings accounts. But you still need to be smart Risk-averse people who have the means to sock away some cash are now able to earn a decent guaranteed return from bank savings, money market, and CD accounts.
Yvonne Abraham
Women in law paint picture of harassment In the law, as everywhere else, women said they were afraid to report the incidents of harassment because they feared being labeled as humorless, or a troublemaker, or worse.
Perspective | Magazine
My black sons wanted to know: What?s it like to be a white male right now? Answering that question was more complicated than I expected.
Chad Finn | Sports Media
The Sports Hub remains top-rated radio station in Boston The Sports Hub earned a 10.6 share overall in the 25-54 male demographic from March 29-June 20. WEEI was second (7.2).
JIM MCBRIDE I AFC EAST PREVIEW: JETS
How are things shaping up for the Jets? Well, quarterback remains their biggest issue For the time being, third overall pick Sam Darnold will learn from veteran Josh McCown.
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Nestor Ramos
The North End uprising that drove the coffee giant away has some troubling implications.
Papa John?s founder resigns as chairman The company made the announcement late Wednesday, hours after Schnatter apologized for using a racial slur during a conference call in May.
Stormy Daniels arrested at Ohio strip club Porn actress Stormy Daniels was arrested at an Ohio strip club and is accused of letting patrons touch her in violation of a state law.
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Al Horford, Amelia Vega welcome newborn daughter There?s a new addition to the Horford family.
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What lies in the lab: The gruesome murder at Harvard that transfixed New England Wealthy George Parkman vanished into thin air one day. Then a janitor started snooping around a Harvard lab and made a grisly discovery.
Opinion | Marc C. McGovern
We?re writing a new law on noncompetes ? let?s get it right Better protections for workers from noncompetes are overdue in Massachusetts.
For refugees in Kenya, an education in hope The Kakuma Refugee Camp is a holding center for thousands dispossessed by war and conflict. A New Hampshire university has made it the focus of its global plans.
Could pulses of light lead to higher-tech cochlear implants? Scientists are trying to determine whether optogenetics could one day help improve someone?s hearing.
Seattle mayor Jenny Durkan spoke at a Globe event on how innovation is shaping our world, and she?s in high demand among the hundreds of mayors gathered in Boston.
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After two straight bad outings, David Price needs to get back on board with the rest of his winning Red Sox teammates. But he says he?s figured out why he wasn?t pitching well.
In early May, the governor and the head of the State Police promised a crackdown on overtime spending, including a decrease of up to 40 percent in one of its most costly units.
The property, 385 Commercial St., has a Murphy bed for a bedroom and a kitchen with granite counters.
In his statement posted on Twitter, the former secretary of state said the president?s broadside against Germany had weakened the United States.
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Toyota's newest hatchback promises functionality and performance.
Paul Manafort, who asked for a delay citing a lack of access to his lawyers, had more than 100 phone calls with his attorneys in the past three weeks, according to prosecutors.
Some residents in Boston?s downtown waterfront are trying to block the skyscraper from being built, saying it?s too ?grandiose? for the area.
Boots Riley?s ?Sorry to Bother You? is the story of how the leading character struggles at his job until he discovers his ?white voice,? at which point his phone sales take off.
The Sikorskys took over Bradford Camps in 1996. The camp was founded in the 1890s by Will Atkins and has been in constant operation since.
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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 Big picture
Established in 1992 following the arrival the ?Lost Boys of Sudan? and with a population of nearly 190,000, the UNHCR refugee camp in Kakuma, Kenya, now resembles a sprawling shanty town.
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