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She?s a social media manager for an arts-and-crafts company, and somehow became a target of a secret TSA surveillance program.
Emergency responders performed CPR on two of the swimmers, and resuscitation efforts were still in progress when they were taken to local hospitals.
The new alternative facts: ?Truth isn?t truth? President Trump?s personal attorney Rudy Giuliani says it?s ??silly?? to say Trump should testify ??because he?s going to tell the truth and he shouldn?t worry?? because ??it?s somebody?s version of the truth. Not the truth.??
Trump says his White House counsel not a ?RAT? like Nixon?s President Trump insisted Sunday that White House lawyer Don McGahn isn?t ?a John Dean type ?RAT,?? making reference to the Watergate-era White House attorney who turned on Richard Nixon.
A 2-year-old child died after being pulled from a pool in Granby Saturday night.
Alewife garage to reopen Monday after a weekend structural assessment The largest garage in the MBTA system was closed over the weekend to allow for an assessment on the structure?s condition during ongoing repairs.
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The state?s first full-fledged casino opens Friday, seven years after gaming was legalized in Mass. And this looks like no casino you?ve ever seen, as un-Vegas as Springfield itself.
Pentagon sees space as next frontier The US is perched on the edge of a new era in space militarization, and a new administration is eager to engage in a high-tech arms race.
Brennan considers legal action to stop clearance revocations Former CIA Director John Brennan said he is considering taking legal action to try to prevent President Donald Trump from stripping other current and former officials? security clearances.
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More than 1,000 people have signed a letter demanding that every US bishop resigns in the wake of the latest sexual abuse scandal to rock the Catholic Church.
Motorcyclists ride against racism through Dorchester streets The ride was organized by a Roslindale resident who recorded a video of a man going on a racist diatribe against her and her husband in Dorchester earlier this month after the couple had pulled over their motorcycles on Chelmsford Street.
Parkland survivor to join marchers calling for gun reform A survivor of the Florida school shooting and a parent of one of the victims are planning to join students in Mass. this week for a 50-mile march calling for gun law reforms.
Avenatti visits New Hampshire as he considers 2020 bid Michael Avenatti, the attorney taking on President Trump on behalf of adult film star Stormy Daniels, is attending a New Hampshire picnic held by local Democrats as he weighs a bid for the White House.
US says conserving oil is no longer an economic imperative The position was outlined in a memo released last month in support of the Trump administration?s proposal to relax fuel mileage standards.
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Devra First
The city inarguably offers excellent food and a wealth of culinary talent. But when it comes to wider recognition, it is often overlooked.
Tech Nomad
The biggest impact of 3-D printing may be in medicine The world of 3-D printing promises far more than more guns.
ON THE JOB
She?s helped launch thousands of products Bobbie Carlton has been called the den mother of start-ups, and the fairy godmother of entrepreneurs.
Worcester always wanted to be a baseball town. Now it has the WooSox. To locals, it seems only fitting that a city the size of Worcester should have a pro sports team, if not more than one.
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Rays shut down Red Sox to win series finale Five Tampa pitchers ? including former Red Sox Jalen Beeks ? limited Boston to two hits and two solo homers proved to be the difference for the Rays.
Red Sox pitchers Eduardo Rodriguez, Steven Wright nearing returns Rodriguez will pitch Monday with Portland while Wright is close to going on a rehab assignment.
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Sophia Fialkosky, 10, of Newton stars as this year?s Flying Angel in the North End?s 108th annual Fisherman?s Feast. Sophia?s great-grandmother, Anna Campo, is the oldest living Flying Angel at 94.
Love Letters
I was about to say ?I love you,? when he dumped me Did I wait too long? Or would saying those three little words have changed nothing.
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Put away that credit card. You need to use cash more Big banks are the big winners when shoppers whip out the plastic. Meanwhile, Americans sink further into debt.
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How I found my race in America When I stopped smiling like a good immigrant, I risked becoming an angry brown woman.
Music Review
Despite rain, happiness reigns at Wicked Good Festival Boston itself was the common thread running through the first Wicked Good Festival.
Melissa Ostrow
Art Review
This summer has brought atmospheric environments to get excited about.
Flushing contact lenses can cause environmental damage When the lenses make their way to a wastewater treatment facility, they do not biodegrade easily, researchers report, and they may fragment and make their way into surface water.
Trendspotting
Interest in space tourism is sky high Enthusiasm appears to have been reignited by images of SpaceX rocket boosters landing gently back on earth, Elon Musk?s Tesla Roadster shot into solar orbit, and by the prospect of traveling aboard Virgin Galactic or Jeff Bezos?s Blue Origin.
TV Critic?s Corner
E! talk show will keep Philipps very busy Busy Philipps will host a new talk show on E! called ?Busy Tonight,? the half-hour will air from Sundays through Wednesdays at 10 p.m.
Brainiac
Uncommon Knowledge: Testing for cheaters Unusual insights from the social sciences, from transplants to Christianity to secrecy.
Ideas | Jane Solomon
Jane Solomon: How ?millennial? got skunked A ?skunked term? means different things to different people, because its meaning is ambiguous or has changed over time.
COLLEGE BOUND
Transferring from community college is now a lot easier The Mass Transfer website allows students to map out their college educations and see the most affordable options.
Editorial
When it comes to commuter rail, privatization isn?t problem The T doesn?t have ? and never has had ? the in-house ability to operate the commuter lines itself.
This MBTA route showcases all of the T?s bus problems The 111 is a rolling case study of all that ails MBTA bus service: overcrowding, delays caused by traffic and passengers who pay in cash, and frequent cancellations.
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A women?s health firm pitched a much-needed drug. Men didn?t get it Antiva Biosciences is getting a front-row view of the challenges involved in pitching a company focused on women?s health.
Seattle?s mayor talks growing pains that offer some lessons for Boston 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.
More about Last Seen: The Largest Unsolved Art Heist ever A true-crime podcast about the most valuable ? and confounding ? art heist in history: the theft of 13 irreplaceable artworks from the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston.
The Red Sox center fielder also explained why Kevin Kiermaier?s effort on a ball he just missed was also a display of elite defensive skills.
He is sociable, thrives on positive attention and support, and makes friends easily.
The countdown before school has begun. Do you know where the lunch boxes are?
Of 36 metros with at least 500,000 single-family homes/condos, the ones with the lowest index: Cleveland, Boston, and San Francisco.
Elliott Broidy is accused of offering to deliver government actions for foreign officials in exchange for cash.
The temblor caused landslides on Mount Rinjani and damaged buildings.
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?I thought the worst of it was over ? I thought it was,? Elon Musk told the New York Times. ?The worst is over from a Tesla operational standpoint.? He continued: ?But from a personal pain standpoint, the worst is yet to come.?
Bobbie Carlton has been called the den mother of start-ups, and the fairy godmother of entrepreneurs.
This summer has brought atmospheric environments to get excited about.
Tell me, fellow Bostonians, why are you torturing yourselves in Cape Cod traffic?
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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
This week, Boston will get a look at some of the best gymnasts in the world during the US Nationals, which runs Thursday through Sunday at TD Garden.
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