While some geneticists said Elizabeth Warren?s DNA test provides evidence of her Native American ancestry, others cautioned that indigenous identity and tribal membership are by cultural, familial, and historical ties to a tribe.
Warren?s DNA results don?t silence attacks against her Republicans were quick to belittle and dismiss Elizabeth Warren?s genetic test, with President Trump saying, ?Who cares? Who cares??
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Allen founded the software giant along with his childhood friend, Bill Gates.
Stormy Daniels loses libel lawsuit over Trump?s ?con job? tweet Stormy Daniels?s libel lawsuit over a tweet by Donald Trump accusing her of ?a total con job? was thrown out by a judge who said the president was engaging in free speech.
As trial begins, Harvard?s admissions are under scrutiny The trial has drawn global attention as the oldest and most prestigious university in the United States defends its highly selective and often secretive admissions process.
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Opinion | Aly Raisman
Child sexual abuse isn?t a kid problem, it?s an adult problem.
Former Fessenden students sue school, alleging officials ignored abuse Two men who attended the Newton private school as boys in the 1960s and 1970s say the school knew children were vulnerable to teachers and the former assistant headmaster.
It goes from bad to worse for embattled Fall River mayor Jasiel Correia II was served with an eviction notice on Monday, according to the Bristol sheriff?s office.
Authorities in Maine are investigating a suspicious letter found Monday at the Bangor home of US Senator Susan Collins.
Portraits of Holocaust survivors look history in the face An exhibit of 60 supersize portraits of Holocaust survivors is coming to Boston Common.
City councilors call for hearing on admissions process for exam schools A report that found that black and Hispanic students have a lower chance of being admitted to Boston?s prestigious exam schools despite performing as well as their white and Asian peers on the MCAS test.
Saudis ready to concede writer was slain, report says Saudi Arabia is reportedly ready to concede that a missing Saudi writer was killed in its consulate in Istanbul.
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A 21-year-old man from Mansfield will be summonsed to court for disorderly conduct and throwing an object during a sporting event after Chiefs receiver Tyreek Hill had beer thrown in his face.
Two pass plays to Gronk played a big role in the Patriots? fourth-quarter comeback on Sunday.
The Patriots game drew more viewers, although plenty of people were flipping channels back and forth last night.
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After his Game 1 start, Sale was admitted to the hospital early Sunday morning because he felt ill and was vomiting.
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The lefty was one out away from qualifying for a decision, exiting Game 2 with a 5-4 lead.
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Latest idea for Mass. Pike project: elevate the bike path along the Charles The idea is modeled off the High Line park in New York City, which travels along parts of an old elevated railway.
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Can fake news go the way of spam? Researchers are using AI techniques similar to spam filters to weed out fake news.
Downfall of Sears may boost a major development project at CambridgeSide The closure of the Cambridge Sears could help an even larger project that would include office space and housing where the store and the mall?s garage now stand.
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Celtics gather for ?family dinner? before season opener Players, coaches, and their families all headed to owner Wyc Grousbeck?s house on Sunday.
Somerville mayor says he?ll break his Sam Adams boycott if Geoff Diehl wins Senate seat A spat seems to be brewing between Somerville Mayor Joe Curtatone and Republican Senate candidate Geoff Diehl?s campaign this week.
Former NESN cameraman John Martin dies of ALS Adrienne Martin wrote Monday that there would be a memorial celebration in the coming weeks and that family was grateful for the support the past two years.
Opinion | Steven A. Tolman
National Grid lockout puts profit first, workers and safety last National Grid would rather break a union and make more money than ensure that Massachusetts can safely restore gas service.
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The MIT Stephen A. Schwarzman College of Computing will open in September 2019 as ?an interdisciplinary hub for work in computer science, AI, data science, and related fields.?
The solution can be as simple as trimming bushes and trees that are blocking windows, removing screens, or keeping blinds raised.
Andrew Cuomo questioned why state Republicans invited the founder of a far-right group to speak in Manhattan.
President Trump flew above the Florida panhandle on Monday to see the wreckage left behind after Hurricane Michael slammed its coastal communities.
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The added space would be enough to house around 2,000 employees.
The Neil Armstrong film couldn't unseat last week's top two flicks over the weekend at the box office.
Six years in science: A story of obsession, isolation, and moments of wonder In the laboratory, I felt like I understood life. But endless hours spent as a biology researcher at MIT also came with costs.
Until next year, my sweetheart In a special bonus episode, Meredith Goldstein explores what happens to summer romance when the summer ends, and ?Wet Hot American Summer? creator David Wain shares a girl-crazy memory from his own camp days.
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Are we ignoring ? or outright banning ? an easy affordable-housing fix? Mobile homes may be the least expensive and most effective means of addressing the region?s housing shortage.
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.
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