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In a new shift, Massachusetts district attorneys offices begin asking police witnesses about open cases

In a significant shift in the way prosecutors handle police witnesses, district attorneys in Massachusetts are more thoroughly screening officers who testify for the prosecution for any pending complaints against them.

Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen says US could hit debt ceiling as soon as June 1

The US is projected to reach its debt limit as early as June 1, if Congress does not raise or suspend the debt limit before then, Janet Yellen told lawmakers on Monday.

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Driver convicted of murder for running down man with his truck in 2021 racist attack in Belmont

Prosecutors say the two motorists were arguing on Upland Road as Tapia stood outside his own car, when Kapsalis used a racial slur and deliberately ran over Tapia with his truck.

Lindsay Clancy transferred to Tewksbury Hospital, according to court records and her attorney

The Duxbury woman who allegedly killed her three young children and then tried to end her own life is now a patient at Tewksbury Hospital, according to court records, her lawyer, and prosecutors.

Second Easthampton School Committee member resigns over controversial superintendent search

Laurie Garcia submitted her resignation to the committee on Saturday, just weeks after member Shannon Dunham also announced she was leaving.

Smoldering wreckage is seen after a crash involving at least 20 vehicles shut down a highway in Illinois.

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Former Hopkinton deputy police chief indicted on child rape charges

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‘We’re just going to come back’: Tents removed at Mass. and Cass as Wu administration sweeps area

The Wu administration launched an effort to remove tents installed by unhoused people at Mass. and Cass Monday, with city workers cleaning up the area and unhoused people picking up their belongings after fliers distributed last week announced the sweep.

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Tucker Carlson owns a home in Bryant Pond, part of Woodstock, in Maine. Route 26 cuts through the village.

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Tucker Carlson has referred to Bryant Pond as his “favorite place in the world” and described the time he has spent in town, about 60 miles north of Portland, as the “one constant” in his life.

Michael Serpa (bottom left), the chef and owner of Little Whale Oyster Bar, worked with his team to screw boards into place to set up their outdoor dining space on Newbury Street.

It’s opening day for outdoor dining in Boston, but the patios are just beginning to sprout

May 1 marks the start of Boston’s fourth summer of expanded outdoor dining, though around 150 restaurants still have applications, and the North End remains mostly off limits.

President Biden put on sunglasses as he made a joke about becoming the "Dark Brandon" persona during the White House Correspondents' Association dinner at the Washington Hilton in Washington on Saturday.

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The oldest sitting president at 80 years old, Joe Biden poked fun at his age and in the process took a swipe at Don Lemon and media mogul Rupert Murdoch.

The Kendall power plant in East Cambridge is being re-fitted to generate steam power by drawing water from the Charles River.

A new energy source for downtown Boston: the Charles River

The owner of a Kendall Square plant is launching a project to generate steam for Boston and Cambridge by drawing water from the river that runs between them.

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Boston Children’s Hospital pays $15 million after child dies during sleep study

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Judge was hurt last Wednesday making an awkward headfirst slide at Minnesota. He stayed in the game and started Thursday at Texas, but left in the fourth inning.

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