Many families that make a decent living are getting edged out of the city as housing prices and rents skyrocket.
President Obama will be attending a Labor Day breakfast at Boston?s Park Plaza hotel from 8:30 a.m. through noon.
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A frantic rescue effort could not save a great white shark that stranded itself on Whitecrest Beach in Wellfleet on Sunday.
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So-called ?tele-town halls? is a new favored forum among many members of Congress, especially on controversial issues.
A revolving door of principals is creating fresh challenges for the newcomers as the district also adjusts to a new administration.
Candidates fanned out across Boston this weekend, searching for something that may be in short supply Tuesday: voters.
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Catherine Piedad knew well the isolation of working far from home. But she never felt more alone than in the basement of a $1.7 million Newton home.
Their injuries are not life threatening, and the 2 a.m. incident may have been gang-related, said police.
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Some may quip that Yankee is as old as its average reader. But the publication isn?t ready for the journalistic nursing home just yet.
Featuring chapters across the country, the once tiny group of disenfranchised fans now boasts 30,000 dues-paying members.
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Returning home from a two-week European tour, the Boston Symphony Orchestra faced a situation boarding their flight.
Kim Davis has appealed a judge?s decision to jail her for refusing to issue marriage licenses to gay couples.
There?s no need to leave Fido at home when you hit the road. We sleuthed out four ultra-pet-friendly digs in New England.
Tom Brady keeps personal feelings on Deflategate to himselfThe Patriots quarterback spoke about having his suspension lifted, but would not go into great detail.
The Patriots coach talked Sunday about parting ways with Reggie Wayne and Jonas Gray, among others.
Minnesota dentist Walter Palmer said he feels safe enough to return to work, but declined to say where he?s spent the last six weeks.
Red Sox 6, Phillies 2
Red Sox complete sweep of PhilliesDavid Ortiz hit his 497th career home run as the Red Sox took three straight from baseball?s worst team.
Ted Cruz sells himself as antiestablishment candidateThe US senator from Texas stopped in N.H. on Monday to open his campaign office in Manchester.
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Independent contractors, or abandoned workers?A big issue in today?s sharing economy is that there?s too much riding on the distinction between contractors and employees.
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A record number of migrants, most of them refugees fleeing war and crisis in the Mideast and Africa, are seeking asylum in Europe.
HubSpot memoir incident prompts federal probeAn assistant US attorney in Boston and an FBI cybercrimes agent are working on the case, sources said.
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Christian martyrs must not be forgottenWhy don?t Christians tell the stories of their faith?s victimization so the world takes notice?
Charley Hoffman shot a 41 on the front nine and his three-shot advantage has disappeared.
The state?s last thoroughbred racetrack held the first of three days of racing, featuring food trucks, music, and gambling.
Other odd tales from the police blotters: A mannequin scares a woman, a clam digger is caught, and more.
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2015 was a good year for Volkswagens and Subarus.
About 8,000 migrants were expected to arrive in Germany by early Sunday, after an arduous and emotional journey through Hungary and Austria.
It was an urgent plea from his children that finally jolted House Speaker Robert DeLeo to have 80 percent of his stomach removed.
Whether you?re going to school, upgrading your system, or outfitting a home office, now may be a good time to shop for laptops.
Pop culture and politicians from both sides of the aisle have been mingling since the advent of TV.
There are problems in Detroit, but the clouds are slowly parting after the city powered through bankruptcy.
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Obama visit to bring Boston road closures Monday
For some domestic workers, a life of isolated servitude
Middle-income population falling in Boston
14-foot great white washes up on Cape Cod beach
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