Moody?s Investors Service said voters? decision to reject a charter school expansion plan is ?credit positive? for the state?s urban governments.
Senate Democrats split over how to challenge TrumpDemocrats are in disagreement over how to proceed after last week?s stunning election results.
Hillary Clinton makes first public speech since concessionClinton reflected on her devastating defeat, acknowledging the difficulty of her loss for her supporters and urging them to persevere.
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South Carolina?s lieutenant governor said he?s been asked about the attorney general job, and that the governor is being considered for secretary of state.
From an ex-wife to the Patriots owner to boxing pro Floyd Mayweather, the president-elect isn?t just meeting with political bigwigs.
Sanders urged his supporters to mobilize against bigotry and hold President-elect Donald Trump accountable for his campaign promises.
Yvonne Abraham
When hatred finds its voiceDonald Trump?s hatefulness has seeped into American society ? or, more likely, allowed the bigotry that was always there to ooze into the open.
Harvard, janitors deal may have ripple effectIn a span of just five months, thousands of low-wage union workers in Greater Boston have racked up victories against powerful institutions and employers.
Terrence M. Cunningham gained national attention last month when he apologized for historical injustices police have perpetrated against minorities.
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Internet and social media giants are vowing a crackdown on false stories and hate speech, but is a purge in the making?
2016 politics may make Thanksgiving table feel uninvitingThanksgiving has always been a potentially perilous time for families. This year, it?s even more so.
Movie REview
J.K. Rowlings?s ?Fantastic Beasts? is high-flying fun?Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them? tries to do everything and comes awfully close.
ART REVIEW
Getting to grips with grief, in powerful art exhibit?Doris Salcedo: The Materiality of Mourning? is a small, important show that negotiates a very big subject.
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MUSIC
Natick?s own Jonathan Richman conducted an interview by mail in advance of returning to hold court at the Middle East next week.
Mass. leads the way for a national crackdown on ?pay-to-play?Federal regulators reached a record-high settlement with a Massachusetts beer distributor that illegally paid Boston bars to carry its brews.
South Boston industrial park eyed as spot for helipadAfter months of reviewing sites, the Walsh and Baker administrations settled on a city-owned pier behind the Blue Hills Bank Pavilion.
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Harvard study asks: Whose side are NFL doctors on?A new report states that because doctors are paid by the teams, they may put teams? business above players? health interests.
The Red Sox righthander had his best season with a 22-4 record and 5.91 strikeouts per walk.
EDITORIAL
After a big loss, Democrats need reformWhether or not Nancy Pelosi wins reelection as minority leader, Congressional Democrats clearly need to take a hard look at reforming their party.
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Spotlight Team: The desperate and the dead
A suicide in the courtroomDefendants with mental illness are much more likely to receive punishment than treatment, putting Mass. courts behind much of the country in addressing the mental health crisis.
Boston Globe coverage and the movie ?Spotlight??Spotlight? is based on the stories and the reporters behind the investigation of sexual abuse in the Catholic Church.
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Emotions are running high in the wake of the presidential election.
Thomas had 30 points and six assists, almost singlehandedly picking apart the Mavericks.
Forty-two aspiring officers were sworn in Wednesday as members of the first Boston cadet class since 2009.
The comment underscored the degree to which the new administration?s approach could reverse central tenets of US foreign policy.
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Residents rushed for cover and doctors cowered with their patients in a hospital basement amid the relentless onslaught.
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The cunningly arresting show ?Fertile Solitude? is at the Boston Center for the Arts? Mills Gallery.
The Celtics guard teamed with two organizations to assemble family food kits for the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children.
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20 candidates who could run in 2020 It?s on to the next one. And for Democrats -- and even some Republicans -- 2020 can?t come soon enough.
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A Gardener?s GardenThe lush landscape around Andrew Grossman?s home and studio is a showcase of possibilities.
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Democrats know why they lost, but won?t fix their problems
I don?t want Trump to succeed. I want him to fail spectacularly.
More than 150 House members urge Trump to rescind Bannon appointment
Is fake news the first casualty of Trump election?
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