From the very first day, the man who has become one of the most controversial advisers to Donald Trump, made an impression.
Starts & Stops
Worcester/Framingham line service worsensIt's not your imagination, Worcester/Framingham riders: Your service has declined dramatically.
Finger pointed at Russians in alleged coup plot in MontenegroMontenegrin authorities say two Russians commanded the botched plot.
Pipeline protesters vow to stay camped on federal landDakota Access oil pipeline protesters will not follow a government directive to leave the federal land.
Falwell says Trump offered him education secretary jobJerry Falwell Jr. says Donald Trump offered him the job of education secretary, but that he turned it down for personal reasons.
Clinton?s campaign lawyer announced plans to participate in recounts of Wis., Pa., and Mich. if they take place, yet doesn?t expect to overturn the election.
Ruth Page, who told radio listeners of nature?s beauty, dies at 95Mrs. Page was a longtime Vermont Public Radio commentator on environmental issues.
After two shot at Springfield strip club, mayor orders hearingSpringfield?s mayor ordered a hearing to be held on security procedures at the Mardi Gras strip club.
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The Desperate and the Dead: The ?new asylums?There may be no worse place for mentally ill people to receive treatment than prison, yet a growing number end up in the ?new asylums.?
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Visitors to the JFK Library Saturday reflected on the long, tense political relationship between the US and Cuba.
Jorge I. Domínguez
Fidel Castro?s footprints Time and again during his long tenure, Fidel Castro mattered for the world.
In Greater Boston, joy, relief, and worry with Castro goneMany Cubans and Cuban-Americans in Boston stayed awake all night, texting with friends and calling family members.
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CHAD FINN
I already find myself prepared for a disappointing outcome and ticked off about how I suspect the voting might go.
Is Cyber Monday actually all that special?Condensing hours of holiday shopping into a series of clicks is an attractive option.
The community gathered at Bromfield High School to cover up swastikas, anti-Semitic symbols and words, and profanities.
Kevin Cullen
Reaching refugees with musicJudy Stillman went to Greece to meet people who left everything behind.
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Santa hears about a family?s drug issueWith the state ready to take custody of her addicted sister?s children, the aunt stepped in to keep the family together.
EDITORIAL
Congress should lift embargo on post-Castro CubaFidel Castro brought the threat of nuclear war within 90 miles of US shores, a fact that should remind the incoming administration of the interlocking nature of global power.
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With no function in her legs, she?s still hiking the Appalachian TrailStacey Kozel has hiked more than two-thirds of the trail, trekking solo with a major disadvantage: She cannot walk on her own.
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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big picture
A look at how artists around the world are transforming shared spaces. Photographers captured recent exhibitions and permanent works on display in various locations for all to experience.
The Eagles are guaranteed a bowl berth after their 6-6 season.
Theresa Corley was murdered in 1978. Now her family wants to know if perhaps some bit of DNA evidence that could point to the killer was buried with her.
Turkeys visit a police station, fugitive alpacas are captured, and other odd tales from local police blotters.
A report suggests a Russian propaganda campaign helped flood social media with fake news stories leading up to the election.
A hot summer for home sales has morphed into a sizzling fall, with the number of homes put under contract up by double-digit percentage points in Massachusetts as we head into the holiday season, new real estate stats show.
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According to a study from iSeeCars, there should be plenty of deals on these models.
It?s the latest move in an ongoing chess match between Jon Cronin and environmental groups.
Fidel Castro?s rule of nearly five decades split many a Cuban family between exile and solidarity with the communist revolution ? including his own.
Director Pablo Larrain talks about filming ?Jackie,? starring Natalie Portman, as an American horror story.
The president and founder of The Metropolitan Restaurant Group discusses all things travel.
ground game
Where do the Democrats go from here?Perhaps the bigger problem for Democrats moving forward is the fact they don?t even know how to think about the future of the party.
Design New England
A Gardener?s GardenThe lush landscape around Andrew Grossman?s home and studio is a showcase of possibilities.
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A look at Steve Bannon and his years at Harvard Business School
His brother?s keeper, Robert F. Kennedy saw conspiracy in JFK?s assassination
Nick Cafardo: What are the sticking points in baseball?s CBA talks?
Ben Volin: These four AFC teams could keep the Patriots from getting to the Super Bowl
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