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Former national security adviser Michael Flynn has offered to cooperate with congressional investigators in exchange for immunity from prosecution.
A wintry storm in spring could disrupt Friday commute The stormy weather will arrive in Western Massachusetts Friday and slowly migrate into Boston.
Dave Epstein
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A foot of snow could be headed to parts of N.E. The storm has the potential to drop over a foot of heavy wet snow across northern New England, with lesser amounts closer to Boston.
Dave Epstein
Remembering that April Fool?s Day blizzard 20 years ago Don?t worry, this year?s storm won?t produce the same results.
Hernandez sweetheart: ?I played my role? Shayanna Jenkins Hernandez seemed to frustrate the prosecution when she repeatedly said she could not recall details about her conversations with Hernandez.
The 50 weirdest things people left behind in Ubers The ride-hailing company, in an effort ?to acknowledge Uber?s most forgetful riders,? released statistics on the most commonly forgotten items.
Republicans scramble for votes targeting Planned Parenthood VP Mike Pence cast a rare tie-breaking vote not once, but twice, to get a family-planning measure across the finish line.
Jean-Morose Viliena is the latest in a string of foreign officials brought before US courts to answer for alleged human rights violations in distant lands.
Bernie Sanders visits Boston for three sold-out events Friday Senator Bernie Sanders comes to Boston Friday for a whirlwind day of appearances, most of which appear to be already at capacity.
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It seemed a simple request when three nuns asked the city to install a crosswalk so they could walk safely to their shrine.
He couldn?t believe it was butter. So he sued Dunkin? Donuts. A Worcester man claims Dunkin? Donuts didn?t use real butter on his bagel.
In Everett, Wynn spending millions to clear out neighborhood Wynn Resorts is making plans to demolish a three-block section of a closeknit neighborhood just across the street from the casino.
Fire causes highway overpass to collapse in Atlanta A large fire has caused an overpass on Interstate 85 to collapse in Atlanta.
Paul LePage pardons a dog that was sentenced to death Despite his at-times brash personality, Maine Governor Paul LePage seems to have a soft side for pups.
Anti-transgender bus rolls into Boston, is promptly greeted by protests On the same day the ?Free Speech Bus? visited City Hall, Mayor Walsh raised the transgender flag outside the building.
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BRUINS 2, STARS 0
Paced by goals from Brad Marchand and Torey Krug, the Bruins moved to their two-goal lead by early in the second period.
KEVIN CULLEN
A banner week for ?Lock?em Up? Hodgson Details have never been Bristol County Sheriff Tom Hodgson?s strong suit. He tends to paint with broad strokes.
TV CRITIC?S CORNER
It?s musical ?Thrones? in HBO?s new trailer HBO released a trailer for season seven, which will premiere on July 16.
Television review
?The Kennedys After Camelot? resembles ?Dynasty? with Teddy and Jackie The best way to experience Reelz?s miniseries sequel is to jeer-watch.
THINGS TO DO
The Weekender: Global jazz, awkward sex, and absolutely no April foolishness The Globe?s picks for the best ways to spend your weekend.
Munch Madness: It?s the Final Four We?re nearing the end of the tournament: Only four restaurants remain. Vote now for your favorite.
Ivanka to become an unpaid government employee Ivanka Trump?s role as an informal adviser with a White House office raised concerns with ethics experts, who said it would allow her to avoid some rules.
SCOT LEHIGH
As Trump retreats, citizens step up on climate With Trump shifting to a do-nothing policy on climate change, other actors are picking up the slack.
Address: The week in real estate Our weekly digest on buying, selling, and design, with expert advice and insider neighborhood knowledge.
Special report | Part 1
The trip was over for these refugees. They had found a new home in Mass. But uncertainty lay ahead: Tomorrow, Donald Trump would be sworn in.
Documenting Hate: Submit an incident you know about If you have been a victim or witnessed a hate incident, share your information here so we can investigate.
Transplanted eyes let tadpoles see through their tails Researchers say the finding sheds light on how to connect implants and grafts to the body?s own wiring.
Boston?s No. 1 goalie will make his second start in three days Thursday vs. Dallas.
?I have to say my heart is with emerging arts groups,? Mr. Murray told the Globe in 1983, a few years into his decade running ARTS/Boston.
President Trump?s background has cast a shadow over the administration?s commemorations of women?s accomplishments this month.
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Ford said in a Wednesday filing with securities regulators that the recalls will cut pretax earnings by $295 million.
The international terrorist and self-professed Marxist revolutionary known as Carlos the Jackal received a life sentence ? his third ? on Tuesday for a 1974 attack on a Paris drugstore.
The union that represents nearly 1,200 nurses at Tufts Medical Center said they authorized a one-day strike. No date has been set.
?Paradise? tells the story of a Muslim teenager and biology teacher who develop an experiment together.
Hachette Book Group recently acquired rights to the book, which is being written by former state rep Brian Wallace and attorney Glenn Frank.
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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The Big Picture
1. A visible mass of particles of condensed vapor (as water or ice) suspended in the atmosphere of a planet (as the earth) or moon.
Ground Game
In a shift, companies leverage Trump?s tweets for their own good Instead of waiting to respond to President Trump's tweets, companies and public relations executives appear to be planning a different strategy ? offense.
