The House approved a GOP bill erasing much of Obama?s health care law, answering a campaign pledge and sending the measure to the Senate.
Democrats sing ?hey, hey, hey, goodbye? after GOP health plan passes After the vote, some House Democrats waved farewell to their GOP colleagues and then started singing, ?Na na na na, hey, hey, hey, goodbye.?
The senator was blunt in her condemnation of the GOP health care bill passed by the House Thursday, saying that ?people will die? as a result of the measure.
Roll call: Who voted for the GOP health bill? The 217-213 roll call Thursday by which the House passed the Republican bill to repeal major parts of Democrat Barack Obama?s health care law.
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Is subscribing to a meal service an economic error? Not necessarily. For three types of people, a meal box subscription could make sense.
Happy Gringo de Mayo. I?ll have a burrito, please. Cinco de Mayo may not be a big deal in Mexico, but don't let your obnoxious foodie friend tell you burritos aren?t ?authentic."
While her husband retires from public life, Queen Elizabeth II maintains quite a busy schedule.
LePage administration paid more than $358,000 for private lawyers Records reviewed by The Associated Press show Republican Gov. Paul LePage?s administration has paid more than $385,000 to two private law firms since 2014.
Site of Pulse nightclub massacre to become a memorial and museum ??What began as a place for fun and joy is now sacred ground,?? Pulse owner Barbara Poma said.
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Hernandez had no drugs in his system when he killed himself in his prison cell on April 19, according to the police report.
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What will the GOP?s health care bill actually do? The measure still includes the same long-term cuts to Medicaid, higher premiums for older Americans, and smaller subsidies to help people afford individual insurance.
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The GOP?s punitive, cruel new health care bill It?s rare you see a political party openly commit political suicide, but that is what?s happening.
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Three ways of doing business with Trump Charlie Baker, Ed Markey, and Elizabeth Warren have three very different ways of doing business with the president.
Kat Stewart can still hear the whir of the engine, still running after the Jeep had crashed through the cinderblock wall at the Lynnway Auto Auction.
Milford woman arrested in crash that killed 4-year-old boy A 54-year-old Milford woman has been arrested in a hit-and-run crash that killed a 4-year old Framingham boy, authorities said.
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Joe Shortsleeve to run as Democrat in special election Shortsleeve, who voted for Donald Trump, says he is now ?deeply disappointed? in the Republican president.
Red Sox righty Steven Wright done for the season The knuckleballer will undergo a cartilage restoration procedure in his left knee Monday.
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Will the president offer a mea culpa to Australian PM? President Donald Trump got off to a rocky start with Malcolm Turnbull.
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Relieving the parking woes at Logan The parking freeze is outdated, but Massport should move on from it in a way that serves the whole community best.
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As health care bill heads to Senate, 7 winners and losers The House voted Thursday to repeal major elements of the Affordable Care Act.
The final game of a controversial and tense series begins at 7:10 p.m. at Fenway Park.
The shortfall means officials may have to make more cuts to government services.
If you have a musician in the family (who maybe makes a lot of noise), this stand-alone Cambridge condo could be for you. The three-bedroom, 2.5-bath, 2,207-square-foot Inman Square home comes with a renovated basement that includes a multi-room music studio. The property, 1456 Cambridge St., is listed for $1,325,000.
Republicans are hoping to tarnish Elizabeth Warren?s appeal in advance of a potential 2020 presidential bid.
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Prime Minister Shinzo Abe of Japan said he wanted to make explicit the status of the country?s self-defense forces, as Japan?s military is known, by amending the document by 2020.
Five teams of developers want a crack at rebuilding the McCormack complex in South Boston.
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The couple uploaded nearly 300 videos in which they screamed profanities at their children, broke toys, and recorded the children fighting.
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