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Barack Obama told a Boston audience that congressional Republicans were effectively helping the rich at the expense of everyone else.
Photos from Boston?s JFK Library, where Obama will be honored From Patriots owner Robert Kraft to Senator Elizabeth Warren, here?s a look at who was spotted at the event honoring Barack Obama.
Adrian Walker
To save affordable health care, supporters must make voices heard Massachusetts could be a big loser if the House bill passed on Thursday becomes law.
Trump to announce conservative nominees to federal courts On Monday, he will announce a slate of 10 nominees to those courts, the first in what could be near monthly waves of nominations.
GE quickly making inroads as a civic player in Boston GE already has been busy for the past six months making serious time and financial commitments to the area?s business and philanthropic communities.
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Motive still unclear in South Boston double slaying Bampumim Teixeira, who was shot by police at the scene, remained in the hospital Sunday.
Peabody Essex Museum hires neuroscientist to enhance galleries The Salem institution is using neuroscience to heighten audience engagement as part of a five-year plan to redesign its galleries.
Stonehill College student killed while studying abroad Linsey Malia, of Easton, and one other student died after a personal watercraft hit their boat in Copenhagen.
Northampton program helps veterans with drug problems Soldier On offers a regulation-averse and relatively independent life for veterans who use its 210 transitional and permanent beds.
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Chad Finn
The Celtics got over their bad habit of first-quarter lapses, but then they suffered a relapse.
DAN SHAUGHNESSY
Celtics offer up a generous serving of turnovers Eight turnovers in seven minutes sent the Celtics on their way to a loss to the Wizards.
Celtics get run off the floor by Wizards Washington?s 26-0 third-quarter run broke open a close game and evened the series at 2.
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Although voter turnout in the French presidential election Sunday was lower than usual, it was still well above most US elections.
Emmanuel Macron defeated staunch nationalist Marine Le Pen after voters firmly rejected her far-right message.
Independent pharmacies hang on When Samuels Pharmacy in downtown Winthrop closed last month, families who had been customers for decades came to say goodbye.
TV Critic?s Corner
Trump, Clinton: made for TV Four scripted projects about the Donald Trump-Hillary Clinton race are currently in the works.
Shirley Leung
Mass. can?t become complacent about economy, says Larry Summers Even if times look good, the state should be investing more heavily in the life sciences, infrastructure, and education, says the Harvard economist.
EDITORIAL
Biggest loser in French election? Tech companies The French election exposes how little tech companies have improved since their failures during the US election.
Summer of ?67
The summer that changed Boston The nation was splintering, and Boston wasn?t immune. But something was happening here.
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The tiny fish that has helped unlock the mysteries of human disease Through studying zebrafish, Harvard?s Leonard Zon has found genes that cause human diseases.
Washington erupted for 26 unanswered points in the third quarter to stun the Celtics.
The gathering of more than 100 people came amid an apparent rising tide of bigotry and prejudice.
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This president has been sued nearly three times the number of his three predecessors combined at this point of their presidencies.
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An analyst, an editor, and a dealership general manager weigh in.
The release of the girls is by far the biggest breakthrough in a tragedy that has come to define the nearly eight-year war against the group.
The design was supposed to be revolutionary; now the company behind it is in receivership.
After a 15-year run on Fox, the show could return to network television in March ? but at a new home.
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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Venezuelan authorities say that at least 37 people have been killed during two months of protests, as demonstrators call for an election to unseat President Nicolas Maduro.
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