Haitians upended by 2010 earthquake face uncertainty
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The Trump administration is weighing whether to end temporary protected status for Haitians affected by the 2010 earthquake.
Politics
What?s next for James Comey? Probably not ?a normal job?
Few can boast of a résumé like the former FBI director?s. There?s just one problem: He was fired by the president.
Kellyanne Conway says Anderson Cooper?s eye roll was ?possibly sexist?
It was the eye roll seen ?round the world. Here?s what the White House counselor had to say Sunday about the now-viral interaction.
On Beacon Hill, new talk of raising taxes
On the table: taxes on millionaires, marijuana, soda, and more.
This might be why you haven?t gotten your tax refund yet
If tax season wasn?t aggravating enough, tens of thousands of Mass. residents also received these unnerving notices.
Five ways to become a smaller target for ransomware hackers
??There?s some truth to the idea that people are always going to hack themselves,?? one expert said. ??You?ve got to keep your systems updated.??
North Korea says new missile can carry heavy nuclear warhead
The claim, if confirmed, would mark a big advance toward the North?s goal of fielding a weapon capable of reaching the US.
Former St. George?s School chaplain admits to molestation claim
Howard White Jr., who was stripped of his priesthood by the Episcopal Church, pleaded guilty to molesting a student in Boston in 1973.
Family says JetBlue kicked them off a plane over birthday cake
A New Jersey family said JetBlue Airways kicked them off the plane for storing a birthday cake in an overhead bin.
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Neighbors clash over Cambridge restaurant?s smoke
Diners love the smoky flavors of Shepard in Cambridge. Neighbors? Not so much.
Not everyone is happy about all-electronic tolling
In the past year, the number of E-ZPasses in circulation has increased by 587,000, about 22 percent, according to the state.
Dennis Lehane talks about dropping out of Emerson . . . at Emerson commencement
?It?s like I somehow swiped left, but we ended up hooking up anyway,? the author said to a roar of laughter.
Adrian Walker
New arts center helps reclaim a piece of Chinatown
Planners hope the Pao Arts Center will become an anchor the neighborhood has been missing.
Annual Mother?s Day anti-violence walk draws thousands, despite rain
Participants donned purple ponchos as they made their way from Dorchester to City Hall.
Game Changers
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Media
It takes a village to publish a book. Just ask JP bookstore Papercuts.
The shop owner and her only full-time employee founded Cutlass Press at the tiny store last year.
RAYS 11, RED SOX 2
Long day for Red Sox ends in blowout loss to Rays
A tedious 4½-hour game started and finished in terrible weather conditions.
Even Red Sox fans might have applauded this Derek Jeter speech
Jeter captained the Yankees during much of a 20-year career that ended in 2014 and included five World Series titles.
Tensions rise as swastikas are found in UNH dorm
The swastikas came at the end of a week of sit-ins and meetings with administrators to discuss racial insensitivity.
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Fifty-one bright ideas and breakthroughs for 2017
In a revolutionary place like Boston, innovators and innovations are as common as bad drivers. See who made our annual list.
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Jackie Bradley Jr. hopes he?s on right track
The slumping Red Sox outfielder had two hits Saturday, including a key double during the four-run fifth.
Metro
?Your parents can be paid off,? says Lionel Richie
After accepting an honorary degree at Berklee, Richie relayed the story of when he told his father his plans to go into music.
Real Estate
Recent home sales south of Boston (May 12)
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Politics
Trump surrogates mostly avoid Sunday news shows
Few members of the administration wanted to speak about last week?s firing of the FBI director.
Cars Search This Week's Specials
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Clapper says democracy ?under assault? by Trump
The former US intelligence chief expressed dismay over the abrupt dismissal of the FBI director.
Business
Real estate?s new normal
Homeowners are moving less, creating a drag on the economy, fewer commissions for real estate brokers, and a brutally competitive market for first-time home shoppers.
Arts
?King Arthur? falters at box office
The gritty reimaging of the Excalibur myth starring Charlie Hunnam as Arthur debuted in third place.
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