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Trump will spend Saturday discussing the global economy, climate, and migration issues before returning home to find the same problems that have dogged him.
The alpha-male handshake. The push to the front of the NATO pack. Trump said plenty while abroad without speaking a word.
Over the past decade, the Trump Organization has stockpiled golf courses.
Jared Kushner discussed the possibility of setting up a secret channel between Trump?s transition team and the Kremlin, The Washington Post reports.
Melania Trump?s pricey jacket draws attention in Sicily The first lady wore a Dolce & Gabbana jacket that sells for $51,000, about $5,000 below the 2015 median U.S. income.
Opinion | Andrew J. Bacevich
Trump promised big foreign policy changes ? it isn?t going to happen Trump simultaneously affirmed and recast the war on terrorism. In doing so, he almost guarantees its continuation into perpetuity.
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Clinton spoke at her alma mater Friday, 48 years after she graduated. She didn?t mention President Trump once. But that doesn?t mean she didn?t talk about him.
At Wellesley College, Clinton urges graduates to fight for truth Forty-eight years after she gave the first student commencement speech at Wellesley College, alumna Hillary Clinton returned for a repeat performance.
Police are searching for the suspect driving a blue Subaru who witnesses said was traveling 100 miles per hour in the left breakdown lane.
A change in the seasonal worker visa program means many employers didn?t get the foreign workers they count on.
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?It?s not a game,? said the founder of the International Museum of World War II about its haunting, teeming artifacts that should soon have three times the current exhibit space.
David Epstein
Will Memorial Day weekend be a washout? At this point, let?s just say that Saturday and Sunday will be better than Monday.
The three-day music festival returned in grand fashion this year with a new venue and an impressive roster including Friday?s headliner Chance the Rapper.
Zbigniew Brzezinski, national security adviser to Jimmy Carter, dies at 89 Zbigniew Brzezinski, the hawkish strategic theorist who was national security adviser to President Jimmy Carter, died on Friday.
book review
The writer reveals excerpts from the diaries (from 1977-2002 for now) that he drew on to create such works as ?Santaland Diaries.?
One resident recalls his encounters with the N.H. bears The mother bear had been in his yard so many times he thought of her as part of his extended family.
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The proposal that would impose more taxes on the super-rich to pay for education and transportation.
Renée Graham
Bill Cosby, America?s abusive father The values that Cliff Huxtable embodied were real, but the man who played him was a lie.
A marathon like no other ? to be run inside Fenway Park On Sept. 15, runners will circle the warning track more than 100 times to benefit the Red Sox Foundation.
ADAM HIMMELSBACH
So what do the Celtics do with this roster? As an intriguing offseason approaches, they clearly need to add something, but many pieces already are in place.
Celtics rookie Jaylen Brown calls Markelle Fultz ?super talented? Brown gave president Danny Ainge his honest opinion on some of the draft?s top prospects.
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Trump Today: President nears the end of a marathon trip President Trump managed to keep his cool on Twitter during the entire international trip.
Opinion | Anne-Marie Slaughter
Networks, not nation-states, will solve global crises Nongovernmental networks can solve global problems in ways that international diplomacy cannot.
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Doctor who faced retaliation for double-booked surgery worries wins lawsuit Dr. James Holsapple had ?vehemently objected? to doctors doing two operations at once.
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Advice on taking real estate photos from a Pulitzer-winning photographer In America, everyone who has a cellphone thinks they are a professional photographer. They are not.
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.
In a woman?s dying days, a quiet visitor helps light the way home The woman had cancer, and she wanted to go back home to Brazil. There were so many obstacles, but also a path ahead.
The 24-year-old lefthander allowed five hits in six scoreless innings.
David Taber is now charged with beating his 88-year-old father and later driving head-on into a police cruiser as officers tried to arrest him.
You'll have to look to Downtown Crossing and Beacon Hill to see the winner and runner up.
Newly elected Republican congressman Greg Gianforte apologized to the reporter he?s charged with assaulting.
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State police encouraged drivers to fasten their seat belts ahead of the holiday weekend.
Masked gunmen opened fire on a bus carrying Coptic Christians, killing at least 26 people, including children, and wounding 25, officials said.
Passengers will be asked to send large electronics, including tablets, through X-ray screening separately from their carry-on bags.
The season reflects the exhaustion of its main characters and the deep anxiety that goes along with Cold War espionage.
The Tony Award winner joins previously announced performers Andy Grammer and Melissa Etheridge as headliners of the extravaganza
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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John F. Kennedy was born on May 29th, 1917 in Brookline, Mass. Here is a look back at moments of JFK?s life in his home state.
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