Jared Kushner, the president?s son-in-law and senior adviser, met with a Russian banker in December in an effort to open contact with Russia?s president.
Backlog on building upkeep is mounting at state campuses The state must focus on repairing old buildings before constructing new ones at state universities, one official said.
Tsarnaevs, Manchester terror suspect have chilling similarities Similar to the Tsarnaev brothers, the bomber in the Manchester Arena attack was a son of refugees who had recently visited his parents? homeland.
Baker eyes $30 million goal for reelection bid The goal, made feasible by an elaborate campaign finance operation, would likely give him a crushing financial advantage over his challenger next year.
Cape Cod?s season is off and running, despite chilly start Provincetown businesses have been challenged by a fire, weather, and the difficulty of getting H-2B visas for foreign workers.
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Mueller is special counsel in the investigation into Donald Trump?s campaign and Russia. His granddaughter graduated today from Tabor Academy.
?Alcohol was not involved. What happened was an unexpected reaction to prescribed medications,? Tiger Woods said in a statement.
Bella Bond murder trial opens Tuesday Michael McCarthy of Dorchester is accused of killing his girlfriend?s daughter and dumping the girl?s body in the ocean in 2015.
Deford spent decades at Sports Illustrated and also made a weekly appearance on NPR?s ?Morning Edition.?
?With this executive order,? President Trump said, ?we are ending the attacks on your religious liberty.?
Bystander smashes window to rescue woman from burning car ?Everyone thinks I?m a hero,? the man said, ?but I don?t really think I am.?
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Intermission is short and the line for women?s room is long at the Boston Opera House. Paula Brennan?s job is to keep things moving along.
NICK CAFARDO | ON BASEBALL
With five strong innings, the lefthander proved he was ready to return to the majors.
Gypsy moths have found yet another way to annoy people ?It?s like the itchiest thing,? Tammy Morey said. ?I can go into a fit of scratching like a madwoman.?
Visitors to John F. Kennedy?s birthplace on a quiet street in Brookline extolled a presidency built on unity and a broad worldview.
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The true meaning of Memorial Day In a foxhole with bullets whizzing overhead, two 21-year-olds resolved that if one of them didn?t make it, the survivor would tell the other?s mother how her son died.
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Memorial Day is a ?sacred day,? Boston Mayor Martin Walsh said, adding that the annual ceremony is ?one of Dorchester?s most beloved traditions.?
At Cambridge Cemetery, a mystery solved ? and remembered For decades, Brian Cutler?s family had no idea who was leaving flowers on his uncle?s grave at each Memorial Day weekend.
Portland, Ore., mayor doesn?t want free-speech rally Ted Wheeler said the events are inappropriate in the wake of last week?s stabbing incident.
A movie chain will host five women-only screenings of ?Wonder Woman? in Austin, Texas, and New York., prompting both praise and complaints.
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Think America?s largest generation is just a bunch of self-absorbed sex-crazed socialist slackers? Millennials say, think again.
The painting, stolen by Nazis during World War II, will be auctioned this July.
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We owe our veterans quality education and good jobs Education and training play a key role in easing the transition from military to civilian life.
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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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Trump wasn?t always so linguistically challenged. What could explain the change? A striking decline in Trump?s speech could reflect changes in the health of his brain, some experts say.
David Price pitched well in his return, but Dustin Pedroia sprained his wrist in the loss.
?She lost her life because she was so full of life,? said a friend of 18-year-old Annie Krantz.
You'll have to look to Downtown Crossing and Beacon Hill to see the winner and runner up.
John Kelly made the comments Sunday during a television interview.
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State police encouraged drivers to fasten their seat belts ahead of the holiday weekend.
The visit demonstrated Macron's prowess in global politics, but he pulled no punches in a blistering attack on Russian state media outlets.
Historically, installing solar panels was a pricey proposition, but more homeowners are doing it now.
There are only 13 episodes left ? to be spread over two seasons ? before the game is up.
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John F. Kennedy was born on May 29th, 1917, in Brookline. Here is a look at moments in JFK?s life in his home state.
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