Mike Dubke worked closely with White House press secretary Sean Spicer and served as a behind-the-scenes player helping manage communications strategy.
Ground Game
Five countries in 9 days, but back in the US it?s all about Russia While President Trump was out of the country, the Russia stories only increased in scope and intensity.
Trump repeats criticism of Germany as Merkel stands by stance The renewed criticism comes after German Chancellor Angela Merkel?s suggestion that her country needs to adopt a more independent stance in world affairs.
Trump's actions have unsettled Americans, McCain says In a Sydney speech, Senator John McCain said Australia wasn?t alone in questioning whether America was still committed to upholding peace and justice around the world.
Here?s how Trump likes to get his intel: in small bites The president consumes classified intelligence like he does most everything else in life, ravenously and impatiently.
Unlike suspect in mugshot, N.H. police take pot possession seriously ?It is illegal to possess recreational marijuana in New Hampshire, even if you only ?smoke it in Massachusetts,?? the department said.
?Everyone thinks I?m a hero, but I don?t really think I am? A man who pulled a woman from her car after a violent wreck in Reading downplayed his role.
Mayor Ted Wheeler asked the federal government to revoke a permit for one rally and block another.
Chilling similarities between Tsarnaevs, Manchester bomber Like Dzhokhar and Tamerlan Tsarnaev, Salman Abedi was a son of refugees who had recently visited his parents? homeland.
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The defense sought to paint the man accused of murdering 2-year-old Bella Bond as a caring, intelligent person.
Live updates: Opening statements in the Bella Bond trial Michael McCarthy of Dorchester is accused of killing his girlfriend?s daughter and dumping the girl?s body in the ocean in 2015.
The search is still on for the mother of the juvenile bears, whose fate has caused a major debate in Hanover.
Gypsy moths have found yet another way to annoy people Gypsy moth rashes were first documented in the early 1980s, during the last major infestation in the Northeast.
The real drama in Boston?s theater district? The intermission dash to the ladies? room. 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.
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A New York artist is sparking controversy after he installed a paper mache dog that appeared to be urinating on the recently-installed ?Fearless Girl? statue.
The American Repertory Theater?s 2017-18 lineup will feature four world premieres.
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Red Sox don?t have a lot of infield depth options in minors If Dustin Pedroia is out for an extended period of time, a trade could be necessary to give the Red Sox more infield options.
Bruins sign Anders Bjork to a three-year entry-level deal The forward is coming off his junior season at Notre Dame, having led the Fighting Irish to the Frozen Four.
The report says officers woke Woods, who had ??extremely slow and slurred speech?? and told them he took several prescriptions.
The Alamo Drafthouse Cinema chain said that the project could expand to other locations around the country.
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We need a real Russia policy ? one with teeth, and pause Through ruthlessness and calculation, Vladimir Putin?s Russia has taken on Western democracy. So what must America do?
Spotlight Follow-up
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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Harper was drilled in the right hip by a 98-m.p.h. heater from San Francisco?s Hunter Strickland
John Keenan would replace Patricia Meservey, the only female president of the state?s public universities.
You'll have to look to Downtown Crossing and Beacon Hill to see the winner and runner up.
The goal, made feasible by an elaborate campaign finance operation, would likely give Baker a crushing financial advantage in 2018.
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State police encouraged drivers to fasten their seat belts ahead of the holiday weekend.
Noriega, a onetime friend of the US, was ousted by American troops in 1989.
There are few places in the world where you can buy things with bitcoin, but its value is rising.
If 2017 isn?t providing you with enough political drama, Netflix has just dropped the fifth season of ?House of Cards.?
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