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Prime Minister Theresa May called for tougher measures to fight Islamic extremism after attackers killed at least seven people and wounded 48.
?London Bridge will never fall down? John Stokes?s favorite bridge in the whole of the British capital is London Bridge because of the spectacular views it offers.
The British prime minister said extremism has been tolerated for too long. ?Enough is enough,? she said.
President Trump takes a swipe at London?s mayor on Twitter President Trump also pushed his stalled travel ban, took on gun control supporters, and pledged that the US will be there to help London.
The tens of thousands of who descended on Manchester weren?t there just for a concert. They also wanted to send a message: We are not afraid.
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Andrew Benintendi homered twice to back Sale?s seventh win, giving Boston a split of the series.
This playful N.H. landscape is far from garden-variety What began as a lark more than 30 years ago has grown into one of the most beautiful and intriguing private landscapes in New Hampshire.
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Theodore Geisel, under the name Dr. Seuss, became one of the best-selling children?s authors in the world. A museum about him is now open in his hometown.
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Shakira and Harrison Ford spotted (separately) around Boston Harrison Ford was seen around Boston, and social media took note.
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Days before a hearing, President Trump appears unlikely to try and block fired FBI Director James Comey from testifying.
Susan Rice says no evidence Trump travel ban would make US safer There?s no evidence President Trump?s travel ban would make the US safer, his predecessor?s national security adviser said.
Putin says he ?didn?t really even talk? to ex-Trump adviser Flynn The Russian president said he barely interacted with Donald Trump?s former national security adviser at a dinner in Moscow in 2015.
In well-mannered public radio, an airwaves war The most remarkable part of WGBH?s ascent is that it largely spared its chief rival, steadily building a base without damaging WBUR.
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How Tinder, OKCupid spawned a genre of slang ?Ghosting,? ?breadcrumbing,? ?cushioning? ? America is swiping right on dating lingo.
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Piersall, who bared his soul about his struggles with mental illness in his book, was a two-time All-Star and a two-time Gold Glove Award winner.
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Are Boston?s statues honoring all the right men? As the racist relics of the American South come slowly down, we should cast a critical eye on our monuments.
The man sped off after an officer attempted to pull him over for an alleged expired registration.
Vermont museum wants Revolutionary War boat saved from lake bottom A Revolutionary War gunboat may see the light of day under a museum plan to raise, preserve and put the vessel on display.
The 87-year-old driver was trying to park her vehicle.
Connecticut State Police say a tractor-trailer carrying 40,000 pounds of bananas rolled over onto its side on Interstate 95.
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Fixing genes won?t fix us We?re betting that we can engineer our way out of problems through biochemical transformations. But what if we can?t?
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Former top Mass. lawmaker often helped his business, family Former House assistant majority leader Garrett Bradley had a pattern of taking actions that advanced his business and personal interests.
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Compression tights fail to curb runners? muscle fatigue Nike funded a study to learn whether compression tights (like those it sells) help runners go farther, faster. Turns out, they don?t.
With the security of an NHL head coaching job, he can live close to Boston as he plots his strategies.
George Hodges was defeated in Saturday?s election by an incumbent and a Muslim-American woman.
The family-owned drugstore has closed after 146 years, but fond memories linger.
There will be a mix of residences, ranging from one- to four-bedroom units, all of which have water views and private outdoor space.
It?s customary for former presidents to not criticize the current office-holder, but President Obama is casting tradition aside.
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New leaders at Ford make changes to speed up decisions, embrace technology to prepare for fast-moving industry of the future
On the eve of the Arab-Israeli war, 50 years ago this week, Israeli officials raced to assemble an atomic device.
Sheppard, senior director for adult education programs at Quincy Asian Resources Inc., founded the online English school Ginseng.
The comedian said he was surprised his comment about Boston being ?the most racist city I?ve ever been to? caused so much commotion.
Arts groups and music promoters throughout the Bay Area have lined up more than 60 exhibitions, performances, and festivals.
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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