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The aggressive tactics are part of a sweeping crackdown on undocumented immigrants by the Trump administration.
National fervor over Trump swamps Georgia House race From graphics designed in Boston to phone banks organized in Maryland, out-of-state attention floods a special election in suburban Atlanta.
Most of us assume the owner of T.J. Maxx and Marshalls gets its fashions from department-store leftovers and store overruns. The reality is quite different.
An armed suspect suffered a gunshot injury and died after a nearly hour-long pursuit with state troopers ended when the suspect?s vehicle crashed Thursday.
Pentagon to send more US forces to Afghanistan, report says The deployment, intended to break a stalemate, will be the largest of American manpower under Donald Trump?s young presidency.
At lawmaker ballgame, hopes for less partisan acrimony Lawmakers throughout the day on Thursday struggled to point to tangible across-the-aisle measures that would emerge from proclaimations of accord.
After shooting, some partisans apologize for rhetoric Some, but not all, of America?s political combatants called for unity.
Scalise has more surgery as authorities track shooter?s path Still in critical condition and undergoing repeated surgery, GOP House Whip Steve Scalise ?will be in the hospital for some time,? officials said.
Funeral set for Salem boy struck by train Jaydon Dancy, a fifth-grader at Carlton Innovation School, was struck and killed by a commuter rail train last Friday.
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Harvard can have its pick of candidates for president, executive search consultants and education experts say.
Golden doodles, whoodles, and giant schnoodles ? oh my! Poodles are being mixed with every breed imaginable. Everyone loves their Goldendoodles and Labradoodles ? except purebred poodle breeders.
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She saw something that wasn?t right, and she made it her business Sasha Hearn saw three kids in trouble and made it her business to intervene.
INNOVATION ECONOMY
These startups want to save you a trip to the drugstore Companies like PillPack and ZappRx are out to remake the pharmacy business.
The man who changed the hotel world is at it again with a concept he calls ?Luxury for all.?
Director seeks to replicate success of school throughout Haiti As a boy, Dr. Theony Deshommes was lifted out of poverty by the Louverture Cleary School. Now there are plans to replicate that success.
RED SOX NOTEBOOK
Rodriguez?s kneecap dislocated on June 1 and he went on the DL the next day.
Critic?s Notebook
Has reality TV?s race to the bottom actually hit bottom? Probably not. The scandal surrounding "Bachelor in Paradise? is a logical extension of where the genre has been heading all along.
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Sail Boston?s main event ? the Grand Parade of Sail on Saturday ? is only a piece of the celebration.
More than 50 ships will parade through Boston Harbor starting this week. Here?s where you can see them.
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The Weekender: Tall ships, short films, and dad jokes The Globe?s picks for the best ways to spend your weekend.
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SCOT LEHIGH
Consider Kansas: Tax cuts don?t just pay for themselves Over the last few years, Kansas Republicans learned a seemingly simple economic lesson.
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For Arbour hospitals, it?s one problem after another Arbour Health System hospitals, which serve about 16,000 patients annually, were cited again and again in state documents reviewed by the Globe.
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The FBI is offering a $100,000 reward for anyone who leads them to Donald Eugene Webb, who would be 85, or helps them find where the former New Bedford man is buried.
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From graphics designed in Boston to phone banks organized in Maryland, out-of-state attention floods a special election in suburban Atlanta.
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