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The growing demand for short-term units is raising concern that every-day renters are getting crowded out.
Globe/Suffolk University poll
Is Boston racist? City is split along racial lines Fifty-seven percent of those who identify as black said the city is racist, compared with 37 percent of whites.
GLOBE/SUFFOLK UNIVERSITY POLL
Marty Walsh has big lead over Tito Jackson in mayoral race The incumbent Walsh is ahead of Jackson by 31 percentage points, according to poll results.
Globe/Suffolk University poll
It costs a lot to live here ? and voters aren?t happy The survey found that 49.2 percent of voters rated the price of housing a 1, or ?very dissatisfied.?
Susan Collins is waiting for CBO score on Senate health bill ??I have very serious concerns about the bill,?? said Susan Collins, the Republican senator from Maine.
In a new strategy, White House officials on Sunday said the Obama administration was to blame for not taking action against Russian election hacking.
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As a Harvard undergrad, Donald Trump?s future son-in-law bought dozens of rental units in the city. Tenant complaints soon followed.
Gay pride parades nationwide take on a political tone In a year when leaders are anxious about President Trump?s agenda, organizers in New York and San Francisco were more focused on protest.
An 8-year-old girl was hit in one of two overnight shootings in Boston, police said.
153 killed in Pakistan oil tanker explosion Dozens of people raced to the scene of a tanker crash to collect fuel oil. Then an explosion happened.
It was a seemingly common sense suggestion: Maybe it?s time to rethink how a town calls its top governing body. Then the debate started in Wakefield.
On June 26, 1997, Bloomsbury Children?s Books published a book that changed popular culture in a host of unexpected ways.
Immigration court backlog grows, and families put in peril The crisis has put 500,000 people in limbo, deprived some families of income, and torn at the fabric of others.
Video shows a teen falling off a Six Flags ride ? and a crowd gathering to catch her A teenage girl escaped serious injury Saturday evening after falling 25 feet from an amusement park ride in upstate New York.
Hundreds gather to hear the Dalai Lama speak Some people waited at least an hour at the Sheraton Boston Hotel on Sunday morning, many wearing traditional Tibetan-style dress in bright pinks and reds.
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Editorial
Sheriff Thomas Hodgson?s views on immigration are inflammatory and unsupportable.
first opinion
I didn?t want to witness the anguish of loved ones in unbearable pain. But how could I not? What is a caregiver supposed to do when someone you care for is in extreme pain?
gut check
Does living in a city make you psychotic? Research suggests that urban living may have an effect on psychosis-related episodes.
ANGELS 4, RED SOX 2
Doug Fister solid but Red Sox drop rubber game to Angels Fister pitched into the seventh inning and gave up three runs in his Sox debut.
Erin Andrews, ex-NHL player Jarret Stoll marry in Montana Sportscaster Erin Andrews and former NHL player Jarret Stoll have tied the knot.
Prince Harry once ?wanted out? of Britain?s royal family The prince said the time he spent in the army was ??the best escape I?ve ever had?? and that he thought about giving up his title.
Have an investigative news tip? Do you know about wrongdoing that needs to be exposed? Call the Globe Spotlight team: 617-929-7483 or [email protected].
Ideas | Mark Peters
The lexical history of leaking It?s one of the most popular and controversial political words of recent times.
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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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Daniel Chebii and Joan Chelimo took the top spots Sunday in Boston.
Valedictorian Maybelline Pérez Villatoro wants to use her success to motivate thousands of others.
Erron Kinney, who played six years for the Titans, is Sherborn?s new fire chief.
After a shaky start, the White House hopes the Senate debate will allow the president to turn the page on health care.
Hundreds of rescue workers tapped, poked, and dug through the earth and rubble left by a landslide in Sichuan province.
Chang shows up just about everywhere in Boston?s startup landscape.
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In Salem, Glass?s patterns and cycles invited a trance-like state.
In broad daylight, the Maine city can seem pleasant ? idyllic, even. But King imagined evil creeping out of every sewer grate and shadow.
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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The huge forest fire that erupted on June 17 in central Portugal killed at least 64 people and injured hundreds more, with many trapped in their cars by the flames.
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