Instead of coming together, the elected officials President Trump needs for help were sprinting away from him Thursday.
Trump travel ban goes into effect The Trump administration?s travel ban temporarily barring some citizens of six majority-Muslim countries from coming to the US is now in place.
Hawaii files court challenge on travel ban Hawaii asked a court to clarify the scope of the travel ban, saying the government?s latest restrictions go further than the Supreme Court allowed.
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As a limited version of the ban took effect at 8 p.m., the scene at Logan Airport was calm.
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Lawmakers asked to hit up lobbyists, companies to fund national confab Tapping lobbyists, special interests, and an array of corporations, Mass. legislators are raising seven-figure sums to bankroll a national conference.
The GOP?s Better Care Reconciliation Act is really unpopular, and not just because it has a name that is incomprehensible to most Americans.
The Boston officer made a racially charged video with the tagline, ?This summer, black people have met their match.?
Go to Maine for the fireworks. Stay for the government shutdown Just as tens of thousands are expected to visit Maine for the July Fourth holiday, the state government is likely to shut down Friday night.
KEVIN CULLEN
Fire can?t end gentrification of Ashmont The six-alarm blaze that left a Dorchester apartment building?s roof collapsed showed that fire can do nothing to gentrification except slow it down.
Questions remain on changes to pot law Details were ? choose your pot pun here ? hazy, being hashed out opaquely, obscured by smoke.
Aetna opts for a base in New York, not Boston The insurance giant is moving its headquarters to New York City after nearly two centuries in Hartford, Connecticut.
You can add Amazon to the list of companies beating a path to Fort Point.
Lacking financing, utilities put $3 billion natural gas pipeline plan on hold Access Northeast is the second massive natural-gas project in New England to be shelved because of financing problems.
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Talking devices are on the rise, but a lot of the action is happening on the other coast.
Not everyone?s Fourth of July plans include arriving at the Esplanade at 10 a.m. in hopes of snagging the perfect spot.
?Workations? blur line between jobs and time off The ability to stay connected to co-workers 24/7 is invading vacation time in a big way.
West Nile virus detected in mosquito in the Berkshires Mosquitoes often test positive for the virus in the last week of June, state health officials say
Beloved end-of-school picnic in Salem is a thing of the past Lack of funding, dwindling interest cancels the annual end-of-school gathering at Salem Willows.
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CRITIC?S NOTEBOOK
The steady stream of TV appearances by journalists in the Trump era counter the caricatures promoted by the president.
RED SOX 6, TWINS 3
It looks like Mookie Betts has turned the corner Betts capped a big series and the Red Sox got contributions from all over the lineup in support of David Price.
Christopher Muther
After tragedy, the buzz returns to Manchester A visit to Manchester, England, showed strong resolve and civic pride after a shocking tragedy.
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Steaks, seafood, and swagger at Mastro?s Ocean Club This is food to make deals over: Seafood towers, sushi, steaks, and chops.
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Distracted driving is killing us. Here?s one way to stop it. Distracted driving is killing us. Here?s one way to stop it.
Fifty-nine years of stories from one address With an eye toward the future, the Boston Globe said goodbye to its longtime Dorchester home this week.
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What realtors and sellers are required to disclose to buyers ? and what they aren?t There are only two things state law requires a seller to tell you.
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See how fireworks injuries skyrocket on the Fourth of July The Fourth brings patriotic displays of color, smoke, and sound ? and a slew of emergency room visits from burns or blast wounds.
Triplett tied a Champions Tour major record to lead a host of low numbers.
Mr. Corcoran, 85, was a two-time Olympic skier who brought World Cup competitions to the White Mountains.
The family?s Minnesota farm just outside the city limits had been homesteaded 100 years ago, but now was the time to provide homes for returning veterans.
The U.S. House voted to cut off some federal funding for state and local governments that have ?sanctuary? policies preventing their personnel from cooperating with federal immigration officers.
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Hoping to beat the traffic to the Cape this holiday weekend? If you?re planning to leave Thursday afternoon, it will probably be too late. ?Six o?clock on Thursday, that?s probably the single worst time,? said Glenn Cannon, director of technical services at the Cape Cod Commission, a regional planning agency that studies summer traffic patterns [?]
Human rights groups warn that despite the appearance of victory over the Islamic State, tens of thousands of people remain in danger of ISIS violence in and around Mosul.
Regulators have become increasingly concerned in recent years about mergers creating dominant players in some sectors and have derailed several health care deals.
Composer R. Murray Schafer?s String Quartet No. 2 (?Waves?) is inspired by an unusually deep study of the sonic qualities of the sea.
?Saving Sea Turtles,? at the New England Aquarium?s Simons IMAX theater, shows rescue operation.
We caught up with Menzel to talk about all things travel.
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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China is the world?s biggest tea producer, and employs around 80 million people as farmers, pickers and sales people.
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