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Hours after news of Scaramucci?s removal broke, President Trump tweeted, ?A great day at the White House!?
Trump dictated son?s misleading statement on meeting with Russian lawyer The statement, issued to The New York Times as it prepared a story, emphasized that the subject of the meeting was ??not a campaign issue at the time.??
A look at the Trump administration?s revolving door Thirteen. Trece. Treize. Tredici. Say it however you want ? that?s the number of high-profile appointees who have come and gone since January.
Ground game
Scaramucci firing may be Trump?s most conventional move yet Is Anthony Scaramucci?s firing the beginning of a more orderly White House?
Scaramucci erroneously listed as dead in the new Harvard Law alumni directory It?s been a bad week for Anthony Scaramucci, but not that bad.
Red Sox 6, Indians 2
Doug Fister gives Red Sox a boost Righthander took shutout into the eighth and Rafael Devers had four hits.
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The Patriots had a good ?problem,? as far as stadium problems go. Quite simply, New England has been too successful for its own good.
Jimmy Garoppolo still isn?t used to being a backup The quarterback is entering his fourth NFL season, but remains optimistic his day as a starter is coming.
Rob Ninkovich calls New England ?forever home? in farewell Instagram post On Monday, the 33-year-old shared a simple yet sincere goodbye message on Instagram.
Chad Finn
When he came to Boston, Kevin Garnett changed Celtic history Ten years ago Monday, the Celtics pulled off a 7-for-1 blockbuster that ended up wildly lopsided in their favor.
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What was Steph Curry doing at 2 a.m. in Newport this weekend? The short answer: Having a good time.
Monday morning?s commute went so well that officials are worried about drivers flooding the highway Tuesday.
Boston school?s nursing program gets warning from state MCPHS University students? sagging scores on the licensure exam triggered a review that uncovered larger problems.
Phillips Academy: two former faculty members abused students The two ex-staff members allegedly harmed students during the 1970s.
Felix G. Arroyo has been placed on paid administrative leave pending an internal investigation, the mayor?s office said.
KEVIN CULLEN
Sonia Paine knew when to flee ? and when to wield a baseball bat and fight When the Nazis began rounding up Jews, Sonia Paine knew she had to flee. But when a criminal came to her Brookline shop, she knew she had to fight.
Trial to begin for Teamsters charged with extorting ?Top Chef? John Fidler, Daniel Redmond, Robert Cafarelli, and Michael Ross are facing federal charges of conspiracy to extort and aiding and abetting.
Psychiatric hospital cited for patient-care lapses allowed to reopen The hospital was closed this spring after officials discovered serious lapses, including a boy who had been given the wrong medication for nine days.
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The Vava II, which is reportedly owned by billionaire Ernesto Bertarelli and his wife, Kirsty, was seen bobbing around this weekend.
LAZ will pay the sum for allegedly failing to implement ?contractually-required revenue controls and auditing tools.?
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Ty Burr | Appreciation
The great actress, who died Monday at 89, became famous for seeming to unveil her soul, and then only partially.
Sam Shepard, Pulitzer-winning playwright, is dead at 73 Shepard died Thursday at his home in Kentucky from complications related to Lou Gehrig?s disease.
Not quite Pikeocalypse, but drivers endure backups Here?s what you need to know about lane closures on the Pike in Boston.
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Reject police brutality, no matter what Trump says Law enforcement agencies must demonstrate that police brutality cannot and will not be tolerated.
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His parents said he just needed to sleep. A SWAT team came instead In Hingham, a welfare check on a disconsolate young man with a gun turned into something utterly unimaginable.
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.
Documenting Hate: Submit an incident you know about If you have been a victim or witnessed a hate incident, share your information here so we can investigate.
A ?perfect storm? superbug: How a fungus got health officials? attention On the ever-growing list of bad bugs, C. auris is one of the most unsettling.
The righthander provides a boost for the bullpen without the loss of any top-tier prospects.
On Thursday, campers at Camp Harbor View said goodbye to their new friends after four weeks of growing as swimmers, artists, and leaders.
A sampling of the housing market here includes an antique with five fireplaces and a town house with a private courtyard.
John Kelly sure has his work cut out for him in trying to calm the chaotic White House.
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Tesla Inc. has finally made its long-promised affordable electric car
Opponents fear Nicolas Maduro will replace his country?s democracy with a single-party authoritarian system.
A draft state report said contests with cash awards are gambling, but recommends clarifying daily fantasy sports as legal in Massachusetts.
From up-and-coming acts on smaller stages to Wilco?s main-stage, day-closing set, there were many gems to be found around the grounds.
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