Attorney General Jeff Sessions cannot follow through with his threat to withhold public safety grant money to sanctuary cities, a judge says.
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The investigation stemmed from the Yankees accusing the Sox of stealing catchers? signs with the aid of an Apple Watch.
Dorchester man charged in two killings last weekend A reputed gang member has been charged with fatally shooting a man on the Southeast Expressway and murdering a woman in his home hours later.
The man was struck by an outbound commuter rail train on the Franklin line, police said.
N. Korea leader says he will complete nuke program The North?s state media carried Kim?s comments on Saturday, a day after U.S. and South Korean militaries detected the missile launch from the North Korean capital of Pyongyang.
Pelosi was reportedly interrupted by men during WH meeting ? and she said something about it Nancy Pelosi reportedly found herself in a position that might be familiar to working women: She was being interrupted by the men around her.
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A week after the listing for the Brattle Street properties hit the market, more than 100 notices of interest from would-be buyers have come in, brokerage says.
Massive manhunt follows terror blast at London tube station An explosion sent commuters stampeding at the height of Friday?s morning rush hour.
Brookline is about to consider a modest proposal: Let?s rename the town?s governing body the ?Board of Selectwomen.?
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For $750,000, Salt Island could be yours.
Brookline private school reaches settlement over claims it barred a disabled child The family of a 5-year-old girl said their daughter was barred admission to a prestigious school but was ahead of her peers cognitively.
Books from a Cambridge divinity school are headed all around the world Through a series of word-of-mouth connections and generous gestures, approximately 70,000 books are going to libraries from China to Zambia.
When anxiety keeps kids from school School refusal is an issue that has only recently earned wider recognition, but one that school administrators say is a persistently vexing problem.
Paddle boarder gets a whale of a surprise in New Hampshire Mike Lamagna was fishing on his paddleboard when a humpback whale appeared just a few feet away from him.
Equifax says its chief information officer and chief security officer are leaving the company.
Harry Dean Stanton dies at age 91 Stanton was widely loved around Hollywood, a drinker and smoker and straight talker with a million stories who palled around with Jack Nicholson and Kris Kristofferson.
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Here?s what Tom Brady eats on an ?average day? As he as done in the past, Brady advocates eating ?real foods? and achieving balance ? almost to an extreme.
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Nerves are rattled in this outlet town. The windows in storefront after storefront display identical bulletins of economic distress: Retail space available.
Massachusetts officials say they are keeping an eye on Hurricane Jose, which is expected to churn up high surf in New England.
Love Letters
Having dreams about another man Ever since he messaged about his girlfriend, I?ve been weirdly jealous, and I keep having sex dreams about him.
Fuller and Lennon will face off in Newton mayor?s race The two veteran city councilors pulled ahead in a seven-way preliminary contest Tuesday and will face each other on the final ballot in November.
A hockey pro dies, and coach he said raped him is free David Gove, a former Cape Cod hockey prodigy, is dead at 38. Felony charges have been dropped against the coach he said raped him as a boy.
This week in weed Witness the birth of the marijuana industry in Massachusetts and catch up on national pot headlines every Saturday.
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From the White House to Harvard, US norms are being shredded Norms that once held our democracy together are getting trampled.
Fall Arts preview
A guide to the best of what to see and do in Boston A complete guide to movies, music, books, arts, theater, and family events in the Greater Boston area this season.
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].
Armed with data, and Twitter, this doc takes on the medical establishment Dr. Vinay Prasad crusades for the principle that scientific evidence, not hope or hype, should guide medical practice.
American Michael Wardian was the first finisher at the inaugural Fenway Park Marathon.
The new space offers students a new living space with more than 250 beds across seven floors, Mayor Walsh said.
Rob Robillard explains how a door works.
The Treasury Department said that concerns about secure communications prompted Secretary Steven Mnuchin to make the request.
LONDON ? A major public inquiry into the deadliest fire in Britain in more than a century opened on Thursday, with the retired judge who is leading the investigation citing a ?sense of anger and betrayal? among former residents of Grenfell Tower in London, which was engulfed in flames in June.
The gift comes from the sale of shares in a privately owned Billerica-based educational tech company.
The actress will appear in the upcoming Lifetime series ?You,? a psychological thriller.
?I Love You, Daddy? may, or may not, hit close to home.
School refusal is an issue that has only recently earned wider recognition, but one that school administrators say is a persistently vexing problem.
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The Big Picture
Hurricane Irma devastated Caribbean islands and left a path of destruction all over the state of Florida.
