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Many lawmakers are cautiously open to sweetening the deal to lure Amazon?s second headquarters, but are also deeply worried about the state?s taxpayers getting hosed.
HHS Secretary Price apologizes for charter flights Tom Price says he?ll reimburse the government and he?s pledging not to take any more charters.
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In the inflamed local real estate market, $1 million no longer guarantees parking, outdoor space, or even a second bedroom.
Evan Horowitz | Quick Study
The dubious theory behind President Trump?s tax plan Tax cuts haven?t appeared to have worked in Indiana?or many other places.
Husband charged in teacher?s death had prior domestic violence arrest Years ago, Andrew MacCormack woke a prior girlfriend from her sleep and dragged her down two flights of stairs, according to court records.
Obama, Bush, and Clinton hung out at the Presidents Cup As if golfing wasn?t difficult enough, imagine having three former presidents watch you tee off.
?I screwed up royally,? accused leaker allegedly confessed to FBI Prosecutors are using Winner?s own words against her as they urge a federal judge to keep the former Air Force translator jailed until her trial.
Lynn drug dealer convicted in overdose death A 33-year-old drug dealer was sentenced to 8 to 12 years behind bars Thursday for selling fentanyl to a man who fatally overdosed on a bathroom floor in July 2015.
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Bostonians of a certain age might recall Playboy of Boston, an outpost of Hugh Hefner?s empire that operated in Park Square.
Season Ticket sports podcast to debut Monday The Boston Globe and WBUR have collaborated to produce the new program, which will be hosted by Christopher L. Gasper.
?We cannot remain silent,? Red Sox owner John Henry said ahead of the announcement of the new initiative, Take the Lead.
Brookline considers seizing college land by eminent domain A standoff is brewing over town officials? surprise announcement that they may seize 7 acres of Pine Manor College?s front lawn to build an elementary school.
Cambridge says it ?did not authorize? rejection of Melania Trump?s book donation Officials at Cambridge Public Schools are distancing the district from a letter penned by a school librarian rejecting books donated by first lady Melania Trump.
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Emmy winner Julia Louis-Dreyfus has breast cancer The ?Veep? actress reveals the diagnosis on Twitter.
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Carl Crawford on Boston: ?I carried hate for that city for a long time? The former Red Sox centerfielder is over that now.
Talking Points
Carmen Ortiz lands job at Anderson & Kreiger Ortiz?s victories include the convictions of gangster Whitey Bulger and Boston bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev.
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The rest of Canada may be celebrating its 150th birthday this year, but Quebec has the rest of the country beat. It was founded in 1608.
Anila Daulatzai, 46, was a visiting professor of women?s studies and Islamic studies at Harvard in 2014-2015.
Things to Do
The Weekender: Stone on the court, Cruise in the air, and a house on a stage The Globe?s picks for the best ways to spend your weekend.
This week in weed Witness the birth of the marijuana industry in Massachusetts and catch up on national pot headlines every Saturday.
Secrets in the Sky | Part 2 of 2
A flight plan for failure There is a troubling pattern of lax oversight by the FAA that has made the agency vulnerable to fraud, and the public vulnerable to those who mean to do harm.
Michael A. Cohen
You don?t have to carry a gun to be a patriot Patriotism isn?t about just the military.
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].
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.
An inside look at Brigham and Women?s struggle to cut costs The hospital is confronting daunting financial and marketplace forces, which are buffeting academic medical centers across the U.S.
The Red Sox will be the lone American League team in the playoffs that falls short of the five-runs-per-game threshold.
Bruce Lehane, 68, of Roslindale, who died Sept. 23, was a longtime cross-country coach at Boston University who guided scores of runners to championships.
Empty nesters no more. At least that?s the plan. On Thursday, Mayor Martin J. Walsh ? in collaboration with the Elderly Commission, the Mayor?s Housing Innovation Lab, and a social enterprise startup called Nesterly ? announced the Intergenerational Homeshare Pilot. The program?s goal is to match Boston homeowners who have a spare bedroom with a graduate student looking for housing.
The mayor?s swift acceptance of the debate invitations mark a departure from his stance prior to the preliminary election.
China, long North Korea?s diplomatic protector, has gone along with the latest penalties out of growing frustration with leader Kim Jong Un?s government.
Visible Body makes software that allows users to explore highly detailed visualizations of human anatomy.
The film is as much about off-court struggles as it is about the 1973 match between Billie Jean King (Emma Stone) and Bobby Riggs (Steve Carell).
We set out to find some thrifty things to see, do, and explore in the region.
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The Big Picture
A powerful 7.1 magnitude earthquake struck Mexico City on the 32nd anniversary of the city?s biggest quake that killed thousands.
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