At least 59 people were killed in the worst mass shooting in US history.
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Said the local sheriff: ?He evaluated everything that he did in his actions, which is troublesome.?
?His arms were around me and his body just went heavy? Jack Beaton was killed while out celebrating his wedding anniversary ? and he likely saved his wife?s life.
After shooting, country artists ponder gun control Already, one member of a band who performed Sunday has changed his position on guns.
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Leaders won?t discuss gun control, so comedians do Late-night hosts are speaking truth to power, while dismissing the notion that it?s ?too soon? to discuss how to prevent future massacres.
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Marilou Danley was met by FBI agents Tuesday when her flight landed in Los Angeles.
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Anthony Scaramucci has a new media venture ? but what is it? For now, the project?s contours are vague. ?It?s going to start out experiential on the net,? Scaramucci said.
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Rainer Weiss got a second chance at the Cambridge university and is now a professor there. On Tuesday, he received his field?s highest honor.
Nobel Prize winners worry about the state of science funding At MIT and Brandeis University this week, newly minted Nobel laureates worried that public taxpayer support for research is drying up.
Tom Petty?s five best shows in Boston, from the first to the last Former Globe rock critic Steve Morse recalls the rocker?s most memorable performances, from 1976 to 2017.
Aly Raisman on the meaning of ?fierce? The Olympic gold medalist from Needham spoke Tuesday at the Forbes Under 30 Summit.
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With less than six weeks until Election Day, the icy political treatment has become reality for Mayor Martin Walsh?s challenger.
More claims of sexual misconduct surface at Milton Academy According to the school, six more former students say that former theater instructor Rey Buono abused them.
EU orders Amazon to pay $295 million in back taxes It?s Brussels? latest regulatory move targeting US tech companies accused of tax avoidance.
The Jim Brooks Stabilization Act would make it harder for landlords to evict tenants without just cause, such as to boost rent.
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In Puerto Rico, it was the truck drivers all along As it happens, my father was a Puerto Rican truck driver. (I?m not sure he was to blame.)
Trump hints Puerto Rico?s debt may need to be ?wiped out? ?You know they owe a lot of money to your friends on Wall Street,? he said, adding: ?you can say goodbye to that.?
6 things Trump probably shouldn?t have said while in Puerto Rico President Trump?s comments during his visit to the island raised some eyebrows.
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Relics of a bygone era are being razed as the site?s owner, CBW Lending, seeks a buyer for the 38-acre tract.
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Boston to outfit schools with modern furniture The $13 million effort will replace decades-old furniture with modern pieces that are comfortable and can be easily moved.
Yahoo?s 2013 breach affected all 3 billion accounts Yahoo has tripled down on what was already the largest data breach in history, saying it affected all 3 billion of its users.
Record ?pay-to-play? fine on beer distributor upheld by Mass. judge The ruling is a big win for regulators in their three-year crackdown on practices that are pervasive in the state?s alcohol industry.
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This Alzheimer?s patient stars in a pharma ad. He may soon be homeless Brian Kursonis, who has early-onset Alzheimer?s, is a star of the ?Go Boldly? campaign meant to burnish pharma?s image.
Charlie McAvoy, Anders Bjork, and Jake DeBrusk are expected to play prominent roles this season.
The funds would be used for housing and to treat homeless individuals with mental health and substance abuse disorders.
We found homes in Swampscott, Dennis, Salisbury, Lowell, and Plymouth.
Meanwhile, Scott Pruitt has held almost daily meetings with top corporate executives and lobbyists.
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General Motors is promising two new electric vehicles on Chevrolet Bolt underpinnings in the next 1 ½ years and more than 20 electric or hydrogen fuel cell vehicles by 2023
Talabani, once a guerrilla leader, became a unifying elder statesman who could soothe tempers among Iraq?s factions.
The job cuts come as Lahey looks to merge with Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center and several other hospitals.
An Oscar winner for ?Dallas Buyers Club,? that?s who.
It looks just like a burger. It tastes just like a burger. It bleeds just like a burger. But it?s from a plant.
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The Globe?s Stan Grossfeld turned his camera away from the game to record scenes of the carnival-like atmosphere of Fenway Park.
