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An official said that law enforcement found no evidence that Paddock ever came to Chicago during the weekend of Lollapalooza.
Moulton says Paul Ryan told him ?there?s no way to do a little? on gun control ?I just went up to the speaker, and I said ?Mr. Speaker, can we do anything on guns???? Seth Moulton said.
If only taming an erratic billionaire and reality-TV-star-turned-president were as simple as battlefield tactics in Iraq.
Pence vows US will return to moon, go to Mars With soaring rhetoric, Vice President Mike Pence said the United States will ?return American astronauts to the moon? and lay a foundation for voyages ?to Mars and beyond.?
Cannabis exposition comes to Boston and no, that smell is not in the air The Cannabis World Congress & Business Exposition came to town ahead of an expected boom in the New England pot industry.
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Along with the vast Suffolk Downs property in East Boston, the Walsh administration plans to propose perhaps three or four other sites around the city.
Netflix raising US prices by 10 percent for most popular plan The move could boost its profits but slow the subscriber growth that drives its stock price.
Brookline wants to seize Pine Manor?s land, and the college is ready to fight At a meeting this week, the college?s president described the proposal as shocking.
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Smith & Wollensky wants to sizzle in the suburbs The Irish investors who bought the steakhouse group are turning to decidedly unexotic locales in the US suburbs for expansion.
Cam Newton regrets sexist comment to female reporter The Panthers quarterback told the reporter, ?It?s funny to hear a female talk about routes.??
?Monopoly man? trolls former Equifax CEO Richard Smith at Senate hearing Sporting a tuxedo, an enormous white mustache, and a bulging bag of $100 bills, Werner said her goal was to photobomb Smith as he testified.
Tropical Storm Nate could threaten Gulf Coast as potential hurricane Nate is expected to drench parts of Central America and Mexico before potentially hitting the US Gulf Coast as a hurricane over the weekend.
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Self-proclaimed populists love to blame ?over-educated know-it-alls? for the government?s ills. Now the scapegoating has taken a dangerous turn.
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The US attorney?s office may be looking at whether Dr. David Samadi was in the operating room for ?critical parts? of his surgeries.
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The Red Sox open the playoffs, the Bruins open a new season, and the Patriots play on Thursday Night Football.
Day game a headache for some Red Sox fans The news that the Sox would open their series with back-to-back games during work hours was received by diehard fans as not a gift, but a problem.
Can police use a traffic stop as a shortcut to arrest you? The state?s highest court is taking up a challenge to the police practice of stopping a person for a traffic violation in order to investigate a different crime.
Whistleblower at Interior Dept. resigns: ?Keeping my voice more important? than job Rather than accept a job and be ??tucked in a corner,?? Joel Clement vowed to work instead toward Secretary Zinke?s ouster.
The Season Ticket podcast On the eve of a new hockey season in Boston, Kevin Paul Dupont joined Chris Gasper to talk about the outlook for the Bruins. Then, columnist Chad Finn chatted all things Celtics.
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Children of priests step out of the shadows A growing number of people who say their fathers are priests are speaking out, drawing attention to an invisible legion of suffering.
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How to lure Amazon to Boston Boston will never compete with other regions based on low costs, so we must play to our region?s strengths.
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IBM lobbying blitz seeks to shield Watson supercomputer from regulation A STAT examination shows the lengths to which IBM has gone to shield Watson from government scrutiny.
The last time the Patriots were 2-2, Game 5 was the start of a pretty impressive turnaround.
Danielle Mastro allegedly admitted to causing the crash that killed Deborah Combra, saying she was ?dope sick? and in need of heroin at the time.
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It takes a lot to unite Congress in outrage these days, given how divided along party lines it?s become. Equifax this week managed that feat.
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Police in a New Hampshire city are planning to crack down on loud motorcycles
A comedian managed to walk up to May during a speech and hand her a P45, a form given to people in Britain being laid off.
Rates could rise 24 percent if the Trump administration makes good on a threat to end government subsidies that help lower the cost of insurance.
The Swedish Academy cited the British author for ?novels of great emotional force.?
We are living in a time that?s awash in disaster ? natural, environmental, societal. It?s time to wake up.
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Photographers from the Globe captured images of Hurricanes Irma and Maria, remembering the Sept. 11 attacks, signs of fall, and the football season in full swing.
