Patients say they?re being unfairly forced to wait because of questions around recreational marijuana.
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Governor Charlie Baker joined Democrats in denouncing the White House move to roll back a key component of the Affordable Care Act.
President Trump lit a fuse this week that will blow a hole in the Affordable Care Act, but the collateral damage could very well include fellow Republicans.
Evan Horowitz | Quick Study
Trump?s move to kill Obamacare subsidies might not matter much In the Byzantine world of health care, the effect on lower-income Americans could be limited.
Ground Game
Did Trump just throw a bomb into the ACA ? and his own reelection? Trump?s move to consider removing subsidies for health insurance for lower-income Americans might be the worst political decision he has made so far.
Reince Priebus interviewed by Mueller team The interview is a sign that Robert Mueller?s investigation is now reaching into the highest levels of Trump?s aides and former aides.
Family freed from captivity returns to Canada US-Canadian couple Caitlan Coleman, Joshua Boyle, and their three children landed in Canada late Friday, five years after they were kidnapped in Afghanistan.
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The former president lead a panel discussion during the opening session of the Clinton Global Initiative event.
Couple whose puppy was shot and killed ?heartened? by support Someone in Maine even offered to give them a new dog.
Ophelia may become Ireland?s strongest storm since 1961 Category 2 Hurricane Ophelia is threatening everything from farms to a golf course owned by the family of President Donald Trump as it heads for Ireland.
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Two powerful billionaires appeared at HUBweek event on City Hall plaza.
Boston?s housing future? Compact living spaces, no parking If you think parking in Boston is scarce now, just wait a decade or two ? when it all but disappears.
The Season Ticket podcast New Boston College Athletic Director Martin Jarmond joins Chris Gasper to talk about creating a winning culture.
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As he loaded his truck early one Saturday morning last May, farmer Chuck Currie had high hopes of raising some badly needed cash by selling fresh veggies and pasture-raised beef.
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Healey takes aim at Eversource Attorney General Maura Healey has her sights trained on a prominent target: Eversource, New England?s largest utility.
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In Weinstein?s wake, will anything change? It?s tempting to imagine this moment is evidence of some sort of progress. Is it?
Weinstein scandal inspires others to tell their stories of workplace harassment, assault Here are some people who have revealed their own experiences with workplace sexual harassment or assault since the allegations against Weinstein became public.
Celebrities including Chrissy Teigen, Alyssa Milano, John Cusack, and Mark Ruffalo joined the movement after Twitter briefly suspended Rose McGowan?s account.
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In the world of landscape photography, Jenne Farm becomes a sunrise mecca each autumn.
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A Dinner With Cupid reader speaks up about what daters are getting wrong More than 20 years after an awkward first date, some advice for disappointed Dinner With Cupid participants
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Spotlight follow-up
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.
Michael A. Cohen
Trump is everywhere and Americans are getting buried The president is on every TV screen, every cell phone, and every front page. And he?s not going away.
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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.
Who will pay for a $1 million drug? Gene therapies raise tough questions Drug makers, insurers, and patients are debating complex questions about cost, value, and payment plans.
The playoffs are right around the corner. See which teams improved their outlook in Week 6.
His M33 Growth fund will invest in young, fast-growing companies.
Properties in the South End also made our biggest sales list.
Puerto Ricans across Massachusetts were frustrated and angry with President Trump?s early morning tweets Thursday.
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New $80K Ford pickup truck is latest entry in growing market for luxury trucks
Northern California?s wildfires have killed 31 people ? making this the deadliest week of wildfires in state history.
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Thursday night, Symphony Hall rocked with fiddling chops.
The movie?s as heartbreaking and as true a portrait of modern America as the news will never show you.
Forty galleries from the United Kingdom, France, Canada and the United States take part in the Boston International Fine Art Show Oct. 19-22.
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The big Picture
Here?s what a Globe photographer saw while documenting the devastation in Puerto Rico.
