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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.
Patients say they?re being unfairly forced to wait because of questions around recreational marijuana.
Governor Charlie Baker joined Democrats in denouncing the White House move to roll back a key component of the Affordable Care Act.
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In the world of landscape photography, Jenne Farm becomes a sunrise mecca each autumn.
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Longtime Republican operative Beth Lindstrom will take square aim at Democratic US Senator Elizabeth Warren, whom she hopes to topple next year.
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.
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Stores offering fresh international produce are popular with immigrants, especially those depending on government benefits, who are still unable to use them to buy groceries online.
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.
Hostages who were rescued in Afghanistan say captors killed their newborn daughter Joshua Boyle, a Canadian who is married to an American woman, said a Taliban-linked group killed their newborn daughter during their fives years of captivity.
With at least 35 dead, Calif. fires are the state?s worst Firefighters made major gains against most of the blazes in Northern California, the most deadly and destructive fires the state has ever seen.
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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.
NICK CAFARDO | SUNDAY BASEBALL NOTES
Brian Cashman followed the Red Sox? blueprint ? and may have done it better The Yankees shed veterans, built up their farm system, and came out way ahead of the transition curve.
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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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Celtics get all gussied up to kick off the season The team?s annual Shamrock Gala raises $1 million for charity.
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At Northeastern, Bill Clinton talks discrimination, division The former president led a panel discussion during the opening session of the Clinton Global Initiative event.
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Fidelity Investments chief executive Abigail Johnson and former New York mayor Michael Bloomberg appeared at a 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.
How a simple health care fix can save more lives than penicillin Atul Gawande and Malcolm Gladwell shared a wide-ranging conversation about rethinking health care, and introducing innovative systems to help save more lives.
It?s Saturday and Boston?s HUBweek festival is still going strong, with dozens of talks, films, and even some otherworldly storytelling.
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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
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.
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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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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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.
Lawyers for the estate of the former New England Patriots star dropped a concussion-related lawsuit but said they plan to refile the case in another jurisdiction.
Properties in the South End also made our biggest sales list.
While efforts in Congress to repeal the Affordable Care Act have failed, President Trump has taken matters into his own hands.
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General Motors is buying a small company that is developing Laser light sensors for autonomous cars, a move the company says will speed deployment of self-driving technology
The heavy rain in the central and northern regions disrupted transportation in some areas, hampering rescues.
UMass Boston said it received 16 letters of interest regarding the 20-acre plot that the university bought for $18.7 million in 2010.
The cast prepared for its season opener, ?In the Heights,? by chatting with Quiara Alegría Hudes, who wrote the original book for the musical.
A small space gets a pulled together look that plays up its best architectural features.
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The big Picture
Here?s what a Globe photographer saw while documenting the devastation in Puerto Rico.
