GOP Senator Jeff Flake of Arizona said he would not seek re-election next year, delivering a forceful condemnation of President Trump and the direction of the Republican Party.
Trump, Corker feud boils over as sides meet over tax reform President Trump said Senator Bob Corker ??couldn?t get elected dog catcher?? while the senator fired back that Trump was ??utterly untruthful.??
Protester throws Russian flags at Trump as he arrives at GOP lunch A protester who apparently gained access to the press pool at the US Capitol threw several small Russian flags at President Trump.
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Significant rain is forecast Tuesday night into Wednesday, and late Wednesday night and Thursday.
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Roxbury?s Dudley Dough, a fair-wage pizza shop, to close its doors The Dudley Square business, based on a premise of economic justice and healthy food, has not been able to break even.
Amid audit showing agency lost track of sex offenders, secretary defends registry board The Sex Offender Registry Board is ?falling short? in its responsibility to protect the public, State Auditor Suzanne Bump said.
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Hundreds of mourners packed St. Anselm Church in Sudbury to bid farewell to Devin Suau, a 6-year-old Framingham boy who lost his battle with brain cancer.
N.H. congressional candidate announces bid with a logo that gets the state?s shape wrong New Hampshire voters had already called Maura Sullivan a carpetbagger when the mistake happened.
Milford man arrested for allegedly killing kittens ?for fun? A witness told officers Miguel Medina ?talks heavily about killing kittens daily and admits to killing a couple a week for fun when he is bored.?
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Women & Power
Could tech?s bro culture finally be shifting? The year has brought some moments of hope.
The business benefits of being a mom Working moms struggle to find work-life balance, sure. But these five moms share how having kids has also led to greater job satisfaction and better careers.
DAN SHAUGHNESSY
As they make a glorious return to the World Series, Gonzalez is conspicuous by his absence.
America?s Test Kitchen goes from homey brownstone to bells and whistles in the Seaport The food media company moved their 230 employees to new headquarters at the Innovation and Design building, about as far from a quirky Brookline brownstone as you can get.
The Season Ticket podcast The Globe?s Pete Abraham joins host Chris Gasper to talk about the new Red Sox manager and make a World Series prediction or two.
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There are problems with gerontocracy, including some that may be delicate to raise but are nonetheless vital for the good of the country.
Nestor Ramos
At UMass Amherst, a buffet fit for a campus king The dining program here resembles a high-end Vegas casino buffet. Is it worth it?
28 years later, falsely accused Willie Bennett speaks out about Carol DiMaiti Stuart murder Bennett was accused of killing Carol DiMaiti Stuart in 1989 in Mission Hill, but police later turned their attention to Stuart?s husband.
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Rowers, joggers, stair climbers, and others get in their workouts around Boston long before the sun has risen.
The decision by state health officials follows withering criticism from patients.
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Nurse?s aide plays video games while a vet dies at VA hospital The Bedford VA hospital admitted its care for Bill Nutter was not ?up to our standards,? but the reality was uglier. Now, the FBI is investigating.
Michael A. Cohen
These generals are following orders ? even as it leads America off a cliff Kelly, McMaster, and Mattis are enabling an incompetent and increasingly unstable president.
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Dear Jeff Bezos: Come and help us build a better Boston together An open letter to the owner of Amazon, proposing a true partnership that rewrites the relationship between a city and the big companies that call it home.
App known as the ?Uber for birth control? sparks ire in conservative states Nurx lets patients obtain a variety of contraceptives, including the morning-after pill, from the touch of a smartphone.
The old rivals are looking like the class of the AL East again for at least a few more years.
Two of the state?s 11 top prosecutors did not sign a letter that criticized the bill, which will come to the legislature in the coming days.
This six-bedroom, 5.5-bath, 5,685-square-foot home on the water in Cohasset sits on a whopping 14 acres, 7 of which comprise a private island.
The announcements appear aimed at diverting attention away from congressional probes into potential coordination between the Kremlin and Trump associates.
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An analyst, an editor, and the chairman of the World Car Awards weigh in.
Fears of a serial killer have police in Tampa escorting children to school in one neighborhood near downtown, and a city bus has changed its usual route.
A proposal on Beacon Hill would allow for higher reimbursements for the state?s least expensive hospitals and fines for hospitals where spending is highest.
Former winners of the prize include education activist Malala Yousafzai, actor James Earl Jones, and Rihanna.
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The Big Picture
More than half a million Rohingya refugees have flooded into Bangladesh to flee an offensive by Myanmar?s military that the United Nations has called ?a textbook example of ethnic cleansing.?
