According to state officials, about 28,000 customers were without power as of 11:15 p.m.
Compared to 1986, partisanship will test today?s GOP on tax cuts Today?s Republican leaders are pursuing a very different strategy to try to pass their yet-unseen tax overhaul legislation, when compared to past efforts.
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The move comes amid increased scrutiny of a tiny, politically connected Montana company?s role.
??On Broadway, Donald, they call it a ?LIMITED ENGAGEMENT? - just like we?re planning on making your presidency,?? Michael Moore fired back in one of a dozen threaded tweets.
CNN broke news in the Russia probe; Roger Stone?s resulting rant got him yanked off Twitter Stone launched his last tweetstorm after the network reported that someone was likely to be arrested in that investigation ??as soon as Monday,?? Don Lemon told his viewers.
Man dressed as clown found asleep in stranger?s home was carrying cocaine, police say Officers found the Wilmington man intoxicated and in an upstairs bedroom around 3:30 a.m.
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Over fifty activists took a knee in silence on the steps of the Massachusetts State House on Sunday to mark the anniversary of the death of a man shot to death by police.
A United Airlines flight from Munich made an emergency landing Sunday afternoon because of a possible fire on board the plane.
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?Please, President Trump, please. . . Don?t send me home. I have family here.?
It?s one of six cities where the Drug Enforcement Administration will send investigators.
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Like many Hall of Famers, Denise Graffeo?s younger days were full of the indignities that come with life in the bush leagues.
CHRISTOPHER L. GASPER
Patriots continue to benefit from opponents? mistakes No matter where they call home the Bolts still play like Dolts sometimes.
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Plenty for the Patriots to work on in the bye week There is plenty for the Patriots to work on in the bye week, and other thoughts from Sunday?s victory.
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Tom Brady said the offense ?just hasn?t been up to what we?re capable of doing.?
The camouflage jacket, which seemed a tad warm for 60-degree weather, sparked an ESPN push notification that some found unnecessary.
Ex-Obama speechwriter dressed as handcuffed Jared Kushner for Halloween President Barack Obama?s former speechwriter Jon Favreau has some extreme Halloween skills, it appears.
Hopper?s retooling of an old idea takes flight Hopper executives never forgot their original idea for suggesting vacation ideas to customers.
More than 10 percent of city school buses are late, despite MIT?s help On a rainy day last week, the delays were particularly bad ? 20 percent of the buses arrived late.
Are doctors pushing off hard talks too long? Doctors who counsel immunotherapy, experts say, are postponing conversations about end-of-life wishes with their patients ? sometimes, until it?s too late.
My sister?s cancer might have been diagnosed sooner . . . Several studies show that many physicians consider the time spent with obese patients a waste, and they don?t hesitate to broadcast their biases in the examining room.
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With pressure mounting to produce a social-media worthy display, Halloween whisperers are earning big bucks to shop for severed heads and spray bushes with spider webs.
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Paying men and women equally helps companies, so why don?t they? Investment fund manager Natasha Lamb is on a mission to get companies to commit to equal pay for women. And she?s getting results.
At least 100,000 visitors are expected on Halloween, and city officials hope many will use public transportation.
The Season Ticket podcast Trenni Kusnierek joins host Chris Gasper to talk about the Celtics? winning streak and sexism in the sports media.
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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.
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Boston Fire Department slides backward on diversity Mayor Walsh didn?t create the diversity problem in the fire department, but he needs to place greater emphasis on solving it.
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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.
The fantastic voyage of a bag of cells hot-wired to kill cancer Wiring cells to kill cancer takes a month and requires a team of 150 doctors, nurses, scientists, and couriers.
The Patriots stretched their winning streak to four games, and brace for the Broncos Nov. 12.
Mourners wore T-shirts that showed the smiling face of the 7-year-old they had come to bury: Javian Candolario.
Built in 1888, the Joseph Thorp House in Cambridge has quite the history, including most recently being home to the former US ambassador to Austria. It sold for $7,400,000 on Friday, Oct. 20, making it the region's biggest sale this week.
A conservative website with ties to the Republican establishment wanted to look into then-candidate Donald Trump?s background for negative information.
The nation?s rapidly advancing capabilities have scrambled military calculations across the region.
The bank?s new ?Inclusive Communities? plan will represent about a 50 percent increase in annual community reinvestment spending from 2015 levels.
What kind of government would devote itself to election tampering, e-mail hacking and leaking, and fake news?
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