Peter Strzok, who was among those who oversaw the Hillary Clinton e-mail investigation as well as the Russia probe, was reportedly fired for violating the FBI?s policies.
State Police got many warnings on payroll abuse. And they did nothing Records show leaders were repeatedly confronted not only with remarkable amounts of OT, but also suspicious sick time claims and sloppy record-keeping.
A landmark law hopes to improve Alzheimer?s care in Mass. A first-in-the-nation law in Massachusetts requires health care professionals to undergo training on Alzheimer?s care before they can obtain or renew their licenses.
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How can you tell there?s a recession coming? There are two kinds of indicators to watch: Worrisome economic trends and excessive optimism. It?s not hard to spot both right now.
The man fatally shot at his Mattapan home late Saturday night was a Boston Public Works employee, and he had been shot before in December.
Officials say they are still seeking a motive after police recovered shell casings from a 9mm firearm that appeared to be fired from the street.
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Rain pounded the region early Sunday, and Lynn saw more than 8 inches. Closer to the city, numerous roads were closed thanks to flooding.
?Unite the Right? rally was underwhelming Organizers expected as many as 400 participants in the sequel to last year?s deadly gathering in Charlottesville, Va., but a fraction of that showed up.
In race for Suffolk DA, residency questions swirl Among political operatives, it?s an open secret, the subject of a months-long whisper campaign. On occasion, it has spilled into public view.
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In Mass., we?re still waiting for the wave of change Will 2018 be a year of political change in our state, or simply a close call for the status quo?
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Richard Sipe helped uncover pattern of clergy sex abuse Sipe, who died Wednesday, explained that the clergy abuse horrors the Globe?s Spotlight team was discovering were quite likely part of a pattern throughout the church.
Troopers chase down loose dog on I-291 A Springfield dog decided to take its morning walk to the extreme on Sunday.
The man?s ring fell off his finger while he was dropping his donation into a large boot the Gloucester firefighters were using to collect for charity.
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You?ve done it. You?ve joined the countless Americans using a dating app in their quest for love. Now, though, comes the hard part: Constructing a profile.
Trump lashes out at ?Wacky Omarosa? over tapes, says she?s a ?lowlife? President Donald Trump said on Twitter Monday that his chief of staff called Omarosa Manigault Newman a ?loser & nothing but problems.?
Critics denounced the recordings as a serious breach of ethics and security. Said a former Obama administration official: ?This is unprecedented.?
?Queen of Soul? Aretha Franklin is seriously ill The singer canceled planned concerts earlier this year after she was ordered by her doctor to stay off the road and rest.
?Beautiful? and ?Lovely?: Trump tweets reflect fixation on women?s appearances When President Trump took to Twitter to complain about two women with connections to the Russia investigation, he affixed special descriptions to both.
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John Oliver says ?astroturfing? is ?serious threat to our public discourse? Oliver called the tactics ?sophisticated, effective, and dangerous.?
New England?s smallest colleges are struggling A Globe review of federal data shows that many small, private colleges in New England are struggling to meet expenses as their tuition revenue has declined.
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What?s that weird thing on City Hall Plaza? It?s a mockup of the new Red Line trains that will be arriving soon to a station near you.
She moved to the state last year. Now she?s running for Congress. Can she win in N.H.? Maura Sullivan moved to the state three months before announcing her campaign, and she otherwise has almost zero ties to New Hampshire.
Nick Cafardo | On Baseball
It?s OK, Red Sox fans. Chris Sale was brilliant in his first game back from DL The ace showed no signs of rust after two weeks of rest with 12 strikeouts, one hit, and 68 pitches over five shutout innings.
The 42-year-old, who finished second, had his best closing round in a major with a 6-under-par 64.
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Tom Brady?s agent speaks: ?We hadn?t made much progress since the ?70s? Don Yee addressed the February incident in which WEEI host Christian Fauria used a mock Asian accent to mimic Yee, of Chinese descent.
Orca back to feeding, frolicking after carrying dead calf The Center for Whale Research in Washington state says it watched the orca chase a school of salmon in Haro Strait west of San Juan Island on Saturday afternoon.
In a church auditorium, dancers from the queer community come to flirt, unwind, and dance together to the tune of high-stepping live folk music.
An arena-rock triple play from Journey, Def Leppard, and Cheap Trick Despite their aesthetic differences, the shared classic-rock pedigree of the bands made for a natural fit at Fenway Park Saturday night.
Isaiah Thomas apologizes after using Trumpian language regarding Cleveland The former Celtics star said playing in Boston ?was all love? before calling Cleveland a ?s---hole? in an Instagram live video.
Opinion | Margery Eagan
?Everything in the country is broken? Politicians used to put the country first and do the right thing. Who believes that anymore?
TSA tracking travelers like terrorists in secret surveillance program Air marshals are conducting a new domestic surveillance program, tracking people as they fly and move through airports. It might be illegal.
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To map human memories, a scientist journeys deep into the mind of a worm Eugene Lee, a Ph.D. candidate at MIT, has been toiling to try answer a fundamental question: How do animals learn?
Seattle?s mayor talks growing pains that offer some lessons for Boston Seattle mayor Jenny Durkan spoke at a Globe event on how innovation is shaping our world, and she?s in high demand among the hundreds of mayors gathered in Boston.
More about Last Seen: The Largest Unsolved Art Heist ever A true-crime podcast about the most valuable ? and confounding ? art heist in history: the theft of 13 irreplaceable artworks from the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston.
The Patriots did something that they love to boast about never doing: pushing money into the future.
David Kullgren and Tom Trask of the state?s Forest Protection Bureau are headed west in a brush truck, which carries a 150-gallon tank.
Bigger isn?t always better. 529 Columbus Ave., Apt. 17, has just 273 square feet of living space but all of the necessities.
The president wants the attorney general to halt the investigation, which he considers biased.
The meeting will be held in September in Pyongyang, the North Korean capital, officials said.
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Mount Vernon Co. said it will open the Revolution Hotel later this year, turning the former YWCA at 40 Berkeley St. into a 164-room hotel.
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Spring House Hunt: Should parents buy property in a college town? As the spring house hunt gets underway and National College Decision Day nears, thoughts are turning to campus housing.
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