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A New Hampshire home-health care provider repeatedly asked the agency to pay its bills. Why it wouldn?t was a frustrating and inscrutable mystery.
Trump on racial slur: ?I don?t have that word in my vocabulary? Former aide and TV co-star Omarosa Manigault Newman says she?s heard a tape where the president could be heard saying the N-word.
London police believe crash at parliament was terrorism Witnesses said the crash appeared to be deliberate. The man driving the car has been arrested, police said.
ACLU says documents prove agencies wanted to ?trap? immigrants Internal agency communications show filed in court show federal agencies coordinated to bring unauthorized immigrants into government offices.
The unidentified troopers were temporarily relieved of duty and placed under internal investigation.
Deepwater Wind
Many energy experts expected low prices, but they were surprised by just how low the numbers were.
In the white nationalist movement, fault lines are visible Old-school racist groups, neo-Confederates, and Internet-savvy white identitarians can?t agree on a leader or a particular brand of intolerance.
About 30 animals were found along the shore near Saco on Sunday and Monday, a wildlife official said.
As facilities crumble, MBTA boasts of a balanced budget The transit agency is in rare health, according to the books, but years of deferred maintenance is coming home to roost.
Somerville?s mayor: ?I will never drink Sam Adam?s beer again!? Why? Joseph Curtatone is upset with Boston Beer chairman Jim Koch?s praise of President Trump.
Trump finds another way to snub John McCain The president signed a $716 billion defense policy bill named for the ailing senator from Arizona, but didn?t say his name.
Australian archbishop avoids jail time for covering up abuse A court ruled Tuesday that Archbishop Philip Wilson could serve his one-year sentence in home detention, rather than jail.
Turkey says it will boycott US electronic goods It was unclear how the country intended to enforce the boycott.
Plagiarism claims dogged Sonya Larson?s ?The Kindest,?? which had been selected for the marquee session.
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With acceptance rates plummeting, college coaching has gone extreme.
The former White House staffer says a BU study links consumption of diet beverages to increased chance of stroke and dementia.
Here?s what Paul Pierce says Celtics players need to do to win the title ?When you have that type of talent,? Pierce said, referring to the team?s stacked roster, ?they?re going to have to learn to sacrifice.?
The fax machine may present a vulnerable point where hackers can infiltrate an organization?s network, a report finds.
STAN GROSSFELD
This is serious mountain biking ? down an actual mountain Going down a zigzag course on two wheels is different from skiing: There is no snow to break your fall.
Stephen Miller?s uncle takes aim at an ?immigration hypocrite? David Glosser, a former BU School of Medicine professor, said immigration policies Miller endorses would have prevented their family from coming to the US.
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Opinion | Jeff Sessions
The US attorney general outlines Operation SOS, his plan to prosecute synthetic opioid trafficking.
Sheet metal workers? union says new contract is ?fair? More than 1,200 members of Sheet Metal Workers Local 17 had walked off the job Aug. 1. They approved a contract Sunday.
TV Critic?s Corner
CNN, a producer of the film, says it will run Sept. 3 at 9 p.m., then again at midnight, then again on Sept. 9 at 8 p.m.
The quarterback sported a new helmet at practice this week ? a change that won?t be necessary until next season.
NAMES
A Waltham magician amazes on ?America?s Got Talent? ?A lot of magic feels like you?re trying to fool someone,? Shin Lim said. ?[But] I?m trying to change the outlook on card magic ? to make it more artistic, more visual.?
They just can?t quit gloating.
Following Dick Lehr?s 2003 Globe article, a man was freed after more than a decade in prison.
In Bryon Hefner case, a judge rules that witnesses will remain confidential Attorney General Maura Healey?s office argued the records could provide a window into ?additional? potential victims.
Shark bites bass off hook off Monomoy Island A family aboard a fishing boat had two close encounters with a great white shark Sunday when the shark snatched a fish off a child?s line and then returned minutes later.
How to build a successful online dating profile 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.
Editorial
Saying no to campaign-finance loopholes Dark money is creeping its way back into Massachusetts elections. Candidates should refuse it.
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.
It took the long-shot reliever 11 years to get back to Fenway after an ill-fated tryout, and now he?s a reliable option out of the bullpen.
Scott Connolly, who worked at the compounding pharmacy from 2010 to 2012, is part of a group of lesser-known defendants.
And what features are home buyers looking for to keep Fido and Fluffy happy? Room to roam tops the list.
Ethan Sonneborn, one of the four Democrats seeking the party?s nomination, isn?t old enough to vote, let alone drive.
The United States has begun restoring sanctions, exacerbating a financial crisis in Iran that has sent its currency tumbling.
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CEO Bill Phelps is excited by the idea of Boston sports fans munching on his pretzels.
The Boston native plays a version of himself: a guy who has the chance to make it big with a cable comedy special.
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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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