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The inspector general?s office will investigate the program, in which federal air marshals follow US citizens not suspected of a crime on flights and through airports.
Vermont candidate becomes nation?s first transgender major-party nominee Christine Hallquist defeated three other Democrats to earn the party?s nomination in the governor?s race.
A Pennsylvania grand jury found that one priest was sent to a Central Massachusetts treatment facility during the time church authorities received complaints of sexual abuse against him in the early 1980s.
Pennsylvania grand jury cites Boston Globe role in uncovering clergy sex abuse scandal The Boston Globe?s reporting on clergy sex abuse prompted multiple victims in Pennsylvania to come forward, a grand jury said Tuesday.
Bristol DA demands ?common sense bail reform? A judge last year slashed bail for Jose Tirado Sanchez, who was arrested earlier this month on drug charges, and DA Thomas Quinn is angry.
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The racial gap in net worth, or the achievement gap in schools, or the crisis in unsolved homicides are more pressing than months of debate about Faneuil Hall.
The 111 is a rolling case study of all that ails MBTA bus service: overcrowding, delays caused by traffic and passengers who pay in cash, and frequent cancellations.
Omarosa Manigault Newman says Trump is trying to silence her The former White House aide declined to discuss details of her interview with special counsel Robert Mueller?s office, which she confirmed Tuesday.
Sarah Sanders says she can?t guarantee Trump has never said the ?n-word? The press secretary?s comments on Tuesday came after former White House aide Omarosa Manigault Newman alleged that she has heard an audio tape of Trump using the word.
Fury, praise for collaboration between federal agencies to target immigrants The news of the collaboration drew swift rebuke Tuesday from Democratic leaders and praise from advocates for tougher enforcement of immigration laws.
200 newspapers join Globe effort on freedom of the press editorials Some of the most respected and widely circulated newspapers in the country are included on the list.
One dead, two injured in Mattapan shooting The three people were shot in Mattapan shortly before 10 a.m., Boston police said.
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Longtime incumbent Bill Galvin and his challenger Josh Zakim spoke over each other, cut each other off, and lashed out whenever one accused the other of misleading voters.
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Rick Porcello (15-5) pitched seven innings of two-hit ball ? and even contributed a double of his own.
Man killed in crowbar crash called ?great attorney, a great persuader of judges? John Madaio was described as a man with an upbeat personality matched with a fierce commitment to protecting his clients? rights.
?I will never drink Sam Adams beer again!? Somerville Mayor Joseph Curtatone tweeted after Jim Koch praised President Trump at a dinner last week.
A bear walks into a Connecticut liquor store ? and fortunately no one gets hurt They locked him in the vestibule, but a customer walked right in. Luckily, the bear?s back was turned.
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Dorsett went down while running a route and limped off, and he did not return to team drills.
Rob Gronkowski finally splurged and bought himself a luxury item The tight end talked finances, whose lead he follows for off-the-field business pursuits, and more.
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The Frances Addelson Shakespeare Players, a troupe whose members are mostly in their 70s and 80s, will take 18 months to prepare for a production of ?Twelfth Night.?
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Jordan Peele is rebooting ?The Twilight Zone? That?s the good news. The bad news: It?ll only be available to CBS All Access subscribers.
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Don?t back away from the hard truth, Senator Warren Elizabeth Warren?s recent comments on the criminal justice system sparked a backlash.
Want to help your colleagues? Try logging off for a while A group of Boston academics found that workers who are in constant contact with each other may actually be less effective.
How to make the most of farmers? markets now Here are six things to know before you hit that local farmer?s market. And if you don?t know where the closest one is, we?ve got you covered.
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Schumer and Chris Fischer, a Martha?s Vineyard native who won the James Beard Foundation Book Award for American Cooking in 2016, tied the knot in February.
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Boston Mayor Martin Walsh, who last month was in Ohio and Indiana to stump for Democrats, will be in Iowa on Wednesday.
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No state dislikes Trump?s job performance more than Mass. The Morning Consult survey found that in Massachusetts, only 35 percent of residents approved of the job President Trump is doing, while 62 percent disapproved.
Prosecutors investigating Revere?s finances after parking meter money goes missing City councilors criticized Mayor Brian Arrigo for how his office handled the case, which originated from an audit of the city?s finances.
MIT researchers uncover major spaghetti findings MIT researchers have discovered a way to break uncooked spaghetti noodles in two. Stop smirking ? they say the breakthrough could have implications far beyond the kitchen.
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The Great Trumpkin, in a swamp all his own Omarosa turned on her former boss like one of the hosts in ?Westworld? who had suddenly woken up to reality.
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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Med students are skipping class ? and making lectures increasingly obsolete Many students feel there?s a mismatch between what they?re taught in class and what they?re expected to know on licensing exams.
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.
Brady was throwing extra passes and running sprints, even in sweltering conditions.
Mayor Martin Walsh is urging anyone with information about the murder of a Boston Public Works employee to reach out to police.
And what features are home buyers looking for to keep Fido and Fluffy happy? Room to roam tops the list.
Election day falls on the day after Labor Day, which has prompted questions about absentee ballots.
A 200-meter section of a bridge collapsed Tuesday over an industrial zone during a strong storm.
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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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