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Despite Dan Koh?s small lead, with less than two weeks until the primary, nearly 30 percent of likely voters say are still unsure who they?ll pick in the Third Congressional District.
National realtors group has spent nearly $300,000 to help Mike Capuano defeat Ayanna Pressley The National Association of Realtors is funding online ads, direct mail, and polling in the Seventh Congressional District.
?If I ever got impeached, I think the market would crash,? President Trump said, though he added ?I don?t know how you can impeach somebody who?s done a great job.?
Here?s how Sarah Sanders responded to questions on Michael Cohen and Paul Manafort As reporters peppered President Trump?s spokeswoman with question after question about Cohen and Manafort, she repeated the same mantra over and over.
Can Charlie Baker take credit for the state?s ?$1 billion surplus?? In a new TV ad, Governor Charlie Baker touts his fiscal management skills, as well as the state?s $1 billion budget surplus. But why the state had all that extra cash is far more complicated.
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?You were registered ... and you didn?t vote,? Secretary of State William Galvin huffed to his primary challenger.
Activists who support stricter gun laws embark on Worcester-to-Springfield march The group plans to end the march Sunday at the headquarters of firearm maker Smith & Wesson.
The summer of 2018 has been one of southern New England?s hottest in nearly 150 years.
Dead great white shark found on Truro beach Officials from the Atlantic White Shark Conservancy said experts planned to do a necropsy of the animal.
Payments for marijuana licenses appear to skirt state law A Globe review found all 19 provisional licenses issued by the cannabis commission are tied to host community agreements that appear to violate the agency?s own guidance.
Harvard expert?s criticism of coconut oil widely shared online Coconut oil has been making headlines lately, thanks to a lecture given by a Harvard professor that?s been widely shared online.
Truck carrying 7,000 pounds of live lobster crashes in Maine Several live lobsters spilled onto Route 1 in Brunswick.
Child injured after guardrail pierces through car in Northbridge The 4-year-old girl suffered a serious head injury and was taken to a Boston hospital for treatment.
A West Roxbury man has filed suit against the city of Boston, claiming the city has violated his constitutional rights by denying his group the opportunity to fly a Christian flag.
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Astronaut Richard Arnold shared two images of the category 4 storm on Twitter Wednesday.
Big Island feels the effects of approaching hurricane Hurricane Lane is the most powerful storm to hit Hawaii since Hurricane Iniki in 1992.
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Though numbers are down, Patriots still tops in annual N.E. Sports Survey But here is a question for poll respondents: Are you paying any attention to the Celtics?
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NFL players got your attention with the national anthem. Now it?s time to wrestle with social injustice The players have turned activism into action. When will others follow?
Things to do in Boston with your guests on the cheap Some of the best things in Boston, as in life, really are free, or at least cheap.
How to eat like a local in Harvard Square From sushi to coffee, burgers to buffets ? here are some places in Harvard Square that might remind you of your youth.
Sprinting intern with Manafort verdict captures attention on a busy news day Photos and video captured NBC News intern Cassie Semyon?s mad dash from a Virginia courthouse to deliver the news of former Trump campaign chair Paul Manafort?s conviction.
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Ben Affleck reportedly back in rehab for alcohol addiction The Oscar winner, 46, has struggled with alcohol addiction on and off for years, and most recently underwent treatment in 2017.
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?I was the only one left behind. And I was the only one who was brown? A 14-year-old from Brookline was just trying to catch a bus home from Maine. Instead, he got a lesson in the insidious ways that race and bias operate in America today.
After weeks of assuring the homeless they would not be forced off the common, the city?s mayor announced he would be closing the common on Friday, despite no solution to the affordable housing shortage.
Bill Clinton drew a crowd on Martha?s Vineyard, but Hillary Clinton ?stole the show? Clinton discussed his new book, "The President Is Missing."
Steven Tyler sends cease-and-desist letter to Donald Trump for playing Aerosmith at rally This isn't the first time the Aerosmith frontman has threatened legal action for Trump's song use.
A million-dollar Apple computer? Let the bidding begin One of the original computers developed by Apple founders is up for auction in Boston.
The one-time powerhouse retailer that survived two world wars and the Great Depression has been calving off pieces of itself as it burns through money.
Senator Elizabeth Warren posts 10 years of her tax returns online The posted 2017 returns show the former Harvard University law professor and her husband reported an adjusted gross income of $913,000.
South Boston Bypass Road may again open to all drivers in new test of plan to cut congestion The one-year experiment aims to help relieve congestion in the traffic-choked Seaport District and nearby neighborhoods.
NYC nonprofit raises enough money to pay off Chesna family?s mortgage The Stephen Siller Tunnel to Towers Foundation has scheduled a press conference Thursday to present Chesna?s family with a mortgage payoff letter, an official said.
?Our kids deserve this, and [this building] says they are worth this. . . . This is what we fought for,? one sixth grade teacher said.
Sea turtle freed from lobster buoy line in Cape Cod Bay The leatherback sea turtle was rescued Wednesday and swam free of the line.
Two adorable snow leopard cubs make their debut at Stone Zoo Want to see a really, really cute Himalayan kitty? How about two of them?
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Endorsement: Jay Gonzalez is the best choice for Democrats A former official in the Patrick administration, Gonzalez has the right background to go toe-to-toe with the governor.
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Endorsement: Charlie Baker deserves GOP nod It?s important for the Massachusetts GOP that Baker win big in the Sept. 4 Republican gubernatorial primary.
TSA says air marshals don?t follow ?ordinary? travelers. Some ordinary travelers beg to differ She?s a social media manager for an arts-and-crafts company, and somehow became a target of a secret TSA surveillance program.
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Science is testing claims about psilocybin microdoses, and finding some truth Psilocybin microdoses do improve a form of thinking underlying creativity, a study suggests.
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 players have turned activism into action. When will others follow?
Boston police were justified when they ordered a New York man to remove body armor during last year?s ?Free Speech? rally on Boston Common, a judge ruled.
From an updated Salisbury single-family to a Charlestown condo, these homes are priced from under $500,000 to more than $1 million.
Welcome to the Third District, where 10 ? yes, 10 ? Democrats are vying to replace retiring US Representative Niki Tsongas in the largest congressional primary the state?s seen in two decades.
The Islamic State group quickly claimed responsibility for the knife attack, but a French official said the incident is not being treated as a terrorist case for the moment. The suspect is said to have severe psychiatric problems.
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John Paul, AAA Northeast's Car Doctor, answers a question from a reader whose vehicle vibrates on the road.
The party has been going for more than a decade. But a lot of Americans haven?t been celebrating.
Icelandic actor Stefan Karl Stefansson played villain Robbie Rotten on ?LazyTown? and led the 2008 touring production of ?Dr. Seuss? How the Grinch Stole Christmas! The Musical.?
The song, apparently never heard in public, appears to have been recorded in 1972 and was found recently on a tape owned by Rolling Stones collector Matt Lee.
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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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Boston saw some of the best gymnasts in the world during the US Nationals at TD Garden.
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