George Papadopoulos, the Trump campaign adviser who triggered the Russia investigation, was sentenced to 14 days in prison Friday by a judge who said he had placed his own interests above those of the country.
?How hard can that be? Saying that Nazis are bad,? and more quotes from Obama?s speech Barack Obama jumped back into the political world Friday with a speech aimed at unifying Democrats and encouraging voter turnout.
Obama gave a Suffolk DA candidate a shoutout in speech The former president appeared to be referring to Rachael Rollins, who won a crowded Democratic primary for the district attorney?s seat on Tuesday.
Cruise ship with 350 people onboard loses power temporarily in Buzzards Bay A Windstar Cruises ship experienced engine failure Friday afternoon, prompting a US Coast Guard response.
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Ashley A. Monturio, 41, was arraigned Friday for allegedly driving over Romelia Gallardo in the parking lot of Gallardo?s building and fleeing the scene of the deadly crash.
Company offers to drop Stormy Daniels? hush-money agreement The company set up by Donald Trump?s former personal attorney offered Friday to rescind Stormy Daniels? hush-money agreement and drop its planned $20 million lawsuit against the porn actress for allegedly violating the deal.
US prosecutors look to resurrect City Hall indictment in Boston Calling case The appeal argues that US District Judge Leo T. Sorokin misinterpreted federal extortion laws, creating a legal framework that would have made it impossible for prosecutors to prove their case.
US prosecutors are asking Google for information about an e-mail account linked to the defunct ?Northern Herb? delivery outfit.
Given Michael Capuano?s history with the area, it?s surprising that he won his home city over Ayanna Pressley by just 122 votes.
Maine resident shoots neighbor?s cow after it scratches car A family cow was shot and killed Wednesday morning in rural Maine after police said the animal wandered from its owner?s property and scratched a parked SUV.
Two Mass. women sue N.H. hotel after contracting Legionnaires? disease The lawsuit comes after an outbreak of the disease sickened 14 people in Hampton in recent weeks.
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US sports betting is expanding following a Supreme Court decision, but Massachusetts and other states are still debating it.
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Friday night?s game against the Houston Astros offered manager Alex Cora a chance to test some candidates against the second-best team in the American League.
Attendees will be able to step into the ?Hall of the Future?on City Hall Plaza when the festival comes to the plaza on Oct. 10.
The platinum hip-hop star?s rhymes vacillated from party raps to lyrics about depression and drug use.
JEFF JACOBY
Celebrity gossip may be entertaining, but it makes our whole culture sick Sticks and stones may break our bones, but words ? ugly, gossipy, cruel words ? can eventually break a whole society.
More Boston school buses arrive on time Some 71 percent of buses arrived at Boston schools on time Friday, according to newly released school department data.
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Blame for late school buses goes round and round In the absence of effective mayoral leadership, the city council or the school committee may need to flex their muscles.
Opinion | Alan M. Dershowitz
Donald Trump is not an unindicted coconspirator Those who misuse the term should stop. And when they persist, they should be corrected.
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Black women have always been beautiful. Celebrating that is power From magazine covers and beauty empires to ?We Wanted a Revolution? at the ICA, black women are setting stereotypes on fire and defining themselves.
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Portland officials are inviting panhandlers to put away their signs and put on a pair of work gloves. They clean parks, beautify public gardens, and even place flags at the graves of veterans in exchange for a small paycheck and a possible path to better, lasting employment.
Tom Brady on continuing WEEI interviews: ?Yeah, not sure. I think so? The Patriots quarterback was asked about the longstanding weekly appearance after he recently cut an interview short.
DAN SHAUGHNESSY
With Tom Brady, some topics remain out of bounds Saying he was focused on football with the opener Sunday, the QB did not want to discuss Alex Guerrero or Colin Kaepernick.
Video shows shark off Cape mid-meal The shark was caught on camera eating its prey off Cape Cod this week, proving that the predators are still very much around.
Talking Points
This was not your parents? college recruitment fair. General Motors had something different in mind.
Dinner with Cupid
Blind date: ?She struck me as . . . much more logical than emotional? He?s a Gemini, she?s a Virgo. Are they hopelessly incompatible?
Dante Ramos
Young voters, claim your power There?s one sure way to make our politics healthier and our economy fairer: Young renters need to show up at the polls.
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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How a ?hidden safety net? was rolled out in response to quarantined plane A system involving federal, state, and local agencies across the U.S. at major ports of entry is the country?s ?hidden safety net.?
Saying he was focused on football with the opener Sunday, the QB did not want to discuss Alex Guerrero or Colin Kaepernick.
A necropsy found 11 lesions on the whale, as well as ?linear depressions,? suggesting it got caught in an entanglement line and drowned.
See inside this home and the others that made our list: a Back Bay condo, a town home in Cambridge, and a unit in Millennium Tower.
On paper, US Senator Elizabeth Warren?s bid for a second term shouldn?t attract a lot of national interest.
The first lady reportedly said the unnamed author was ?sabotaging? the country, while the press secretary encouraged people to call The New York Times.
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Mercedes-Benz has unveiled an all-electric SUV that it plans to start producing next year in Germany, the latest to challenge Tesla in luxury electric car market
Adding to the confusion, the two groups squaring off over an initiative to mandate staffing ratios at hospitals have similar-sounding names.
Reynolds made scores of movies, ranging from lightweight fare such as the hits ??The Cannonball Run?? and ??Smokey and the Bandit?? to more serious films like ??The Longest Yard?? and ??The Man Who Loved Cat Dancing.??
One of the most unpopular decisions the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has ever made was reversed Thursday.
And it's not called "Dude (Looks Like a Lager)."
Until next year, my sweetheart In a special bonus episode, Meredith Goldstein explores what happens to summer romance when the summer ends, and ?Wet Hot American Summer? creator David Wain shares a girl-crazy memory from his own camp days.
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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.
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.
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Here?s a look at some of the best images taken by Globe photographers last month: staying cool in the summer heat, installing a new police commissioner, spotting sharks on the Cape, campaigning politicians on the trail, and flipping gymnasts at the US championships.
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