With ?good luck? from Trump, Flynn heads to sentencing
President Trump?s former national security adviser Michael Flynn will likely walk out of a courtroom a free man due to his extensive cooperation with federal prosecutors.
President Trump?s former national security adviser Michael Flynn will likely walk out of a courtroom a free man due to his extensive cooperation with federal prosecutors.
White House press secretary Sarah Sanders said President Trump is willing to work with Congress to avert a partial government shutdown on Friday.
New York?s attorney general announced that the Trump Foundation is dissolving as her office pursues its lawsuit against the charity, President Trump, and his three eldest children.
TThe new order is separate from the president?s much touted goal of creating a ??Space Force,?? but is considered a first step in that direction.
When Robert Cummings found himself stranded on a mountain in whiteout conditions on Friday, he did what many millennials do: he posted about it on social media.
BEN VOLIN | ON FOOTBALL
The Ravens, Colts, and Titans are all 8-6, and the suddenly wide-open AFC race is where we start our Week 15 Review.
The surprise runner-up joins defending champion Desiree Linden on the John Hancock US Elite Team.
With Newbury set to close, students are surprised and saddened, especially those who transferred from recently closed Mount Ida College.
OPINION | SUSAN HOLCOMB
Tech giants collect lots of user data. But when it comes to their own companies, executives plausible deniability.
JEFF JACOBY
Conservatives shouldn?t condemn a liberal who expressed a conservative insight ? that the Constitution protects us from overreaching politicians.
A New Hampshire prep school graduate convicted of sexually assaulting a 15-year-old classmate in 2015 is asking a judge to suspend the remainder of his one-year jail sentence.
The quasi-public agency is excessively cheap, lacks accountability, and is rife with internal factions working at odds with each other, according to a scathing new report.
NESTOR RAMOS
In a nation unwilling to take even modest steps to prevent the next Columbine or Parkland massacre, schools have begun training students how to patch up victims of mass casualty events.
Opinion | Ayanna Pressley, Darlene Lombos, and Jessica Tang
The safety of our communities depends on the governor using his power to intervene with National Grid.
Former Trump campaign adviser Roger Stone has settled a $100 million lawsuit accusing him of publishing lies on the far-right InfoWars website.
Exclamation points are supposed to be about good cheer, but they?re really a call for help.
The owner was also ordered to install a plaque telling the history of the home, which was designed by Richard Neutra.
The South Boston Waterfront may hog the limelight these days. But city officials are turning their attention to Charlestown?s historic Navy Yard, where nearly 2,000 people live.
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One actress has reportedly left the show over the handling of her sex scenes.
Alonzo Dedrick served a prison sentence for shooting two undercover narcotics troopers behind a gas station on Blue Hill Avenue.
Julian Niccolini, 65, was told to resign by Alex von Bidder, a co-owner with whom he had operated the restaurant since the mid-1990s, according to the restaurant.
The move by the judge comes after Suffolk District Attorney John P. Pappas said he would not retry Ellis for for the 1993 murder of Boston Police Detective John Mulligan.
The unthinkable has been an all-too-common companion in two small neighboring towns, where six young people took their lives in the short span of 30 months. The questions keep coming: What is happening? Why? When will it stop?
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The Big Picture
Here?s a look at some of the best images taken by Globe photographers last month: a colorful sunrise, Christmas tree lightings, and high school sports.
After losing two in a row, the Patriots cannot afford to overlook anyone right now.
A federal judge?s ruling imperils billions of dollars in funding that help provide coverage for lower-income residents, experts say.
Richard Neutra?s legacy of modernist architecture, marbled throughout southern California, has a quieter history in San Francisco.
Arizona?s governor has named Representative Martha McSally to replace US Senator Jon Kyl in the US Senate seat that belonged to John McCain.
Chicago police say two officers investigating a shots-fired call on the city?s far South Side have died after being struck by a train.
Robert Harra Jr. covered up a Delaware bank?s troubled condition in the wake of the meltdown.
Globe TV critic Matthew Gilbert?s take on what to watch this week.
The Church of Safe Injection illegally distributes clean syringes. Branding as a ?religion? may offer some legal protection.
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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Mobile homes may be the least expensive and most effective means of addressing the region?s housing shortage.