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What?s a Beacon Hill lawmaker supposed to look like anyway? Tram Nguyen and her colleagues are challenging assumptions.
State will offer dorm rooms for homeless college students Officials hope that by providing vulnerable students a secure place to live, guaranteed meals at a dining hall, and more support, they will boost academic success.
Trump says talks over border wall are ?a waste of time? In an Oval Office interview, the president said he will most likely take action on his own regarding border security once the talks conclude.
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The town rescinded the violation notice it had sent regarding the banner, effectively saying Dan Chiasson could keep the sign.
Racist graffiti found again at Needham High School It?s the fourth time in a little more than a year that racist graffiti has been discovered at the school.
Aaron Zenus was a student at Stacy Middle School, the town?s school superintendent said.
As billionaires such as Howard Schultz and Michael Bloomberg flirt openly with running for president, the senator has turned them into her first major targets of the 2020 race.
Judge denies rejected pot store?s plea to stop Salem rival from advancing The ruling marked a small victory for Salem officials who advocated for local control over pot businesses.
MARIJUANA MOMENT
Scientists used pot consumers? urine to produce electricity Marijuana might be more powerful than you think.
Beacon Hill lawmakers nix most proposals on transparency Most of the House members? efforts to add transparency to state government ultimately came up short.
These dumpsters of old nuclear waste are costing taxpayers a fortune They were supposed to be hauled away decades ago but they?re still here.
Henry + Mac
The Weddings Issue
The happy couple?s main goal was to throw a great party with fun activities for friends and family.
Buzzsaw | Matthew Gilbert
The current talk around Ted Bundy reminds us that hot killers are nothing new on TV; they?ve been rock star figures for many years.
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As Facebook becomes harder to escape, it becomes easier to leave And as even longtime users contemplate an exit, rival apps are capitalizing on the one thing Facebook lacks: focus.
Planning to call in sick Monday? Your boss probably expects it Low productivity on the day after the Super Bowl has become something of a tradition around here.
Tom Brady Sr. to Nickell Robey-Coleman after comments about his son: ?Sometimes it?s better to shut your mouth? Earlier in the week, Los Angeles Rams cornerback Nickell Robey-Coleman asserted that ?age has definitely taken a toll? on the younger Brady.
Julian Edelman got a walking tour of Atlanta from a total stranger When the Patriots arrived in Atlanta, the wide receiver decided to explore the city. He got a hand from a stranger.
DAN SHAUGHNESSY
Who is the mysterious Berj Najarian, Bill Belichick?s right-hand man? Najarian is one of the most powerful figures on the Boston sports landscape, yet most fans have never heard of him.
FLYERS 3, BRUINS 2
Bruins squander another lead, beaten by Flyers in OT Travis Sanheim scored the winner for Philadelphia, dealing Boston a fifth loss in its last six.
David Price switching from No. 24 to No. 10 this season Price requested the change. Sox bench coach Ron Roenicke wore No. 10 last season.
EDITORIAL
MBTA fare hike nickels and dimes riders The answer to the transit system?s real problems are another round of pension reforms and cutting overtime, not balancing the budget on the backs of riders.
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Julian Assange may be a hero to some, but he?s no journalist Julian Assange is many things, but a hard-working journalist he is not.
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DANTE RAMOS
Travel guides send out-of-towners to the historic Freedom Trail, but longtime residents should take a different tour through the future of Boston.
Christopher Muther
While some destinations in Florida grab all the glory, these four east coast gems are waiting to be discovered.
CHESTO MEANS BUSINESS
No-news-is-good-news earnings report lifts GE?s stock New chief executive Larry Culp is promising that the worst surprises are in the rear view.
Low cost smartphones get most things done, and that?s a problem for the iPhone.
Special Report
Read a multi-part investigation into how and why the lives of promising Boston valedictorians didn?t quite turn out the way they expected.
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The Big Picture
Twenty-one people died after a 15-foot wave of molasses swept through the North End in January 1919.
Love Letters
Dating in 2019 is?complicated. Frustrating. Sometimes completely exhilarating. In Season 2 of the podcast, Meredith Goldstein goes deep on one of her most-asked questions.
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Just like this Patriots team, Julian Edelman has saved his best football for the playoffs.
The Rams? Todd Gurley and the Patriots? Sony Michel bonded at Running Back U; now, they square off.
Travis Sanheim scored the winner for Philadelphia, dealing Boston a fifth loss in its last six.
When temperatures plummet, Keolis can turn on nearly 400 switch heaters across its system.
Sales of new homes soared, defying higher mortgage rates, but they?re still below year-ago levels. | realestate.boston.
In the latest twist in a long and winding political career, the former governor is seriously considering challenging the president. The big question: what party he will run with.
In a bipartisan rebuke to the president, the Senate voted, 68-23, to advance an amendment that would oppose withdrawal of troops from Syria and Afghanistan.
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Edmunds offers tips on how to get the most out of your test drive
Tris Pharma has expanded its voluntary recall of infant ibuprofen because it may contain overly high concentrations of the drug.
The Showtime series is slated to premiere on June 16.
U.S. scientist played instrumental role in ?CRISPR babies? project Michael Deem was far more involved in the widely condemned experiment than has previously been disclosed.
Are we ignoring ? or outright banning ? an easy affordable-housing fix? Mobile homes may be the least expensive and most effective means of addressing the region?s housing shortage.
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