Border security negotiations are teetering just days before a potential new government shutdown, with Democrats and Republicans still in disagreement.
Ilhan Omar apologizes over tweets about US support of Israel Representative Ilhan Omar insinuated in tweets Sunday night that US support for Israel is fueled by money from a pro-Israel lobbying group that has Jewish backing.
Snow is expected around noon and could be heavy at the start before changing to sleet and freezing rain. Visibility and driving could be difficult, forecasters said.
Allison Donovan was fatally injured in a hit-and-run crash while in the crosswalk on Powderhouse Boulevard.
M. Jay Herod admitted to manipulating trading of Medford company?s stock, and to cashing in on the deception.
Conway police were notified of human remains at a pumping station on Feb. 5, and a doctor said the fetus ?was the result of a spontaneous natural miscarriage.?
A Fall River man trying to melt dental filling for silver poisoned himself and two residents, killed four pets, and forced the evacuation of a 6-unit apartment building Saturday, officials said.
Massport on Friday began circulating a promotional brochure within Boston?s commercial real estate industry to hype a 1.1-acre parcel, now used as a parking lot, that will hit the market soon.
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Who loaned $460m to American Media? Inquiring minds want to know The parent company of the National Enquirer borrowed the money in January to refinance its debt, before Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos went public with allegations of extortion and blackmail.
The state?s highest court has denied Michelle Carter?s request to stay the imposition of her sentence, pending an appeal to the US Supreme Court.
JOAN VENNOCHI
When it?s he said, she said ? deny, deny, deny.
Sean P. Murphy | The Fine Print
Jessie Fire signed up for a personal training contract costing $14,400. Pricey, perhaps, but not otherwise an unusual transaction, except for the fact that Jessie is mentally challenged.
Players agree with Marcus Morris?s criticism questioning the team?s determination after Saturday?s embarrassing loss to the Clippers
BEN VOLIN | ON FOOTBALL
All Bill Belichick has to do is read this nine-item to-do list, then start clearing room for that seventh Lombardi Trophy.
A change is happening in Maine with wide-ranging effects: State is seeing more deaths than births The gap is reshaping life here in myriad ways, from shrinking the workforce to intensifying the demand for elderly services, and it will only widen in the coming years.
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Fix up the lobby, and the tenants will come. That?s the approach a growing number of downtown office buildings are taking with ambitious re-dos of their lobbies and front door areas.
Cooking | Magazine
Chris Kimball of Milk Street joins the Globe Magazine?s weekly Cooking column Check out his recipes for a roast with Italian flavors, an Australian take on pulled pork, and a weeknight-friendly schnitzel.
SHIRLEY LEUNG
Who wants to be the next Partners CEO? Anyone? The board shouldn?t stick with the Partners Way, which is plucking a doctor from one of its teaching hospitals.
Opinion | Thomas Piketty
A tax on wealth is long overdue The movement of a return to progressive taxation and greater fiscal justice that is emerging today and is long overdue.
Dan Wasserman
Does it still spark joy, GOP?
The state?s ninth recreational marijuana store is set to open, more than a month after it received approval from the state commission to begin operations.
Read a multi-part investigation into how and why the lives of promising Boston valedictorians didn?t quite turn out the way they expected.
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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The Big Picture
Patriots fans filled the streets to celebrate New England?s sixth Super Bowl win.
Of the 15 free-agent relievers last year who signed deals of at least $5 million per season, none was worth a single Win Above Replacement.
City Council president Katjana Ballantyne says the city needs to ?act now to do everything that we can to prevent any recurrence of these painful events.?
This space is actually priced considerably lower than others that have sold. What would this money buy you elsewhere?
A Moulton spokesman said there are currently no plans to visit any early presidential primary states.
The school district said schools will remain open during the strike and will be staffed by administrators and substitute teachers.
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The E-tron GT takes a rakish, somewhat exotic look with a sloping fastback form.
New England?s largest utility is doubling down on wind and solar power.
Elizabeth Barker announced in a letter to members that she plans to step down in March.
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.
Francis Rooney, the rare Republican joining Democrats to take on pharma Here?s why he?s bucking his party to work with Democrats on drug-pricing legislation.
